The scene of Su Xin fighting Bai Ling was extremely interesting.
Bai Ling's attacks appeared sacred and majestic beyond compare, Buddhist light swirling around her as though she truly were a holy maiden.
Su Xin, meanwhile, was bathed in blood-red radiance, sinister Blood Fiend Qi surging into the heavens like a demonic god.
Anyone unaware of the truth who saw the two fighting might have thought that a righteous holy maiden was striking at a vicious devil-path fiend.
The might displayed by their clash drew the attention of a great many martial artists.
As the most formidable figure among Jianghu's younger generation, Su Xin naturally attracted plenty of attention.
As for the White Lotus Sect's holy maidens, everyone knew that they were monsters raised within the White Lotus Sect through countless slaughter, as though by nurturing venomous insects in a jar.
As heirs of the White Lotus Sect, White Lotus holy maidens possessed astonishingly terrifying strength the moment they emerged into the world. Now that she had faced Su Xin, this battle was certainly worth watching.
The boundless blood river collided with golden lotuses, Blood Fiend Qi and Buddhist light reflecting off one another. For a time, the scene was incomparably bizarre.
The White Lotus Sect combined the strengths of Daoism, Buddhism, and demon paths, though each White Lotus Sect martial artist emphasized a different direction.
Bai Ling naturally focused on the Buddhist side of martial arts.
Light scattered down as Bai Ling formed seals with both hands. A golden lotus bloomed beneath Su Xin's feet, but its lotus heart bore a trace of savage blood-red. Endless suction came from within, stirring the blood throughout Su Xin's body until it began to boil.
However, though Su Xin did not appear particularly robust, he was still a body-tempering martial artist.
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