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The Wind Phoenix in the sky had just fully coalesced when it began to transform into a fiery red color, turning from Wind Phoenix to Fire Phoenix. That was the true Killing Leg of Huo Lian. A resounding phoenix cry echoed from the Arena, reverberating throughout the Martial Arts Hall. All the disciples and Elders could clearly hear that piercing phoenix call, and everyone couldn't help but marvel at Huo Lian's power; even Ruo Nan's eyes were filled with seriousness.
However, Ruo Nan showed no signs of panic. Meanwhile, the Earth Python coiled its body tightly, aware of Fire Phoenix's formidable leg strike, yet resolutely launched an attack towards the Fire Phoenix in the sky. The two began their battle in midair while Ruo Nan closed her eyes, continuously chanting incantations, which made Huo Lian feel somewhat uneasy.
On the eastern stands, Elder Sun stroked his beard and remarked, "That generation of disciples is probably the most outstanding that Mok Ming Academy has recruited in nearly a hundred years."
If that person hadn't encountered any mishap, they would likely be comparable to Coco from that same generation, another Steward sighed, gasping.
Which generation? Some Elders over a hundred years old clearly did not know which generation the Steward was referring to.
But which generation? Naturally, it was over a hundred thousand years ago—the one led by Yin Tianheng.
In an instant, the stands fell silent; that statement was simply too shocking. It was evident how deeply ingrained the name Yin Tianheng was within the academy.
Among the crowd, Gu Ping sighed and said, "It's over."
Who do you think lost?
Sister Huo Lian lost.
Oh, but isn't Ruo Nan's Earth Python showing just how powerful Sister Huo Lian's Fire Phoenix is?
It was just a facade.
At that moment, Huo Lian realized this point. Just as the Fire Phoenix eliminated the Earth Python, Ruo Nan's spell came to an end. It could not be called a spell of forbidden arts, the Five Elements Annihilation. Although it was not the complete version of the Five Elements Annihilation, it was enough to deplete her combat power significantly.
Huo Lian, unwilling to accept defeat, controlled the Fire Phoenix to attack Ruo Nan. However, before the Fire Phoenix could even touch the hem of Ruo Nan's garment, it dissipated into thin air. That had been her trump card. Renran—I don't deny it—she thought about that woman's misstep. Was it really so difficult to bridge a gap of just one year?
The Fire Phoenix had completely vanished into the void, and Huo Lian sheathed her sword, heading eastward toward the Arena. Unlike Liu Dong's confident declaration that he would defeat her, she knew that after this tournament, there would likely be no more opportunities for them to interact.
Xiazhi approached from where she stood and patted Huo Lian on the shoulder. "Actually, I won."
Upon hearing Xiazhi's words, Huo Lian trembled all over, desperately trying to suppress her thoughts of despair. She looked in surprise at Ruo Nan's position. She didn't want to think about how she had been trapped into using a spell like Five Elements Annihilation; perhaps Ruo Nan had also exhausted her spiritual energy. The two were once again at the starting line, and she felt as if she had fallen for Ruo Nan's empty city ploy.
On another side, seeing Liu Yu's awkward expression, Gu Ping chuckled and said, "Ruo Nan probably lost this time."
At that moment, those few interesting individuals did not refute Gu Ping. While they acknowledged Ruo Nan's strength, they also understood that Xiazhi—I don't deny it—was not someone to be underestimated. At this point, Ruo Nan had just engaged in a fierce battle with Huo Lian and was now facing Xiazhi without any chance of victory.
Was it worth it?
Ruo Nan looked at Xiazhi leaping in the Arena and asked with some confusion. She truly did not understand why those people seemed intent on making trouble for her instead of seizing the opportunity to enter the top ten and claim a seat for True Inheritance. What had she done to offend them?
She didn't know, but at least she wanted to do so.
Xiazhi provided Ruo Nan with an irrefutable reason for her actions; it was also a capricious reason. At least she wanted to act on her thoughts without hesitation. Xiazhi was indeed—I don't deny it—a headstrong girl who never hesitated once she set her mind on something. Just like when she encountered Time Sand and Divine Cultivator outside the Flowing Cloud Realm; it was simply because she wanted to do so—and that was all there was to it.
"Does Junior Brother have his own ideals? I want to know," I said.
He thought for a moment.
Xiazhi's face broke into a calm smile, devoid of any mockery or even a hint of consolation; instead, it bore a trace of bitterness.
To live.
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