Great Wilderness Scripture

If the Demon Rats moved as fast as lightning, then in this cave, what was truly faster than lightning was the Twin Fish Swords in Zhang Tie's hands.

The silver carp unleashed by the Silver Carp Sword's radiance met a Demon Rat with purplish-black fur in midair. The rat never got the chance to leave so much as half an inch of a wound on Zhang Tie's neck. Nearly two meters away from his neck, it was cleaved apart by the Silver Carp, bursting into a cloud of blood before dropping to the ground.

Zhang Tie had not expected the first one he killed to be the leader of the Demon Rats. That rat had simply been too fast. The instant it discovered Zhang Tie, it had attacked without hesitation. And so, naturally, it exploded beneath Zhang Tie's sword.

Although Demon Rats possessed some intelligence, that rat probably never understood, even in death, how the fellow they had chased into the water for refuge barely thirty hours ago had suddenly become so formidable.

Naturally, Zhang Tie had no need to explain anything to these Demon Rats. He swiftly began wielding the Golden Carp and Silver Carp.

Driven by Iron-Blood Battle Qi, the blades of the Golden Carp and Silver Carp had fully extended, their sword radiance shooting six meters away. The radiance flowed like water, within which a golden carp and a silver carp swam merrily. Yet wherever they swam, they stirred up vast ripples of blood.

The death of their leader drove the remaining Demon Rats completely mad, and their attacks on Zhang Tie reached a frenzied pitch. But how could the current Zhang Tie compare to the grievously wounded Zhang Tie of two days ago? The golden and silver carp swimming amid the horde of Demon Rats had