True Life and Death

Lu Chong realized that he had still underestimated the power of the Dao Profound Realm, especially Elder Fan Long standing opposite him.

Compared to Zhao Huwei, whom he had killed, Fan Long, though also in the Dao Profound Realm, was far more difficult to deal with.

Not only was this man's will stronger and his cultivation higher, but he also had an exceptionally powerful and compatible Xuanming Dao Treasure bolstering him. His strength was likely no less than Elder Changming's.

If Lu Chong had been at his peak, he believed he would still have had a chance of remaining undefeated.

But beneath willpower pressure of that intensity, even though he was fearless and resolute, he still found it difficult to unleash his full strength.

Thus, after a brief deadlock, Lu Chong gradually began to show signs of defeat, feeling increasingly powerless.

Fan Long's palm seal, meanwhile, remained condensed without dispersing. It even seemed to be gathering greater momentum, forcing Lu Chong's Dragon Roar Sword and palm seal back step by step.

Lu Chong sensed it clearly: if that palm seal came down, he would surely be severely injured on the spot, with no possibility of escape left.

Although he was still holding on, he could only watch helplessly as the palm seal descended, as though slowly waiting for death to arrive.

This was the true moment of life and death.

"This is the true challenge between life and death!" High in the distant sky, a burly figure hovered in the air, stroking his full beard as he sighed.

Had Lu Chong been there, he would have recognized him at once. It was none other than his master, Elder Changming.

Hovering beside Elder Changming was a lean man with a face like polished jade. He watched the distant battlefield with an