Clearly, any cultivator who tried to block Su Hao's flying swords with shields or Dharma Artifacts was pierced clean through, severely wounded and basically left unable to fight.
Just as all their shields shattered and they lacked the strength to cast another Art Method, Su Hao's Green Light flying swords turned back and easily severed their heads.
Su Hao also wanted to kill with a single strike, but only by thrusting with the sword tips could the flying swords instantly break through a Golden Core cultivator's multiple Protective Barriers. If he had tried to cut off their heads from the start, it would have been difficult to break through all their shields. That was why Su Hao had gone to the extra trouble of turning his blades around to finish them off. As for shooting them in the head, the target was too small—easy to miss, and easy to evade.
Of the twenty-odd cultivators, nearly ten were directly killed in Su Hao's first wave of flying sword attacks. The Art Method effects on their headless corpses dissipated, and together with their heads, they tumbled down the mountain.
The cultivators who used Art Methods to evade instead escaped disaster. Yet they were all frightened pale by the ferocity of Su Hao's great rain of flying swords, stumbling backward again and again.
Su Hao was not particularly satisfied with his results. They were passable, but that was all.
Golden Core cultivators possessed extremely strong evasive abilities, and he was controlling forty-eight flying swords at once. With his attention divided, it was normal for some to slip away.
Sure enough, having more people still gave them a certain advantage. They could hold out longer!
With that thought, Su Hao focused his attention and controlled the flying swords in the sky to pursue and