Breaking the Sword and Shattering Shadows, the Blood-Soaked Path to the Heavens (Part Two)

Yu Ci did not even need to look back.

Ye Bin was acting as the rearguard, not merely blocking the way at Zhu Luo Huang Jia and leaving all else unattended. Even if she wished to do so, Zhu Yang and the Candle Dragon King would never allow her to have her way.

Therefore, as Yu Ci flew forward, he could occasionally catch a glimpse of Ye Bin's figure on the flank, clashing with Zhu Yang, the Candle Dragon King, and the others in fleeting bursts.

To his left and right, massive vortices—both visible and invisible—constantly circled and pursued him, one vanishing just as another emerged anew.

That was the domain where Ye Bin fought fiercely against Zhu Yang and the Candle Dragon King, where sword intent and domains collided, devoured, and tore at one another in endless repetition.

Yu Ci was like a boat sailing upon a surging, violent river, surrounded on all sides by roaring rapids and whirlpools. Yet he kept his mind set entirely on driving forward, and the various whirlpools always shifted aside in the nick of time to clear a path.

As for whatever fiends or great demons rushed in from ahead, they were all thoroughly minced into nothingness, without a single exception.

This meant Ye Bin was shouldering the task of clearing the way as well. Yu Ci was thus able to calm his mind and deal wholeheartedly with the Great Black Buddha Mother Bodhisattva.

At that moment, across the three-sided void within the scope of the Taixiao Divine Court, the system of laws grew increasingly complex, and the situation became ever clearer.

The True Realm law system was considered the "late-sinking" one. Although it possessed the largest volume, down at the bottom of the lake, restricted and sealed off by the demon realm's