789 Pursuing Death (2/2)
The Abbey Dean continued forward, searching for Ning Que who was behind the crowd.
The crowd was disturbed, the flying bricks stopped for a moment, and then continued to fall like heavy rain.
However, even cultivators' flying swords could not touch the Abbey Dean, let alone bricks. Master Huang Yang's prayer beads could not even trap the Abbey Dean for a moment, much less sewage.
The Abbey Dean continued forth calmly. The people blocking his way were crushed like ants or tossed into the air.
The brave Tang citizens continued surging at the Abbey Dean and died.
The Snow Street turned into a street of blood. There was blood flowing everywhere.
Courage was a word worthy of respect in the world, but in front of the absolute power representing Haotian, it was so weak and ridiculous that it could hardly be described as heroic.
In the face of the gap that could not be countered, the people in Chang'an should have despaired and given up like ants looking up at the sky.
Incredibly, while sorrow, anger and unwillingness could be seen on their faces, there was not a trace of despair in them.
They did not despair, cry or curse any longer. Instead, they continued fighting in silence. Even if it was a hopeless fight, they would fight to the end.
A coolie porter picked up a pole and threw it at the Abbey Dean, then he died.
A peddler from a foreign county picked up the dagger he used to protect himself in the mountains. And then, he died.
A man nobody knew pounced at the Abbey Dean, and then, he died.
People picked up bricks, kitchen knives, shot at the Abbey Dean with their family bows and arrows, and then died.
They were dying for nothing.
Dying did not sound good, it even seemed stupid.
But men were wonderful creatures. Even though they knew that the end result could not be altered, many would still persist due to one reason or another.
People even created a word with similar meaning for this purpose.
Pursuing death.
The Tangs were pursuing death today.
They were all pursuing death.
They wanted to stop the Abbey Dean.
The towering city walls of Chang'an City failed to stop the enemy.
So they built a new wall with their own flesh and blood.