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... ut it? It's no worse than that Tian Wuxie of yours, right?"

As he spoke, the wooden sword in the Supreme's hand had already shifted from suppressing to piercing, still countering the edge of Tian Wuxie's sword, while directly pointing towards the waist and abdomen of Kongming, like a fish gliding silently in deep water, without sound or flow of air.

The Qi Mechanism no longer manifested outwardly but was contained within the sword body. At this moment, within this wooden sword, t ...

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