Mu Yi and Yu Daoist, standing at the heart of the battle, were both under immense pressure. Wave after wave of residual force traveled through the void, leaving their sinews, bones, flesh, and blood limp. If their physiques had been even slightly lacking, or their Internal Cultivation too shallow, they would have been shaken to death alive by the aftershocks of these two earthshaking ultimate moves.
The residual force Mu Yi endured was tyrannical and fierce, unending, swift as wind and thunder.
The residual force Yu Daoist endured, meanwhile, was grand and upright, crushing others with sheer momentum; it was not something that could be broken through clever tricks or petty calculations.
Yet comparing the two of their experiences, Yu Daoist still held the upper hand. There were mainly two reasons for this.
First, Mu Yi's cultivation art, the Sky Without Limit True Scripture, was ultimately something he had only just begun to practice. Its text was already incomplete, and this martial art required Imperial Dragon Qi and the Imperial Dynasty's National Destiny to unleash its full splendor. It even needed the Qiongtian Divine Sword once wielded by Yang Jian to bring out its greatest power. Mu Yi possessed none of these.
Its power was naturally greatly diminished.
Second, the source of Mu Yi's strength was the dragon vein forcibly elevating his cultivation through a special empowerment method. What he himself possessed was merely a mass of pure energy; overall, Mu Yi's own martial arts still remained dominant.
Yu Daoist was different. The power he had drawn from the dragon vein originated from a powerhouse of a generation, Yuwen Chengdu.
As the Heavenly Treasure Great General of the Sui-Tang Era, at the height of his prime, his combat strength and cultivation had been surpassed only by King Zhao of the