His face was pale with flushed cheeks, eyes round and teeth chiseled.
His head turned 180 degrees, giving Lu Chenzhou a sinister smile.
"There are still Void Things."
Lu Chenzhou suddenly flipped over, and the shadow, like lightning, struck where he had just been, forming a layer of frost on the ground and an overflow of cold air. Missing its target, the eerie Void Thing entered the wall, leaving a trail of frost and a creaking noise. Lu Chenzhou quickly retreated to the center of the room, remaining unchanging to respond to myriad changes.
Facing such a monster, he knew he couldn’t rely on the walls. He readied his stance, slightly shifting and rotating, listening intently in all directions, his tiger-like eyes scanning around, not forgetting to watch the ceiling.
A blast of cold wind struck. He suddenly leaped up, performing a hawk flip to dodge, only to see a pair of four ghastly white limbs emerging from the ground, nearly causing him to falter.
Enemies were all around—front, back, left, right, above, and below!
The troublesome nature of these Void Things was fully demonstrated. Their direct lethality wasn’t as great as those monsters or cultists, but they were far more dangerous.
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Only the stereo surround of eerie laughter distracted Lu Chenzhou’s mind.
Lu Chenzhou suddenly cried out, unleashing a "Tiger Roar."
The king of the mountain forest, the supreme among hundred beasts.
Demons and Ghosts scatter with one roar.
In a corner of the wall, a green shadow appeared—it was the green-dressed Void Thing forced out of its invisibility; the roar had struck an inexplicable fear into it, causing its shape to uncontrollably emerge from the wall. Lu Chenzhou dashed forward, a "Tiger Claw" smashing into the wall, the Void-breaking Gloves flickering with fluorescence, grabbing hold of the Void Thing. The Void Thing struggled fiercely, its frost power spreading and moving up Lu Chenzhou’s right arm. An ordinary person would have been frozen solid by now.
But Lu Chenzhou, an Eighth Rank Martial Artist, was ablaze with Qi-Blood.
He roared again, his voice echoing through the garden.
Instantly, false hills, ponds, and bushes, flickers of green Ghost Fire were shockingly forced out. These were low-level Floating Void Things released by the emaciated old man, weak in strength, mostly using illusions to bully ordinary people.
"Officer Liu, we’ve detected traces of the Void Things!"
"Quick, annihilate them all to prevent them from growing stronger!"
The police showed joy, their Void Things detectors continuously flashing fluorescence. But catching Void Things in such a vast garden wasn’t easy; the recent roar that resonated around them was a great help.
"What was that roar? Did a tiger get loose?"
"It’s terrifying; it feels like an instinctual fear."
Wu Zun puzzledly said:
Li Gui shook his head:
"No, it’s the special ability one might comprehend from mastering Tiger Supreme Fist at a high level. I didn’t expect Lu Chenzhou to have comprehended it... interesting."
Tiger Supreme Fist originally derived from Shaolin, one of the famed seventy-two Shaolin secret techniques was a first-class Sound Wave Technique known as "Vajra Lion Roar." The reason Tiger Supreme Fist practitioners paired their cultivation with roars was also based on the "wind, panting, breath" four major breathing techniques within "Vajra Lion Roar."
When this Sound Wave Technique was mastered, a Lion Roar could sound like thunder from nine heavens, audible for miles, terrifying people to their core, much like the mythical figure, the Buddhist Bodhisattva’s mount, "Golden Lion," descending to quell ordinary evils.
With the two intimidating roars, Lu Chenzhou grasped both hands on the green-dressed Void Thing, twisted, and side-stepped into a sweeping kick, smashing it against the wall. Utilizing the rebounding force, he leaped towards the other side, pulling the green-dressed Void Thing out like pulling a radish, a cold and gloomy tactile sensation emerged on his chest. It was the Void Thing attacking his body, penetrating his low-level protective suit and mingling with Lu Chenzhou’s burning hot bronze body.
Sizzle... steam rose.
Lu Chenzhou, despite the Void Thing’s attack, did not let go; catching it again would be difficult. He slammed it forcefully onto the ground!
The forceful attack cracked the floor.
The Void-breaking Gloves glowed as Lu Chenzhou held down the Void Thing with one hand, while the other continuously performed Charging Punch, deeply penetrating the body of the Void Thing like crushing garlic. The substance of the Void Thing visibly thinned slightly, but killing it was still an effort. His equipment was too damaged; he could only continue roaring to accelerate the kill!
Crack! Suddenly, another flash of lightning exploded outside the window.
In the electric light, there seemed to be a trace of blood.
A figure of a naked woman burst out from the lake outside the building.
Her face was stunningly pale, exuding a cold aura.
With her hands like knives, thick blood flowing down her arms, accompanied by the friction sound of metal clashing, transformed into layers of shimmering red crystal-like translucent feathers, her hands also eerisly elongated into a pair of blood-winged wings spanning several meters.
Fine red feathers also grew from her temples, a magnificent blood-colored feather crown sprouting from her head, resembling a Bodhisattva’s topknot, with fan-shaped long plumes growing on her legs.
She looked like... a peacock!
Her target was clear, her right wing stabbing like a long sword towards Lu Chenzhou’s nape. Lu Chenzhou sensed the danger, but as he hadn’t yet killed the Void Thing, he could only clutch the Void Thing and roll sideways, narrowly dodging the sneak attack from behind. The woman, missing her strike, switched to her left wing transformed into a large scimitar, chopping down as forcefully as splitting Hua Mountain!
A flying iron kick came, unstoppable in momentum, swiping the wing aside, the massive inertia from the woman’s lunge actually drove the wing into the wall.