Translator: Truth Editor: Dhael Ligerkeys The Spirit Creek Battlefield, the Cloud River Battlefield and even Jiu Zhou were full of opportunities. It was up to the cultivator to stumble upon them.
Translator: Truth Editor: Dhael Ligerkeys After retaking the Arcane Glade, Lu Ye and Kitty Shen spent the next period of time resting. Kitty Shen especially needed the rest because the great battle had worsened her already serious injuries. In comparison, Lu Ye was only suffering from the aftereffects of using Flash five times in a row. He recovered after just two days of rest.
Translator: Truth Editor: Dhael Ligerkeys Six figures were duking it out in the Arcane Glade right now. The fiercest fight of them all was easily the one between Lu Ye and the burly man.
Translator: Truth Editor: Dhael Ligerkeys In the Nine Realms Scroll, Junior Brother Sun brought out his Spirit Artifact in a flurry when he saw Lu Ye’s nine flying weapons toward him. It was a long stick. While he was able to send all nine weapons flying via a series of flicks and swipes, his weapon could not stop vibrating, and his hands were shaking a little from the impacts. His expression changed from anger…
Translator: Truth Editor: Dhael Ligerkeys “Sorry, Ye Six,” Kitty Shen said suddenly. “Excuse me?” “We lost the Arcane Glade because I wasn’t careful enough. We wouldn’t be here if I could’ve seen through her sooner.”
Translator: Truth Editor: Dhael Ligerkeys By the time Lu Ye was finally finished with the tasks at hand, it was well past midnight already. He was just wondering if he should stay the night at the Divine Trade Association after all when he suddenly felt something from his Battlefield Imprint. It was a message from Kitty Shen, and her tone was incredibly urgent. “The Arcane Glade is in danger! Come back quick!”
Translator: Truth Editor: Dhael Ligerkeys “Pull your saber.”
Translator: Truth Editor: Dhael Ligerkeys Lu Ye had exchanged imprints with Kitty Shen and Ruan Qingzhu because they had signed a Sacred Pact together. They were companions he could trust.
