Although Hai Bodong had little trouble dodging the rubble at that moment, he could vaguely sense that this was merely the prelude to something far more terrifying. Something dreadful was about to emerge from underground. He could no longer remain on the ground.
He sprang up instantly, braving the pressure to land on a boulder tumbling down the mountainside. Without pausing, he used it as a foothold and leaped again, landing on another falling rock higher up. Bounding from rock to rock, Hai Bodong soon drew very close to the mountaintop.
The summit was not safe either, but compared to the ground that was about to collapse completely, it was undoubtedly his best option.
Yet just as he was about to leap again toward the falling rock nearest the summit, the entire mountain abruptly collapsed. Countless fragments of rock burst outward, and terrifying rubble laden with immense Yin Qi struck him in an instant. Hai Bodong spat out a great mouthful of blood and was hurled backward, about to fall onto the almost completely collapsed ground.
Hun Changqing frowned at the sight. He had originally intended to conserve as much true qi as possible. With the situation still unknown, he could not afford to expend his Supreme Yin True Qi recklessly, so he had not brought Hai Bodong onto a water sword as well. He had never expected the mountain to suddenly explode, leaving Hai Bodong in danger.
Hun Changqing could only sigh and send another water sword shooting toward Hai Bodong to catch him. If Hai Bodong died so unceremoniously, those two medicinal pills he had spent on him would have been wasted.
Hai Bodong felt something catch his rapidly plummeting body before carrying him upward at tremendous speed. Once he recovered his senses, he realized he was standing