Chapter 744 The Rainbow In The 12Th Year Of The Qing Calendar 2 (2/2)

The Ascetic Monk did notwooden , a superior ninth-level warrior As he sprayed out fresh blood, he pressed forward again with the dagger in his hand, co into his abdoy exploded between the two of theround The two of them were like a wooden bird Its shadow ih the rain Who kno many layers of rain they shattered as they shot into the distance?

Ye Zhong was done, at least for now The person who had attacked was the Shadow When that Ascetic Monk silently fooled the eyes of all the Qing aces present and used the rain tofroe atmosphere This was an innate acuteness that people in the Overwatch Council possessed Probably only he and the Shadow could use it to such an extent

After Fan Xian entered the capital, he hadn't contacted the Shadow Even he didn't knohere the Shadow had been hiding He did know that the Shadoas certainly dissatisfied The top assassin in the world would want revenge for Chen Pingping Thus, during the mass chaos in the Palace, Fan Xian knew for sure that the Shadoherever he ould find an opportunity to act He had not thought that the Shadoould be o, the two of theainst the Ascetic Monks Fan Xian had no idea how the Shadow hadthem However, the Shadow successfully removed the foremost ace by the Emperor's side and pulled the chances of victory heavily toward the that could et in the ht him for, just like the last attack when they entered the Palace to carry out an assassination Now, the Shadow had silently retreated and voluntarily chosen Ye Zhong He realized that the first Commissioner of the Overwatch Council, Sir Wu, had returned The Shadoho had always seen Wu Zhu as an idol, naturally chose to cooperate with Wu Zhu

This was actually also a forures of Ye Zhong and the Shadow crashi+ng through the curtain of rain and flying endlessly further from the battle before he turned his eyes back to the battlefield in front of Taiji Palace

In thewas attacked, it was inevitable that the people in front of Taiji Palace would beco the attack aimed at Wu Zhu The only person that didn't panic was the Enored the Ascetic Monk's attack and just kept his eyes fixed on Wu Zhu's hand The Emperor only had eyes for Wu Zhu

The incoed, and flattened It now looked like a co the rainwater in front of Taiji Palace as it splashed through the air heartlessly

With a slap, thespear in front of Wu Zhu Within the shortest possible tiainst the wrist of the person holding the spear In that instant, the skin on the wrist of the person holding the spear split open, the tendons shattered, and the bone poked out, unable to ever hold a spear again

With a clack, the metal rod slid up the surface of a sword A heavy pressure pressed down the head of the sword The blade-less metal rod touched the bump on the sword and leapt up fiercely It then landed heavily, striking against the forear the forear his palm and came to stand in front of Wu Zhu The head of the metal rod, which had been rubbed sainst the rain-filled ground Then, the ainst the Ascetic Monk's head The straw hat, filled with rain, shattered into countless pieces with a snap as a blood mark appeared on the Ascetic Monk's smooth head His neck cracked, and he collapsed into the rain

Each time theblunted metal rod had become a metal stick in Wu Zhu's hand It struck aside the dense mass of swords in front and shattered countless joints The blood h the air

The er pierce into the throats of the countless Royal Palace aces, but it could shatter their throats Walking through the rain with difficulty, it seemed that Wu Zhu could fall at any moment In the end, those who fell were the aces that bravely stood in front of the Emperor

Wu Zhu seemed to have become the stern teacher on the precipice Each time he struck, the wooden stick would land accurately on Fan Xian's body No ed, he could never succeed Now, the wooden stick had becoe of an internal court guard's knee was shattered by thedown again and threw the person beneath the stone steps, sending up a spray of rainwater

Wu Zhu finally stood in front of the E, or any communication of the eyes, Wu Zhu raised his hand The metal rod in his hand moved toward the Emperor's face

No one in the world dared to hit the Emperor's face, but Wu Zhu aimed to do so Furthermore, he did it veryan unfilial son but also like he was beating up a heartless rat

When Wu Zhu stood in front of the Eht suddenly ely old face He then he raised his hand

In an instant, before even the rain could tre by his side, suddenly appeared to the side of his face with his pal the ht hand squeezed into a fist and sainst Wu Zhu's chest

Histo never be stained with dust and never to be bloodied, stopped Wu Zhu's metal rod and landed on Wu Zhu's body

The first cross of swords between the two last extraordinary warriors in the world, who had abilities beyond hu a rod, stopped an attack, and sent out a punch

If it had been anyone else other than the two of them, it would have been impossible to stop thefist sainst Wu Zhu's chest In this eal Wu Zhu's body seee moment Then, like an arrow, he was ruthlessly smashed out Like a heavy and hard meteorite, he flew out fro Kingdom aces who had pursued hi the Taiji Palace, with blood and flesh flying wildly

With a round dozens of feet away, setting the world around hie silence There were not many people ould be able to survive this, to be able to stand up after this In front of Taiji Palace, on the stone steps, in the light rain, the lonely and proud Emperor continued to maintain his posture with one hand held out in front protectively and one fist extended into the air

To be able to knock down Wu Zhu with one punch was so Elimmer of emotion on his face On the contrary, a coldness appeared in his eyes

Wu Zhu's attack with thethe Eainst the E Emperor's face was very white, but there was a red and swollen patch on his left cheek Blood dripped from the corner of his lip as if he had been slapped heavily on the face

He slowly drew back his left hand and lowered his head to look at the mark the metal rod left behind on his palm Only now did he think to hi in a puddle of blood, suddenly moved He then bent over and rose with unusual difficulty The , supporting his swaying body as he stood in the rain

It had taken hireat hardshi+p to walk so far to have reached the Emperor, yet he had been struck back by the Eh to ed his evenan even more difficult posture, and ht yellow figure in front of Taiji Palace

The rain that had been falling since thesuddenly stopped The layers of clouds in the sky also gradually thinned as visibility gradually cleared in the Royal Palace It was as if everything had become clear </br>