Former Interstellar Mercenary In Urban Cultivation World
Chapter 736: Switching The Fighter (Part 1)

Chapter 736: Switching The Fighter (Part 1)

Nith was worried Al’gath might get sidetracked, so he reminded him.

Even though Al’gath was tied up, their side still had a chance.

Both sides had lost a top prodigy, and although six disciples from the Green Lotus Sect had arrived, they were still outnumbered.

Compared to the sudden, brief surge in power of the devils, the top sects like the Green Lotus Sect and Eternal One Sect had been fighting for a long time.

Major sects on Mystic Void Continent don’t yield easily to each other, so it’s unlikely they’d suddenly unite in belief or power.

The devils were suddenly attacking them fiercely, catching them in a very disorganized state.

Nith and Gagmuth were not devil prodigies who just come out to the world, and they knew this well.

They needed to take advantage of this and catch the humans off guard before they could react.

The devils and humans moved out of the way of Amalia and Al’gath, letting their weapons clash in a river of blood once again.

"This time, I’ll give it my all and see if your blade is stronger or mine," Al’gath said seriously and coldly, with his blade starting to give off a cold aura.

"That’s exactly what I want," Amalia said, lifting her blade which gleamed with a cold light.

Two intense auras suddenly erupted, clashing fiercely.

Al’gath’s blade vibrated and flew up into the air.

The surrounding spiritual energy was drawn toward him, forming a giant vortex, as if he was preparing his most powerful move.

"This blade was meant to deal with that person and has been practiced for a while. I didn’t expect to use it on you. If you die from this blade, you should be proud. After all, you forced me to use it," Al’gath said.

Al’gath’s blade glowed with a faint light.

The core of the gathered power emitted a terrifying aura, and then it seemed to be absorbed back into the blade.

The unsettling energy in the air calmed, as the saying goes, "Extreme things will turn into their opposite."

Amalia immediately felt a powerful threat locking onto her.

She looked up just as Al’gath slashed down with his blade.

A green light flew towards her at incredible speed, sparking flames in the air as it passed.

The green light reflected on her indifferent face, and Al’gath’s blade suddenly burst with a powerful aura.

Looking at the incoming attack, Amalia’s body shot up into the sky, she then raised her blade to unleash her attack.

Not long after that, the blade’s light clashed against the green light.

Amalia didn’t stop.

At a speed that others couldn’t see, she quickly slashed twice more with her blade.

The blade light kept stacking up, becoming even stronger, like a bright white sun so close that it nearly blinded those people below.

"Is that the Eight Gods Blade?" Ruma Yang said in shock as he watched this scene.

How could a disciple of the Green Lotus Sect use the Eight Gods Blade?

"What did you just say, Senior Brother?" Vijaya Tao, who was next to him, hadn’t caught what he said.

Ruma Yang’s face was turned serious.

Few disciples of the Eternal One Sect had seen the Eight Gods Blade, so Vijaya Tao wouldn’t know much about it.

The Eight Gods Blade was a secret technique of the Eternal One Sect, known for its incomplete and strict training conditions.

Even in the Eternal One Sect, only a few disciples who had practiced it, so how could outsiders get it?

He had a bad feeling.

He remembered the elders saying that the Eternal One Sect’s technique vault had been stolen before.

Unnoticed by Ruma Yang, Kenny Lin in the crowd suddenly glanced at him with an oddly calm look.

The light in the air was so intense that everyone had to stop and look at it.

The two forces clashed together to determine the outcome.

The combined power of the Eight Gods Blade increased drastically.

The white light quickly covered Al’gath’s aura, breaking through Al’gath’s strongest attack and crashing down on him, sending him flying.

"Al’gath!" Nith and Gagmuth were shocked.

The mighty Al’gath had actually been defeated.

They urgently wanted to check on Al’gath, but this time they were stopped by Kailash Ren.

Suddenly, Gagmuth broke through Ruma Yang’s defense and was almost at Al’gath’s side when Al’gath flew out from a pile of rubble, looking battered and far from his original strong self.

Gagmuth saw that while Al’gath looked seriously injured, it didn’t seem like he was on the verge of death, and he breathed a sigh of relief, "How are you?"

Al’gath, with a grim face, replied, "I’m not badly hurt."

The chest armor had saved him; otherwise, Amalia’s blade would have pierced through his chest.

Gagmuth also noticed the bloodstains on Al’gath’s exposed chest and the damaged armor.

It was clear that without the armor, Al’gath might have been dead.

Just then, Amalia, who had been hanging in the air, suddenly moved and charged toward them with even greater speed and a murderous intent.

"Be careful!" Al’gath, who had been keeping an eye on Amalia, immediately warned Gagmuth when he saw her make a move.

Gagmuth hesitated for half a second, then decided to retreat.

If he hadn’t been injured, he might have been able to block Amalia.

Now, going up against her could mean death.

Thinking this, he couldn’t help but feel a bit self-mocking.

If someone had told him before entering the secret realm that he would one day fear a mid-stage Golden Core cultivator, he would have thought they were joking.

Amalia’s blade didn’t hit Al’gath but instantly killed the two devils behind him.

They didn’t even have a chance to resist her attack.

As she prepared to continue her attack, Kenny Lin suddenly appeared beside her and grabbed her hand holding the blade.

"Let me handle him."

Amalia felt a bit puzzled but still withdrew without hesitation, "Then I’ll deal with the other devils."

"Take a rest for now. You must be nearly out of spiritual energy after those moves. Don’t push yourself too hard," Kenny Lin said with a gentle smile.

Amalia thought he was acting a bit strange, but it wasn’t the right time to ask questions, so she nodded, "Okay, I’ll rest for a bit."

No one doubted her.