Sovereign of the Sword
Chapter 523

Venomous Insects and Beasts

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The gale grew stronger and stronger. Gradually, tornadoes formed within the poisonous mist, whipping it up entirely.

In an instant, the entire bank of poisonous mist became much thinner.

More importantly, as the gale rose, torrential rain began pouring down over the ferry crossing. The rain fell in a roaring rush, carrying great quantities of poisonous mist into the ground.

"Hm? What's going on?"

Zhou Likui, who had been wearing a mocking expression a second earlier, suddenly stiffened. Astonishment crossed his face as he stared uncertainly at the gale and torrential rain rising within the poisonous mist.

"Wind-Rain Sword Domain!"

Qin Hao gave a sharp cry.

The next instant, the gale and torrential rain fully took shape. With Qin Hao at its center, the Wind-Rain Sword Domain enveloped everything within a thousand-meter radius.

The raindrops transformed into tiny Wind-Rain Fine Swords.

"A sword domain?"

Zhou Likui's expression shifted slightly. "Impossible!" he exclaimed. "This is a first-order domain! You're only at the true martial realm fifth layer peak. How could you have mastered a first-order domain?"

It was not as though Zhou Likui had never fought Saint Martial Grandmasters, though most of those encounters had merely been sparring matches to improve his combat experience.

As such, he was quite familiar with domains. The moment Qin Hao unleashed his Wind-Rain Sword Domain, Zhou Likui sensed that it was indeed a first-order domain.

"I told you. You're not good enough to kill me."

Qin Hao's voice remained calm as he slashed forward with the Setting Sun Sword in his hand.

Almost at the same moment, great masses of raging wind swept over. An enormous sword formed around the Setting Sun Sword, composed entirely of raging wind.

"Storm Greatsword!"

Qin Hao brought the Setting Sun Sword down.

In an instant, violent Sword Qi surged

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