She is Jianxiu

When Xiao Lin was defeated, the atmosphere among the elders of Taiyuan became heavy. Xiao Yingquan said nothing, and others did not dare to speak before him. They simply remained silent, even their eyes lowered.

Among the only two disciples who were placed with high hopes at this moment, the battle between Xiao Lin and Xie Jing had already been decided, and the winner was clear. On the other side, Zhou Qinhe, who was fighting with Xie Jing, was also showing signs of defeat. Although he had the art of standing without a shadow and was about to be invincible, Xie Jing had the skill of seeing through the wall and could see through the details clearly. Moreover, because of her extremely profound Taoism, she was only one step away from the realm of understanding the truth and the false. Now that she knew where Zhou Qinhe's magical power came from, how could she not have a way to crack it?

So, although Xiao and Zhou seemed powerful, they were now both going to fall into the hands of others. Thinking about how the monks in the previous sect were all showing off their might and thinking they were sure to win, Xiao Yingquan felt even more ashamed, and a surge of anger seemed to burst out of his chest!
If the monks from various sects were not here and his every move was under the eyes of others, he would have stormed out long ago and would not have stayed here to humiliate himself.

Three days later, Zhou Qinhe, who had long shown signs of defeat, finally couldn't hold on any longer, and was chopped off by Xie Jing's two lightning-fast swords. From then on, he was unable to gather the dragon energy again, and could only swallow the bitter fruit with hatred and hand the victory to the opponent.

Xie Jing won this game, and the dragon energy on his head proudly swung its tail, swallowing a ball of golden light from under the sky, and it suddenly expanded to more than seven hundred feet, not much inferior to Zhao Yu's. He also won consecutive games so far, and the momentum of this dragon energy was also extremely strong. Now he glared with his eyes and roared suddenly, as if calling for something, but others could not tell.

But after a moment, a thunderous dragon roar came from the depths of the sea of ​​clouds. Xie Jing thought of something and smiled unconsciously, with his pupils shining slightly.

After the two dragons responded to each other, they did not see each other immediately. Zhao Yu sat down quietly, and his consciousness once again lingered on the thirty-six snow-white lotus seeds. He waited for fifteen days and nights before the Tianyuan Pillar under him finally moved.

In the Tianhai in the south of the boundary, most of the hundreds of Tianyuan Pillars have been set up. Even the last competition ended many days ago. Some cultivators stood on the pillars, thinking that it was time for this fight to end. They just didn't know why there had been no movement in recent days. Or maybe the other cultivators had not yet finished the competition?

After a while, just as this group of cultivators were daydreaming, a strong wind and huge waves suddenly came, blowing them all over the place, and they almost couldn't stand steadily on the Tianyuan Pillar. Everyone had to call up their true energy to steady themselves, but when they looked up again, they found that the sea of ​​clouds in front of them had already disappeared. Not to mention what was happening nearby, even the cultivators in the distance could see it clearly.

Thanks to this strong wind, the monks who had only met each other once during the battle for dragon energy were finally able to see each other's true appearance, and the dragon energy hovering above their heads was also clearly visible!
Under such circumstances, it was hard for everyone not to have the thought of seeing the sun and everything becoming clear. They wanted to look at each other one by one to compare the amount of dragon energy they had. However, as soon as their eyes moved, they could not help but be attracted by the two dragon energies under the horizon.

There was a clear sky under the dome of heaven, without any clouds or sea water blocking the view. Two dragon auras over 700 feet long were facing each other with their fangs bared. At such a size, they no longer needed to be called dragon auras. They were no different from the real dragons in the depths of the North Abyss.

Among these more than one hundred Tianyuan Pillars, there are still some people whose dragon energy has not yet broken through a hundred feet. At this moment, compared with these two ferocious real dragons, they pale in comparison!

Wan Chong shook his head and smiled bitterly. Ever since he saw the two dragon auras over 700 feet long, he knew that when compared with the true pride of heaven, there were more than just a few mountains between him and them. He couldn't help but sigh deeply and said helplessly: "Now that I see the high blue sky, I realize how insignificant I am. Even though it is sad and lamentable, as long as I still have the heart to strive for success, I will not fall into the mud. We should encourage ourselves!" After saying this, he actually felt comfortable in his heart, his mind was clear, and he had many feelings at the same time.

When the nearby monks heard this, their expressions and thoughts were mixed. Some agreed with it, some were dismissive, and some were concentrating on sizing up the two figures under the dragon aura. They simply didn't have the energy to spare, let alone express any admiration.

"Look at that taller guy. He looks unrestrained and carefree. Who else could it be other than Xie Jing from the Xuanjian Sect!" The person who said this was naturally not familiar with Xie Jing.

Fortunately, someone immediately took up the conversation and said loudly: "That's true. I have met Venerable You Long a few times by chance. This person is indeed her...but the person opposite me looks a little unfamiliar."

"You know Venerable You Long, but you don't know her?" A cultivator pretended to be surprised and said jokingly, "If you ask me, this person is much more famous than Xie Jing. He is the direct disciple of the great master Hai Qing of Zhenyang Cave Heaven, Zhao Yan Sword Lord Zhao Yu. After hearing this name, do you remember him?"

The original person suddenly realized, as if someone had enlightened him, and nodded, "So she is Zhao Yu."

Then he quickly explained, "I am not afraid of being laughed at by you, Daoist friend. I have been practicing in seclusion for five hundred years, and I came out only a dozen years ago. I have only heard of the name of Zhao Yan Sword Lord, but I have no idea what she looks like. Thank you for telling me, Daoist friend, so that I won't make a fool of myself."

The cultivator who was teasing him saw that this person was sincere in his words, and his nonchalant look disappeared for a moment. He quickly raised his sleeves and bowed his head. He felt a little ashamed, so he wanted to talk to him for a few more words, saying: "Daoyou, you don't know that the number one swordsman of the younger generation is no longer Venerable Youlong, but this Zhaoyan Sword Master. I heard that her attainments have already surpassed Venerable Zhantian back then, and she is the number one genius in the swordsmanship. It is true that the disciple is better than the master, and the latter has surpassed the former!"

The man was amazed and asked at the end: "But this time, there is only one place in the Tianyuan Pillar that points to the sword path. You and I both know that it was Venerable You Long who took this pillar. Why didn't Zhao Yu get this opportunity?" There was a hint of optimism in his words about Xie Jing.

"How can we know the mysteries of the Tianyuan Pillar?" Seeing that his kindness was not rewarded, the cultivator suppressed his smile and snorted coldly, "No matter what, the Zhaoyan Sword Master still came up. It shows that even if she doesn't take the Tianyuan Pillar of the Sword Dao, she still has a way to compete for the top spot in the Great Dao. How can you say that she won't get this opportunity?"

The man stopped talking tactfully, thinking that the other person's words were biased and it was useless to talk to him. It would be better to shut up and see what would happen. (End of this chapter)

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