Soul Land Reimagined: Rise of the Sword Immortals
Chapter 1791

The Blood Desire Cult!

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Southeastern Heaven Dou City, Huarun District (No. 44).

This sprawling slaughterhouse usually reeked of livestock and rust, an inconspicuous yet essential cog in the city's workings.

Now, however, it had become the eye of the storm.

Shrill police whistles tore through the silence, while the scrape of armor and heavy footfalls surged together like a tide.

Holding torches and Soul Guidance Lamps aloft, the City Guard Army surrounded the entire slaughterhouse, sealing it as tightly as an iron barrel.

Inside the buildings, scattered sounds of fighting and explosive soul skills rang out, accompanied by terrified shouts and the sharp crash of breaking objects. Resistance continued, but far more people crouched in despair or surrendered, blades pressed to their necks and soul power holding them down.

The heart of the disturbance lay in the enormous warehouse originally used to store frozen meat.

Now, its thick concrete floor had been violently torn apart and thrown back, revealing an immense, heart-chilling opening.

The opening was not natural. Jagged tears twisted around its edges, and a faint bloody odor seeped from it, as though it were a gaping maw leading into the depths of hell.

This was the Blood Desire Cult's secret stronghold, hidden in the heart of Heaven Dou City.

The powerful fighters ordered to purge it did not pause. Five figures, each radiating a distinctly different yet overwhelmingly powerful aura, leaped without hesitation into the dark opening, one after another.

Leading them was the level 95 Censor-in-Chief, Tong Yangyuan. The other four were Lei Xing, level 92; Ji Hongming, level 93; Sword Lord Azure Bamboo, level 94; and Shi Yuanyuan, level 92, the

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