Chapter 2418 - 1409
Su Chang’an and his team were not harmed by the queen’s hairpin; from the whirlwind, they already had a protective aura that broke this spell.
The queen’s hairpin, after all, was just one of the magical treasures, unable to harm these people, and without stopping, she pulled out a silk ribbon from an unknown place.
She commanded the silk ribbon, which turned longer like a rope, transforming into a weapon with the intent to encircle and bind everyone opposing them.
The silk ribbon had transformed into the Heaven-Binding Rope, aiming to bind these cultivators.
As the opponent used the ribbon to bind, Su Chang’an and his team wielded their swords to fight back, block, and sever the ribbon.
Indeed, the queen’s magical treasure, the severed ribbon automatically restored itself and commenced another round of binding.
These ribbons seemed to be controlled, with eyes, just like swords among cultivators—what was their intent?
The ribbon obeyed commands to relieve its master’s worries; whatever the master desired, it would do!
There were people from their side and the opposing side, but the ribbon targeted only the opponents.
One ribbon attacked over 100 people, who had to fend off both the queen’s assault and other attacks.
The combat prowess was continuously rising, the fight seemed evenly matched, appearing to be at a stalemate.
It seemed the queen hadn’t fully revealed all her magical treasures yet.
Su Chang’an’s cultivation team was merely brandishing a sword, without exerting full effort.
His swordsmanship now surpassed his former abilities.
He had mastered One Sword Breaks Ten Thousand Spells, a skill not easily learned by everyone!
His abilities had improved beyond his former skills, especially after meeting Jiang Tang; he had learned skills that surpassed inherited swordsmanship.
Also, previously entering that magical treasure to undergo divine tribulation, fighting like an immortal, he learned higher swordsmanship from others’ combat skills.
Of course, immortal swordsmanship could not compare to his current abilities; he had grasped the essence and created his own moves.
This was beyond typical sword cultivators. Ordinary sword cultivators learned swordplay one move at a time through predecessors.
If one created their own, lacking the ability, it could still not match what was learned.
Su Chang’an could create his own moves, naturally his capability; none in the team were more capable than him.
Creating his own moves, he was quite delighted, a joy to share with family and friends.
Everyone had their secrets, not disclosing all to others, preserving them.
Regarding his collection, of course, he wouldn’t display it all to others.
Su Chang’an was a gentle person, easily befriending ordinary friends; becoming a true friend was hard.
Especially female friends; Jiang Tang, the male lead’s brother, debuting shortly after the start, held higher esteem than ordinary people in Jiang Tang’s heart.
For him, Jiang Tang paid more attention; Jiang Tang would give treasures acquired to Su Chang’an, share them with others, though it was unclear if truly valuable!
Su Chang’an used his talents, wielded a sword not made by him, yet a divine artifact, a gift from Jiang Tang.
It was taken from a magical treasure, from a castle’s warehouse, naturally more powerful than typical divine swords of the Ten Great Clans.
The divine sword chooses a fitting master among the contract-bound owners.
With Jiang Tang’s blessing, Su Chang’an’s divine sword recognized him as its master.
Su Chang’an’s previous sword was nurtured within his body, not yet a divine sword.
Not as powerful as the divine sword.
Now, holding the divine sword, no temptations from the queen could sway him.
Others might be slightly affected, slowing their movements.
Su Chang’an still assisted comrades, shielding them from the demoness’s influence.
As they battled these human demons, other teams were engaged in combat too.
Feng Qingcheng’s team, despite having two to three hundred members, although not as capable as the Ten Great Clans, matched first-rate clan abilities.
Moreover, they had greater numbers.
The foes they encountered were not ordinary monkeys; without a few Monkey Immortals, the monkeys wouldn’t pose any threat.
Since gaining Monkey Immortals, their training improved, yet they couldn’t transform like Monkey Immortals.
Possessing Immortal-like skills, the monkeys were trained by Heroic Immortals.
Though not as fierce as tigers, wolves, or leopards, their agility earned them points.
Three Monkey Immortals leading a troop of monkeys also received tasks from the Hell Palace’s artifact spirit.
Assigning them tasks to combat the humans entering the Hell Palace, not to take lives but ensure the humans tested their abilities.