An Army at Foothill Mountain, Breaking the Mountain and Destroying the Temple (Part Two)-Happy Xiaonian to Our Brothers and Sisters in the South
Boom!
In an instant, countless strands of Spiritual Resonance fell into chaos and shattered. The treasure seal descended like a meteor, slamming into the Foothill Sect's mountain-protecting formation. Ripples surged across the formation. Ranges of mountains rose high like ocean waves, only to break and collapse the next moment. Amid the rumble of muffled thunder, a towering blast of air swept in every direction.
Inside the mountain-protecting formation, arrays disintegrated and halls collapsed. Immortal mountains crumbled, the earth split open, and the Foothill Sect's magnificent expanse of halls and towers, built and repaired over countless millennia, fell into ruin.
Beyond the formation, the terrain for hundreds of thousands of li around the Foothill Sect underwent a heaven-and-earth reversal. Ravines crisscrossed the land, the earth cracked, and the entire Foothill Mountain range looked as though a great earthquake had struck it. Ruins and scorched earth stretched as far as the eye could see.
With a single blow, heaven split and earth broke.
Gazing at the boundless ruins, Di Feng True Person and the others felt a chill in their hearts. This was the might of an immortal of the Upper Three Realms.
A casual strike had destroyed hundreds of thousands of li of mountains and rivers.
Within the Foothill Sect, wails and sobs filled the ruins.
Before Jiang Sheng struck, many Foothill Sect cultivators had been inside its halls, listening to teachings or refining pills, crafting artifacts, making talismans, and practicing their arts.
But when Jiang Sheng made his move, the disciples were caught unprepared and buried beneath the collapsing halls.
The disciples outside the halls watched the sect's mountain-protecting formation ripple with layers of color. Its dazzling, multicolored glow twisted and shifted as if the formation were about to shatter.
The invisible aftershocks instantly flattened whole swaths of buildings and