Three Realms Sword Art: Floating Shadow Style

Having cleared the second stage, Ju Hua received another "Nether Shadow" without hesitation and charged straight into the third.

In the third stage, the Golden-Armored Figure from the start had vanished entirely, replaced by a swarm of the Halberd-Wielding Armored Warriors that had only appeared sporadically in the previous round!

Though these warriors were not high in realm, their individual strength reached the threshold of a Dao Lord. With so many appearing at once, even a First-Step Dao Lord would find them a headache.

Facing such a multitude of halberd-wielders, Ju Hua could no longer crush them with his bare hands as he had before.

He drew the two newly acquired top-grade eternal divine weapons, "Nether Shadow," and slaughtered his way into the ranks of the warriors with blinding speed.

Ju Hua did not immediately resort to his strongest sword technique, the "Extinction Style."

The "Yin-Yang Style," "Floating Shadow Style," "Origin Sword Style," and "Sky Piercing Style"—these four techniques were unleashed by Ju Hua in rotation.

Endless sword light crisscrossed among the halberd-wielders, and the golden-armored warriors fell one after another like wheat before a scythe.

Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh!

Ju Hua's figure flickered, and the sword shadows in his hands flickered in tandem. Gradually, the ever-changing techniques in his grip all converged into the "Floating Shadow Style."

Before his Second Primordial Spirit had gone into seclusion, it had already found this path leading toward the Dao of the Strongest. Now, the origin within the "Nether Shadow" blades was most compatible with the Floating Shadow Style, making it the most fluid technique for Ju Hua to execute at this moment.

Combined with various factors, Ju Hua began to gain insights into this style, and naturally, all the sword techniques in his hands began to lean toward it.

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