Peerless Tang Sect: The World-Subduing Bronze Coffin
Chapter 325

Sending the Warning

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High above, the descending White Sea Eagle saw the warped, sinister aura shrouding a thousand meters of ground below. Instinctive fear swept through the bird, bringing its descent to a halt.

"What is that?" Wang Qiu'er exclaimed.

Jiang Hai, however, sensed a trace of something familiar from the thousand-meter domain. It closely resembled the aura the Fourth Elder leaked while cultivating, and he had already guessed that this must be the Fourth Elder's Soul Skill.

He had never expected the Fourth Elder to possess a domain Soul Skill as well. Moreover, the domain the Fourth Elder unleashed was even stronger than his Magnetic Field.

That realization left Jiang Hai feeling somewhat fortunate. If he had encountered the Fourth Elder instead of the Third Elder and Fifth Elder before, he might have been the one who died.

Of course, with Li Qingfeng there during his encounter with the Fifth Elder, he might not have been in much danger. His encounter with the Third Elder, however, had been perilous beyond measure.

This also reminded him not to underestimate anyone under heaven. Who knew how many Soul Masters were stronger than him!

Still, if his guess was correct, the one battling the Fourth Elder and the others below should be Wang Qiu'er's bodyguard, the three-hundred-thousand-year Soul Beast, the Scarlet King.

Although Jiang Hai's First Soul Skill, Iceflame Diamond Transformation, could draw upon both ultimate fire and ultimate ice, his ultimate ice had the Fourth Soul Ring, while his ultimate fire attribute had no corresponding Soul Ring. The fire-attribute Scarlet King was undoubtedly the best candidate Jiang Hai could imagine for his Sixth Soul Ring.

But the Scarlet King was powerful and lived in the Star Dou Great Forest, which teemed with ferocious beasts. Hunting him down alone was utterly impossible for Jiang Hai,

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