Swallowing Heaven Sword Emperor: Lin Bai and Ye Suxin
Chapter 3334

Dragon Court and Phoenix Pavilion!

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Dragon Court and Phoenix Pavilion!

"You want to enter the Heavenly Surveillance Bureau? There's only one way!" Su Jin said in a low voice.

Lin Bai pressed him anxiously. "What way?"

Su Jin said, "Become a disciple of Dragon Court and Phoenix Pavilion!"

Lin Bai frowned and looked at Su Jin in confusion.

Su Jin spoke rapidly. "Dragon Court and Phoenix Pavilion are places specifically established to cultivate the descendants of the princes, nobles, ministers, and generals in the Divine Capital. The martial artists inside are all either rich or noble. Some of them, once they've eaten their fill, have nothing better to do and specialize in pointless activities. Among them is an end-of-year martial competition—the disciples of Dragon Court competing against the disciples of Phoenix Pavilion!"

"Back then, the Sacred Emperor believed that the descendants of the Divine Capital were exceptionally brave and martial, and he admired them greatly. Thus, he promised them many generous rewards!"

"One of them was that the top ten martial artists could go to the Heavenly Surveillance Bureau and observe for one day!"

"Remember, you'll have only that one day. If you miss it, you'll have to wait another six months!"

"There are very few officials in the Heavenly Surveillance Bureau, and every one of them is a loyal dead soldier of the Central Sacred Nation!"

"Even if the nine Army Kings send troops to guard the Heavenly Surveillance Bureau, their soldiers can only move about within the Heavenly Surveillance Prefecture. They cannot enter the Heavenly Surveillance Bureau!"

"Only on that one day will the Sacred Emperor order the Heavenly Surveillance Bureau opened, allowing the martial artists of Divine Capital's Dragon Court and Phoenix Pavilion to enter and gaze upon the most mysterious place in the Central Sacred Nation!"

"Other than that, either you

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