The Days of Competition Chapter 144

The dark sky pressed down towards Changkong Gate. Half of the sky was dyed a thick ink color. Meteors streaked across the sky, bringing with them a heart-pounding glow of destruction.

Yuan Jing in the north, Daoxuan in the west, Hanging Temple in the northwest, Lingfeng Pavilion in the south... all the eyes and ears of the major sects in the world gathered at Changkong Gate and reported back to their sect this one-man-versus-one-sect crushing of this famous sect that had stood in Kyushu for thousands of years.

Gu Huaichuan stood high in the sky, wearing a starry curtain, his cold eyes swept across Jiuzhou, facing the monks who dared to spy on the killing. Those eyes reflected the starlight in the sky, bright and deep, full of murderous intent. Not far away in the night sky, there was a giant dragon lying across a hundred miles. The dragon's back was black and smooth, reflecting the brilliance of the stars in the sky, but its abdomen and four claws were snow-white, exactly the same as the giant dragon that appeared when the Taoyuan Secret Realm was opened nearly a hundred years ago.

When the prying eyes moved from Gu Huaichuan to the real dragon, a golden light suddenly pierced back along the spiritual consciousness, making the sea of     consciousness swell and ache as if it was about to burst. All he saw before his eyes was a bright light and a fierce flame that could not be dispelled even by closing his eyes.

When the golden flames in front of the spies burned out, the cold starry sky covering the center of Jiuzhou had also disappeared. The sky was still vast above their heads, and the Changkong Sect, which once dominated Jiuzhou, had turned into a white land in the sacred mountains below. After Qingxiao was wiped out that day, Sima Ling selected many of the most qualified disciples from Qingxiao and sent them to Changkong Sect. He also imprisoned several elders and deacons who opposed their plan in the name of magic communication, and asked Gu Huaichuan to snatch them all back. Only some confused junior disciples were left in the dilapidated halls.