This Ancient Sword Shadow had somehow been placed inside the Kunpeng by someone. Later, Luo Yan activated it and incorporated it into the Primordial Spirit Projection, allowing it to be preserved.
However, the sword shadow was ultimately an object without roots. Each time it was used to attack, it could kill enemies with its remaining sword qi, but once that sword qi was exhausted, the sword shadow would likely disappear.
For Luo Yan, the sword shadow's attacks were actually secondary. Its greatest use was that he could use the Divine Treasure to analyze the symbols on it.
Whether it was the Primordial Tent or the sword strike infused with the truths of the Great Dao that the humanoid light-shadow had displayed not long ago,
their value lay beyond mere sword qi.
If the Ancient Sword Shadow dispersed, Luo Yan would no longer be able to gain anything from those symbols.
At that thought, he immediately put away the sword shadow.
Unless absolutely necessary, I shouldn't use the sword shadow to attack.
At the same time,
Huan was driven back by Yan Bo's sword and suffered serious injuries. Its Aura plummeted, and the pressure affecting both humans and giant beasts quietly receded.
Only then did Cao Feng and the others recover.
They saw that the Overlord Giant Beast had been driven back by a single strike from Luo Yan's Primordial Spirit Projection, and that even two of its tails had been severed. Every one of them was shaken to the core.
They had felt utterly hopeless when they saw Huan emerge through the mist, convinced that they were doomed to die here.
They had never expected Luo Yan's Primordial Spirit Projection to achieve such a result with a single attack. The sight was like a shot of adrenaline, filling them with