359: Chapter 359 Sword Domain Broken, Sakura Country Players Go Completely Insane

Inside the coliseum, the already dim sky had now turned completely dark.

It wasn't because it was night, but because the overwhelming black blade shadows were so dense that they blocked out the light.

The ear-piercing sound of cutting filled every inch of space; it was the wail of the air being torn apart.

Shen Yixuan and the others, who were at the edge of the arena, had expressions that were ugly to the extreme.

Even though they had retreated to the very corner of the protective barrier and had joined forces to raise a defensive shield,

Having one's acting career cut short due to an illness is, it must be said, a regrettable thing.

As for Mu Qiancheng and Jiang Xue, as soon as they entered the bar, they felt the gazes watching them from the shadows. The bar was not large, less than thirty square meters, with a bar counter in the front and a few tables in the middle.

"It's not like that. I don't know why either, I keep getting matched with trash teammates, and the opponents are ridiculously strong," Li Jinxuan said, shaking her head.

With one R skill, Dragon's Tail, unleashed, it kicked the Dragon Turtle blocking the way, and incidentally knocked into the robot that was just preparing to step forward.

Huo Cong intended to drive, but considering he had just arrived here and wasn't familiar with the roads, he could only let A-Li drive.

But after such a thought popped up in his mind, he also felt it was somewhat unbelievable.

Those with keen perception would notice that for an instant, a strange and obscure fluctuation suddenly appeared on Lu Hao's body, and then the transparent blade disappeared, while Lu Hao, seemingly feeling nothing, continued walking toward his opponent.

As a father, there were some things Han Cheng couldn't decide, just like himself back then. It was just that his son was even more outstanding than he had been; he was already a PhD in Hong Kong, studying law. He himself had only been a vocational college student back then, studying science and engineering, and in the end, he had achieved nothing.

Furthermore, some onlookers pointed at Qiao Chen'an, their faces filled with suspicion, clearly influenced by the previous conversation, and began to doubt his talent.

"What is this thing doing?" Seeing that the Gu Diao had no intention of rushing up and was just flapping its wings in place, Lin Yun was momentarily confused and couldn't help but ask.

"Alright, actually, the testing is about done," Xiao Li said. He didn't ask for anything more now; at the very least, this Nine Buddha Crown had the effect of granting experience, and could also create experience gems. Counting it up, it had already exceeded his original expectations.

"You must be Xiao Jingheng, the second-ranked on the Difeng Academy's Wind and Cloud Rankings, right? Number Ten died at your hands, didn't he? Now it's time to pay with your life," the Dark Demon Imperial Prince, Meng Xuanye, said coldly.

He was an expert; in his past life, he had always been at odds with the imperial court, and he didn't know how many government soldiers he had killed.

If someone said that in a war between two great empires, one side's ally only sent six ships, then surely many people would think this so-called ally was just going through the motions. In a war between nations, what role could six ships possibly play?

Even though she had cultivated for a thousand years, this was still the first time she had experienced something like "meeting the partner's parents," so how could she remain calm?

"What!? Does Ao Qing dare to plot against the life of the Sixteenth Brother!" Ao Qin and the others were all shocked upon hearing this.

It wasn't until more than ten minutes later, estimating that the enemies besieging him were about to gather.

Gu Chen stood to the side and picked up one of the cards from the ground. What he saw was exactly that sentence from Jiang Sichen: 'Time, I love you.' Gu Chen's expression turned cold in an instant.

After a few words from Feng Ji, they also realized that although the Han army's morale had indeed been unstable over the past two days and deserters had appeared, it did not mean that the Han army had no way out.

Countless sharp arrows shot out from the tents in the rear, rising into mid-air to form a dense rain of arrows that fell toward the Yuan army.