Immortal God of War

"Shake the Great Qin Dynasty!"

The Commander of the Kylin Army trembled, his eyes full of disbelief, and asked, "You’re not joking with me, are you?"

Qin Feiyang said, "Do I look like I’m joking to you?"

"How is this possible?"

"I’ve had quite a few dealings with the Zhuge family, they’ve always been dutiful and well-behaved, how could they do something like this?"

said the Commander of the Kylin Army.

This matter was truly hard for him to accept.

"Dutiful and well-behaved?"

"Hmph, some things you just don’t know about."

"Just wait, one day, I’ll expose their ambitious schemes to the world."

"Then you’ll know whether what I’m doing today is right or wrong."

After Qin Feiyang finished speaking, he directly shut off the Image Crystal Stone.

This person was too loyal to the emperor, even the Enslavement Mark couldn’t control him. If he knew the true identity of the Eldest Prince, he’d surely tell the emperor immediately.

So for now, he couldn’t tell him.

Buzz!

But within three star, the Image Crystal Stone buzzed and vibrated again.

Qin Feiyang raised his eyebrows, Battle Intent surged into it.

A phantom appeared.

Thinking it was the Commander of the Kylin Army again, he didn’t even look and immediately said angrily, "Is it not over yet?"

"What’s going on?"

A suspicious voice rang out.

"Huh?"

Qin Feiyang was taken aback, looked up, and saw it was Yan Wei.

Qin Feiyang smiled and said, "Sorry, I thought it was the Commander of the Kylin Army. How are things on your end now?"

"The State Preceptor is too cautious."

Yan Wei sighed deeply, then smiled and said, "But now, I’ve successfully entered the Law Enforcement Hall."

"Inner hall?"

Qin Feiyang asked.

"No."

"But as long as I’ve entered the Law Enforcement Hall, I’m confident I can enter the inner hall and gradually become a trusted confidant of the State Preceptor."

Yan Wei said confidently with a smile.

"Be careful not to give yourself away."

Qin Feiyang smiled, trusting Yan Wei’s abilities.

"I will."

"Where are you planning to go next?"

Yan Wei asked.

"Reincarnation Sea."

Qin Feiyang said.

...

The Reincarnation Sea, located in the Northernmost Land of the Imperial Capital, stretches endlessly.

The environment here is extremely harsh.

Gales rage, tsunamis roar, powerful Sea Beasts are everywhere, ordinary cultivators dare not set foot.

But in such a place, there is a village, situated here.

The village is just over a hundred miles from the Reincarnation Sea.

Vast mountains, savage beasts roam freely, but strangely, within a ten-mile radius of the village, there isn’t a single sign of a savage beast.

The village is not small, but compared to the bustling places like the Imperial City, it’s not very large, with over two thousand households gathered here.

It can be said to be isolated from the world, but everyone lives comfortably.

The young and strong hunt outside.

The elderly and women stay at home, tending to the homestead, everything appears so peaceful and simple.

Yet at this moment!

A middle-aged woman stands at the village entrance, gazing at the distant mountains, her face full of worry.

The woman is only thirty-five or six, yet her complexion is pale, eyes vacant, her face wrinkled, looking as if she were over fifty years old.

Time passed, the sky gradually darkened.

The woman still stands at the village entrance, as if waiting for someone to return?

Night finally descended, the mountains fell into darkness, every household in the village lit their lamps.

Thud!!!

Suddenly.

A sound of strong, steady footsteps began, coming closer.

Upon hearing the footsteps, the woman’s hollow eyes finally gleamed with a trace of light.

In the darkness, a middle-aged muscular man dressed as a hunter gradually entered the woman’s sight.

The man was robust, nearly six feet three inches tall, carrying a Savage Bull over six feet long, his footsteps strong and steady.

But without cultivation.

That Savage Bull was just an ordinary wild beast.

Upon seeing the man, the light in the woman’s eyes vanished, replaced by a hint of disappointment.

The man saw the woman, slightly stunned, perplexed, "Jie’s mom, why are you still standing here?"

"I’m waiting for Jie."

The woman smiled, but the smile was stiff.

The man froze for a moment, astonished, "Jie hasn’t come back yet?"

The woman nodded.

The man yelled angrily, "What’s that boy doing? He’s grown up, yet still so irresponsible?"

The woman shook her head, "Don’t blame Jie, he went out to find his sister."

"It’s been days since his sister disappeared, she must have already died under the claws of savage beasts, how can he possibly find her?"

The man sighed.

The woman was instantly furious, shouting, "You’re talking nonsense, Jin Er won’t die, she’s definitely still alive."

Her expression filled with pain!

The man, unable to remain unmoved, advised, "Don’t be silly, if she was really alive, after half a month passed, how could she possibly not come back?"

"Get out, get out right now!"

The woman yelled.

"Ungrateful!"

The man snorted coldly, carrying the Savage Bull, turned his head without looking back, and entered the village.

"Jin Er will be fine..."

"Jie will definitely find her..."

The woman muttered to herself, looking at the deep mountains in the dark, tears involuntarily flowed from the corners of her eyes.

...

Roar!

In a desolate deep mountain, occasionally, a loud beast’s roar would echo.

Somewhere within a mountain stream, a twelve or thirteen-year-old boy was walking alone.

"After father passed away, all I have left is my sister and mother. No matter what, I must find my sister..."

The boy tightly clenched his hands together, his dark eyes resembling black gemstones, emitting a resolute glow.

Twelve or thirteen years old, still just a child.

Yet on the boy’s face, there was a maturity and steadiness beyond his peers.

Soon.

The boy arrived in front of a low hill, raised his head to glance at the summit, and then fiercely climbed up.

In the process, thorns lacerated his skin, with blood flowing freely; he paid it no mind, his eyes showing a trace of stubbornness.

Finally.

He climbed to the summit, gasping for breath, stood by the cliff’s edge, looked at the distant night sky, and muttered, "Sister, where exactly have you gone? Do you know, Mother and I miss you, worry about you..."

Suddenly!

A sound of hissing came from behind him.

And a stench assailed his nose.

The boy shivered violently, quickly turned around, and saw, nearly ten meters behind him, a pair of green eyes coldly staring at him.

It was a venomous python, over ten meters long, as thick as a barrel, covered with black scales.

"Damn it!"

"Unknowingly, I’ve strayed out of the restricted zone."

The boy panicked inwardly, but pretended to be calm, waving his small fists and shouting, "My fists are tough, you’d better not come over..."

The python flicked its tongue, stared at the boy for a moment, its narrow snake eyes flashing with disdain, then began to slither toward the boy.

"I’m telling you, come any closer and I won’t be nice!"

The boy kept retreating, appearing fierce in expression, yet his heart was filled with terror.

Whoosh!

Suddenly.

The venomous python sped up, opened its bloody mouth wide, revealing sharp fangs, and pounced toward the boy.

Such a large venomous python, it was the first time the boy had seen, without any doubt, it could swallow him whole.

But at this moment.

He had already retreated to the cliff’s edge, with nowhere left to go.

"I’ll fight you!"

He gritted his teeth, pulled out a dagger from his bosom, just an ordinary dagger, and flew toward the python.

The python froze, evidently not expecting the boy to dare resist.

But soon after.

Its eyes grew fierce, spraying a vaporous poison.

The boy was startled, yet his body moved with agility, like a monkey, narrowly dodging, then immediately stabbed the dagger into the python’s seven-inch spot.

He succeeded.

But the scales on the python’s body were harder than he had imagined.

Accompanied by a metallic clang, sparks flew, the dagger merely left a scratch on the scales.

This action completely infuriated the python.

The long snake tongue flicked, coiling around the boy’s ankle, dragging him toward its bloody maw.

"No..."

"I can’t die!"

"If I die, no one will take care of Mother!"

The boy roared.

A strong will to survive overcame the fear in his heart.

He gripped the dagger tightly, reversed the knife, and stabbed fiercely into the python’s tongue, immediately causing blood to spray.

The python hissed in pain, releasing its grip, allowing the boy to narrowly escape, instantly attempting to flee.

But the enraged python raised its giant tail, smashing it into the boy’s back.

"Ah..."

A miserable scream echoed through the air.

The boy immediately flew sideways from the cliff like a meteorite, plummeting downwards.

This low hill was only a few dozen meters high; for a cultivator, it was nothing, but for an ordinary person, falling down would be fatal!

"Mother..."

"Sister..."

"I refuse to accept this!"

The boy shouted in despair.

However, he did not notice, and the python did not notice, at this moment above, two streaks of light, like lightning, broke through the air.

It was a man and a woman.

The man appeared to be twenty-three or twenty-four years old, of upright stature.

Clad in snow-white garments.

His features chiseled like a knife, sharply defined.

His long hair fluttered in the wind, exuding an ethereal aura.

The woman, with a graceful figure, hair cascading like a waterfall, exceedingly beautiful features, also wearing a snow-white long dress, akin to a celestial being from beyond, elegant and graceful.

They were none other than Qin Feiyang and Lu Hong!

"Huh?"

"Who is calling?"

Suddenly.

Lu Hong paused, halted her figure, looked downward, and immediately saw the despairing boy.

Someone indeed here in this desolate wilderness?

And it’s a child?

Whoosh!

In the next instant.

Lu Hong transformed into a streak of light, swiftly heading toward the boy.

The boy also completely despaired, closed his eyes, quietly waiting for death.

But just as he was about to fall to the ground, he suddenly felt someone grab his arm, his body instantly lightened, and the next moment was suspended in air.

"Huh?"

The boy was dumbfounded, turned his head to look, and saw a beautiful sister in white standing beside him, instinctively asked, "Are you an Angel?"

"Angel?"

Lu Hong slightly paused, shook her head with a smile, and landed on the ground with the boy.

Qin Feiyang also swooped down, landing beside the two.

"You can actually fly?"

Witnessing this scene, the boy’s eyes almost bulged out, stammeringly asked, "Are you an Immortal?"

"Immortal?"

This time Qin Feiyang was also stunned.

Flying isn’t a very common thing? How did it get connected with Immortals?