Seeing the Yangtze River once again fill the world before his eyes, Elephant Kui Emperor let out a furious trumpet.
"I'm going to kill you!"
Elephant Kui Emperor could not tolerate such an almost openly provocative means of obstruction.
By the time he shattered the Enemy-Blocking Poem again, Fang Yun had already broken through the defensive line of six Spirit Bones and entered the Treasure Pavilion, joining the other four men. At the same time, he used the Crime-Suppressing Literary Platform to swallow a set of Fifth Realm Spirit Bones outright.
"You're courting death!"
Elephant Kui Emperor charged straight toward the entrance. Inside the Treasure Pavilion, primordial qi boiled and Sacred Qi surged.
The five Great Scholars simultaneously recited a poem, a dual literary-rank battle poem for Grand Academicians and Great Scholars: "River Town: Three Farewells to the Barbarian Emperor"!
This old man indulged a young man's wild spirit, yellow hound led on the left, gray hawk raised on the right; in brocade caps and sable coats, a thousand riders swept across the level ridge.
To repay the city that followed its governor, I would shoot the tiger myself-behold young Lord Sun.
Wine-flushed, my heart and courage still stood wide open; a little frost at my temples-what of it? Bearing the imperial tally to Yunzhong, when would Feng Tang be sent?
I would draw my carved bow full as the moon, gaze northwest, and shoot the Celestial Wolf!
An apparition of Sun Quan, founding emperor of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms era, appeared behind each of the five men. Every Sun Quan held a mighty bow.
Fang Yun alone was somewhat different.
Behind Fang Yun, just as when he first composed this poem, an apparition of a miniature Literary Star appeared.
Although the other four Great Scholars already knew