Jiang Ding struck with his sword.
The sword was called the Moonlight Illusory-Realm Sword.
It was one of the Moon Lineage's supreme sword arts within the Sun-Moon Sword Pavilion. Under pressure from the larger cause, they had been forced to surrender it. Now it belonged to Jiang Ding, who unleashed the strike he had honed for a hundred years.
As the sword fell, the world seemed to divide into two separate worlds.
Before the Flameflow Imperial Heir stood an Azure Sky Imperial Son.
Before the Azure Sky Imperial Son stood a Flameflow Imperial Heir.
That was perfectly normal.
But these were two worlds, with two Flameflow Imperial Heirs and two Azure Sky Imperial Sons. That was rather strange.
The Azure Sky Imperial Son and the Flameflow Imperial Heir each faced an opponent. Wielding heavy weapons, they fought fiercely. At a glance, both opponents used the Horned Demon Imperial Clan's methods: hundred-zhang demon bodies and ten-zhang indestructible chaos spaces. They were identical.
Look more closely, however, and their opponents appeared faintly hazy. Their bodies were made of Sword Qi, as were their attacks. Through the sword path, Jiang Ding had forcibly reproduced the same effects.
According to the Immortal Sect and the eight mighty beings who had revised the Moonlight Illusory-Realm Sword, there was a ninety percent chance it would not trigger the Great Emperor safeguards on the two imperial heirs.
Great Emperors wanted their children to grow into white jade pillars that could hold up the sky, not useless wastrels. They naturally would not trigger their safeguards over a fight against opponents of the same rank, even a somewhat strange one.
If they would, they might as well keep their children at home for life and never let them go out.
Imperial heirs needed to fight and be tempered. So