Chapter 6370 Evilmoon Domain
Blood-colored sabers filled the air, sealing off the battlefield in every direction.
Cang Lu found himself trapped in a world of Evilmoons. Each of the blades radiated a sinister aura that eclipsed even the Bloodfiend Halberd in his hands.
To Cang Lu’s shock, his Bloodfiend Halberd started to tremble as though it was terrified.
“It’s time to show you a glimpse of my real power,” Evilmoon whispered, its voice thick with wicked delight, sounding like a devil unchained after millions of years of suppression.
Long Chen was also excited. With his link to Evilmoon’s soul, he understood just how strong Evilmoon had become.
This was Evilmoon’s domain. The blades floating in the sky had once been petals. But after devouring the Grand Dao qi, they had accumulated enough power to manifest their true form.
This special domain sealed heaven and earth. Long Chen didn’t even need to spend Spiritual Strength to maintain it; the Evilmoons themselves could lock Cang Lu in place.
Every blade was an extension of Long Chen’s soul. Through them, he could sense everything—even Cang Lu’s movements, his rage, and his fear.
A cage of millions of Evilmoons pressed in, their collective weight enough to make everyone despair.
Long Chen extended a hand and grabbed one of the Evilmoons floating behind him. When he swung it lightly, the void itself split open.
The sheer force left Long Chen astonished. After all, this was only one among millions.
“Come,” he said coldly. “Show me that arrogance from before. Let’s see which is sharper—your tongue or my saber!”
Long Chen’s confidence swelled. To be connected to so many divine weapons at once made his blood boil with battle fervor.
Man and saber became one. In a single stride, he crossed the void, scarring the void with a black line as he reached Cang Lu.
There was no need to accumulate energy to activate bloodline runes or even summon power with his soul. It was simply a casual swing, yet it carried the power to shatter worlds.
Cang Lu’s instincts screamed of danger, and his hair stood on end. With a roar, he swung the Bloodfiend Halberd to meet Long Chen’s attack.
BOOM!
The two divine weapons collided, unleashing an explosion that shook heaven and earth.
Cang Lu gripped the halberd with both hands, while Long Chen pressed down with his saber, pouring his will into the blade. Sparks flew at the point of contact and detonated into wild ripples of energy.
However, the clash was happening within Evilmoon’s domain. Outside, no one could see or sense what was going on. The millions of Evilmoons formed an impenetrable barrier, blocking all sight and divine sense.
As a result, the wild ripples of energy crashed into the walls of sabers and bounced back, twisting into a chaotic tempest.
Only a few feet separated the two combatants. At this moment, Cang Lu’s face contorted with hatred as his killing intent erupted without restraint.
In the primal chaos era, he had been unrivaled among his peers, a peerless genius crowned by heaven. He had always stood far ahead, with every other expert forced to chase his shadow. None had ever run alongside him—until now.
Later, he was chosen as a Dark Son and received the Dark Master’s legacy. From that moment on, he soared to heights so great that others could no longer even glimpse his back.
But during the slaughter of the nine heavens, he had encountered a terrifying existence.
On the heaven region’s battlefield, he had been killed. His memories of that day were gone; all he knew was he had died. He neither knew how, nor at whose hands.
Yet now, as he looked at Long Chen’s expression, something stirred in him, and a sharp pang split his soul.
Was it a nine star heir who killed me? His heart shook violently.
BOOM!
The momentary distraction was fatal. Long Chen seized the opening, unleashing all his power. Cang Lu was blasted backward, his expression twisting in horror as he realized he could no longer sense Long Chen’s position.
Even the Bloodfiend Halberd failed to sense anything. It was as if Long Chen had vanished from existence.
Suddenly, the Bloodfiend Halberd quivered. Cang Lu roared and swung it sideways, barely intercepting Evilmoon’s strike before it cleaved him in two.
Although he had blocked it, the immense power sent him flying into the wall of sabers. He rebounded violently, blood spraying from his mouth.
Long Chen gave him no chance to recover. Like a phantom, he appeared overhead and brought his saber crashing down.
Though Cang Lu could not sense Long Chen, the Bloodfiend Halberd still reacted to faint fluctuations of energy, guiding his defense. As a result, Cang Lu could only inject all his energy into the halberd. Without it, he would have been reduced to scraps of flesh.
Even so, another wave of attacks sent him flying once more. His arms trembled, and he almost lost hold of the Bloodfiend Halberd.
Then, to his relief, the Evilmoon in Long Chen’s hands reached its limit and crumbled.
A flicker of joy crossed Cang Lu’s face, but it froze the next second. He saw Long Chen calmly reach out and draw a new Evilmoon from the endless wall of sabers.
“Impossible! It’s absolutely impossible! There’s no way every single one of these is that strong!” Cang Lu roared indignantly, charging toward Long Chen.
Long Chen met him with a casual swing, and the impact sent him tumbling again. When Cang Lu rose, his hands were bloody and broken. He almost lost hold of his weapon.
When he rose, gasping and trembling, he saw Long Chen resting Evilmoon across his shoulder, advancing casually. His relaxed posture was that of a predator toying with prey.
“You damn ant,” Cang Lu roared, his voice breaking with rage, “how dare you humiliate me?!”
Driven mad, he tore at his robes, revealing his bare chest and a glistening black spider tattoo.
“Great Dark Master, bestow me your power!”
All of a sudden, the tattoo ignited. With a flash, it vanished.
BOOM!
Cang Lu’s manifestation detonated, and a colossal black spider appeared in its place, its body exuding endless black qi.
Cang Lu’s flesh darkened, his body gleaming with a metallic luster.
“LONG CHEN!” he bellowed.
Even his voice had changed. It no longer sounded human at all, instead sounding more like the roar of some beast.