Five translucent mountains stood in midair, with a Literary Ancestor atop each summit.
Beside Mount Tai, Fang Yun stood within his globe-like Realm of Family, State, and World, resisting the power of Five Peaks World. The Literary Jade behind him moved in succession, while the brush in his hand danced.
Before long, Fang Yun's Realm of Family, State, and World expanded, and War-Poem Famous Generals and war-poem sovereigns appeared at his side, one after another.
After leaving Burial Saint Valley, Fang Yun had learned all the Great-Scholar War Poetry, so in this battle, he used more of it than he had in Burial Saint Valley.
Soon, no fewer than ten war-poem sovereigns stood beside Fang Yun. Some brandished Son of Heaven Swords, some held royal bows, and others gripped tiger tallies to summon armies. Together with Fang Yun, they attacked the Literary Ancestor Jing Chengxi ahead.
The others watching from the Sin Turtle Prison Chariot stared at the ten war-poem sovereigns in disbelief.
Leaving aside the legendary Sage-Descension War Poetry, King War Poetry was the strongest type of Summoning-Soldier Poetry. Every war-poem sovereign was at least equivalent to a First Realm Great Scholar.
But no power could be flawless. War-Poem Kings had one obvious weakness: they consumed enormous amounts of Literary Qi.
After all, every sovereign had once borne national fortune and ruled over countless subjects. Once manifested, they needed a vast supply of Literary Qi to sustain them.
Generally, summoning two sovereigns was already a Great Scholar's limit. If he summoned three, his Literary Qi could sustain them for no more than a quarter of an hour.
Yet now there were no fewer than ten war-poem sovereigns, each renowned: King Tang, founding ruler of the Shang Dynasty; King Wu of Zhou, who unified the world; Duke Huan of Qi,