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World's No. 1 Swordsman

World's No. 1 Swordsman


World's No. 1 Swordsman

World's No. 1 Swordsman


Chapter 367: Sword Drawn Once More, Lives Hang in the Balance! (Teaser)

Inside the mountain base, more than a dozen figures hovered in midair.

"I thought nuclear bombs could destroy this world? Why didn't it do anything?!" Galina asked coldly. 

She looked at the three modern vampire princes at her side, then at the people standing all around the mountain structure. No one dared meet her eyes. Most did not even dare to breathe.

Several Jialington Group executives were dragged forward. An elderly man stammered out a few explanations. They gave her the same reasoning that the Special Investigation Unit had immediately thought of: hiding the nuke inside a storage artifact.

Galina nodded slowly, dropping the matter. "Their Daoist arts are incredible." 

The main gate of the base slowly opened, but the multiple protective layers that had been locked to withstand the nuclear blast took time to unseal.

Following Galina's command, the cultivators of the Dark Faction, who couldn't join the earlier battle on the summit, gathered at every exit.

While waiting, the ancient prince, who was still in his true form, asked, "What was that Heavenly Tribulation Wielder thinking? Why would he willingly sacrifice himself to save thousands of humans who are no better than livestock? It makes absolutely no sense."

"The Hua Republic values its citizens," the man wreathed in flames answered coldly and...

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