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Chapter 1190: Chapter 619: Hard Not to Be Moved
The Great Elder’s serene face took on a look of anger as he shouted, "Seventh Elder, do not obstruct me! The Second Elder has gone too far today!"
Just as tensions were about to erupt, an aged voice drifted from a great distance, "Second Elder, do not bully the young, what skill is there in oppressing the younger generation!"
The Second Elder smirked coldly, not only did he not stop, but he even quickened the speed of pressing down on Gu Sheng. This was nothing but the bluff of a foolhardy person.
Gu Sheng was thoroughly suppressed, unable to move an inch, not even able to protect his sister, Gu Yu, who was behind him.
Gu Yu was full of fear, her eyes reddened, and she shouted with a sobbing voice:
"Brother!"
Gu Sheng frantically circulated his inner mental method, trying to break free from this terrifying suppression.
He exerted all his strength, and a magical treasure, the Ancient Reincarnation Bell, flew out from within him, emanating a simple glow in an attempt to resist the big hand.
In the face of the Second Elder’s terrifying strength, as soon as the Ancient Reincarnation Bell appeared, it was struck hard into the ground by an invisible force, kicking up a cloud of dust, and was of no use.
Full of despair, Gu Sheng looked inside himself, and the long-dormant Taiji Hunyuan Heavenly Book suddenly radiated immortal light, showing signs of awakening.
Gu Sheng remembered that once before, in a desperate situation, it was this Heavenly Book that saved his life.
Within the Heavenly Book, there were three black mists shimmering with Dao Light; last time, one of the black mists disappeared to help him resolve the crisis. This was undoubtedly his only hope, though using the Heavenly Book might expose its secrets, bringing greater trouble, he had no choice.
Just as Gu Sheng prepared to give it his all, a violent fluctuation rippled through the Void, and a figure tore through the void with his bare hands and descended upon the scene. It was Daoist Xiushan, his face full of fury, and he roared, "Second Elder, cease your arrogance!"
The Second Elder’s face darkened, looking at Daoist Xiushan, he questioned coldly, "Xiushan, what do you mean by this? Would you offend me over a junior?"
Daoist Xiushan replied in a deep voice, "Second Elder, the Holy Master has already instructed to focus on cultivating this boy Gu Sheng, I cannot watch him die by your hand today."
The killing intent in the Second Elder’s heart grew stronger, his aura surged as he shouted, "Very well, very well! In that case, do not blame me for being impolite!"
He attacked Daoist Xiushan, and wherever he went, space was distorted by his momentum. This powerful presence made even the Great Elder on the side not dare to underestimate it.
Seeing the Second Elder’s attack, Daoist Xiushan’s anger intensified. He stepped into the Void, walking step by step towards the Second Elder. With each step he took, a massive void appeared beneath his feet, and his own momentum also surged crazily.
One step, two steps... When Daoist Xiushan took the eighth step, his aura, vast like inhaling the mountains and rivers, spread out, making the gathered elders reveal expressions of disbelief.
The Second Elder’s originally fierce offensive halted, and he began to breathe heavily as he truly sensed a lethal threat from Daoist Xiushan.
Daoist Xiushan shouted deeply, "The ninth step!"
The Second Elder, who was initially fully suppressing Gu Sheng, was stunned upon hearing this shout, and his previously composed face changed dramatically. He instinctively looked up at Daoist Xiushan, his eyes filled with panic.
As Daoist Xiushan took the ninth step, his body erupted with a shocking aura, his once common clothing billowed wildly, and the momentum overshadowed half the sky.
A dragon’s roar from ancient times sounded, containing endless majesty and power, shaking everyone’s soul.
Daoist Xiushan clenched his right fist tightly, with wisps of mysterious aura lingering on his fist, then punched, changing the colors of the world. The once clear blue sky turned yellow, with roaring winds and flying sand and rocks.
The palm that the Second Elder used to suppress Gu Sheng exploded under this punch.
The explosion’s aftermath raged outwards like a tidal wave. The Second Elder had no time to mount any defense and was hit by this wave, flying several kilometers away, and disappearing from view in the blink of an eye, narrowly missing being blasted out of the Holy Land Peak altogether.
Daoist Xiushan snorted coldly, not flinching in the face of the explosive aftermath. The aura around him flowed, steadfastly withstanding this powerful force. He turned slightly to shield Gu Sheng tightly behind him, ensuring Gu Sheng was unharmed.
The Great Elder and the Seventh Elder, who were watching the battle, were also pushed back several steps by the impact of the aftermath.
The Great Elder’s robe fluttered in the wind, and after steadying himself, he looked at Daoist Xiushan in shock, his eyes full of disbelief.
The Seventh Elder widened his eyes, his mouth slightly agape, clearly too stunned by the scene to speak.
The Great Elder regained his senses, looked at Daoist Xiushan, and asked, "Xiushan, what you just displayed, was it the Azure Dragon Ten Steps Technique?"
The Seventh Elder also cast his gaze toward Daoist Xiushan, full of confusion, as he had never heard of this martial technique.
Daoist Xiushan said in a deep voice, "Indeed, it is the Azure Dragon Ten Steps Technique."
The Great Elder explained, "This is a Holy-level Martial Technique that Xiushan obtained years ago during his training outside. It’s extremely difficult to cultivate, and it is said that few have ever mastered it throughout history. I didn’t expect you to have reached such a level, Xiushan."
Daoist Xiushan looked provocatively in the direction where the Second Elder had disappeared.
The Second Elder’s ragged figure reappeared in everyone’s sight. His clothes were tattered, his hair messy, and his aura somewhat unstable, yet his eyes were filled with unwillingness.