After the myth

Chapter 1053 Three Lives Killing and Dao Slash

The angrier Xin Changkong was, the more forcefully his Wheel of Fate struck, and the calmer he became.

The Wheel of Destiny unleashed billions of purple rays of light, not only enveloping the space where Ding Huan was located, but also threatening to engulf the gears of Ding Huan's destiny.

After the Wheel of Fate was unleashed, Ding Huan felt himself being gripped by an invisible handprint.

Ding Huan was horrified. If his Dao Domain had been even slightly weaker, he wouldn't have had a chance to fight back against Nobunaga.

Xin Changkong's magical artifact is too strange. It looks like a long stick, but when it is used, it not only locks his space, but also binds his destiny.

In Ding Huan's mind, Xin Changkong's magic weapon was a long stick.

He could never have imagined that the long staff magic weapon in Xin Changkong's hands actually had a name: Wheel of Destiny.

Ding Huan had never underestimated Xin Changkong. Almost at the same time that Xin Changkong unleashed the Wheel of Destiny, Ding Huan also slashed out with the Blade of Destruction.

The intent of the Breaking Calamity Blade exploded, and the blade's momentum transformed into a curtain of blades that collided with the purple Dao light of the Wheel of Destiny.

Ding Huan felt a sense of relief, as if the hand that had been holding his fate in its grip had been torn away.

Only now did Ding Huan realize that the billions of purple rays emanating from Xin Changkong's long staff actually carried the Great Dao Law that could seize the fate of his opponents.

Ding Huan was secretly alarmed.

If he were to cultivate in the world of gods, even if he were to reach the ninth step of the Great Dao, he would probably still be unable to escape the influence of Xin Changkong's purple Dao light on his destiny.

The reason is that the opponent's purple light carries the Great Dao Law of Taking Destiny.

His Great Dao Laws were constructed from his own Great Dao World, within which the Star River of Destiny Laws evolved.

This law of destiny, Dao Mang, can seize the wheel of fate of others, but it has little effect on them.

boom!
The boundless supernatural powers and laws of the Great Dao collided, causing large sections of the void to collapse. The Seventh Step Sect in the distance completely collapsed, and groups of cultivators fled in a frenzy.

Even amidst this terrifying collapse of the Great Dao Laws, some cultivators were still swept into the void and disappeared.

A series of deathly roars exploded deep within Ding Huan's soul, then transformed into lines of energy that seemed intent on tearing his soul apart.

Ding Huan knew that this was definitely an ultimate divine power that could penetrate into his own Dao domain.

At that moment, he felt as if his internal organs were being torn apart by the deathly roar of the energy lines, and he was on the verge of collapse.

Ding Huan activated his Great Cosmic Technique, but abruptly withdrew his Tribulation-Breaking Blade.

The Blade of Destruction and the Wheel of Fate of Nobunaga clashed together, unleashing a murderous aura that raged through the void.

At this moment, Ding Huan sheathed the Broken Blade, which put him in a passive position.

Ding Huan knew exactly what was going on. He had tried his best to think highly of Xin Changkong, but now he realized that he had underestimated the guy.

Although this guy did not completely bind the Great Dao space he was in, his Great Dao thoughts did indeed affect his Great Dao space.

This is no joke.

The opponent's Daoist thoughts infiltrated his Daoist space, which was tantamount to planting a time bomb for his safety.

Ding Huan was experienced in combat, and even if it put him at a disadvantage, he would never allow such a thing to happen.

Therefore, he did not hesitate to retract the Blade of Destruction.

The moment the Broken Blade was withdrawn, Xin Changkong's Wheel of Fate shattered Ding Huan's domain.

Ding Huan spat out a jet of blood, indicating he was seriously injured.

Moreover, Ding Huan's protective domain was also locked by Xin Changkong.

"Huh!" Nobunaga exclaimed in surprise when he saw that Ding Huan had only paid the price of a mouthful of blood.

In his subconscious, no matter how strong Ding Huan was, he was still far from being able to fight against him.

Indeed, this was the case. Although Ding Huan was not completely restrained by him, he was already at a disadvantage.

The Wheel of Fate swirled once more, this time not transforming into countless rays of light, but rather into three purple energies that hurtled towards Ding Huan from above, middle, and below. This attack was completely direct, without any concealment or manipulation of the Returning Space.

To outsiders, Xin Changkong's actions suggest that he doesn't take Ding Huan seriously. Otherwise, in a battle of this caliber, there would be no such direct and ruthless methods of killing.
Only Xin Changkong knew that his three purple energies, which seemed straightforward, were in fact unsolvable.

Because this is his "Three Lives Kill," one of his strongest trump cards.

The upper hand slays the opponent's soul, tearing apart the Great Dao Purple Mansion and the opportunity for reincarnation.

The middle strike slays the opponent's present life, tearing apart their flesh.

To slay and destroy the opponent's next life, to tear apart all the paths that lead to the opponent's destiny.

The "Three Lives Kill" technique is practically a death sentence for the opponent.

Let alone someone as insignificant as Ding Huan, even if someone several levels stronger came here, they would only be waiting to die in the face of a supernatural power like the Three Lives Kill.

Ding Huan did not summon the Twilight Drum or unleash the Reincarnation Blade Seal.

Although he only exchanged blows with Xin Changkong for a moment, he already knew very well that someone like Xin Changkong was definitely not someone that could be dealt with by mere mental cultivation techniques.

Or rather, his current spiritual powers are simply no match for Nobunaga Sora.

This person's character is unwavering, and his belief in the Great Dao revolves solely around himself.

He would have to use his spiritual power to deal with Xin Changkong unless his Daoist spiritual power was stronger than Xin Changkong's.

In fact, during their previous exchange, Ding Huan knew he was slightly inferior.

He did not strip away Xin Changkong's Great Dao Divine Power Laws

Although Xin Changkong did not completely lock his Great Dao Space, he was clearly one step ahead of him.

Moreover, Xin Changkong's combat experience was in no way inferior to his, and was even stronger.

Just before he could lock down the Great Dao Space, Xin Changkong suddenly made his move.

That was clearly not the right time to act, but Xin Changkong did it anyway.

At this moment, Xin Changkong's long staff transformed into three purple rays and attacked him directly, intending to force him to extend his domain and then use his magic weapon to defend himself.

Ding Huan was certain that if he did this, Xin Changkong would definitely have a backup plan. Moreover, those three purple killing auras carried an aura of annihilation and death, which he probably couldn't withstand at all.

Xin Changkong's backup plan is very likely to make him disappear completely from this vast universe.

In the battle of the great Dao, a slight difference can lead to a vast error.

It's a fact that its foundation is not as deep as Xin Changkong's.

He had just perfected his Great Dao and hadn't even had time to go into seclusion to improve his strength when he encountered Xin Changkong.

To avoid being crushed in this battle, one must absolutely not compete with Xin Changkong in terms of the depth of one's Daoist thoughts and one's own understanding of the Great Dao.

He felt death completely envelop him, and his own Daoist aura solidified under the killing intent of Xin Changkong's three purple rays.

Since we can't block all three paths, we only need to protect the Purple Mansion. Why bother with anything else?
At the same time, in Ding Huan's subconscious, he had to block one of them.

Ignoring everything else, Ding Huan decisively unleashed a minimalist blade of light from his Breaking Calamity Blade, slashing towards Nobunaga's Sky.

At the same time, the image of the universe flickered between his eyebrows.

Whatever Xin Changkong's purpose was, his only purpose was to kill Xin Changkong.

Your understanding of Taoism is not as profound as yours, is it?
Let's see who can withstand injuries the most.

Therefore, Ding Huan didn't care about the harm Xin Changkong caused him; he only needed to protect the purple aura of killing intent between his brows.

With the Cosmic Seal in place, no matter how powerful Xin Changkong is, he cannot break through the Cosmic Seal's defenses.

Completely relaxing his mind and body, and ignoring all the other party's murderous intent, Ding Huan felt an extreme sense of ease.

After the Blade of Destruction was unleashed, a feeling of complete harmony with one's own will surged up.

Ding Huan clearly captured all the great Dao supernatural powers, laws, and trajectories in the space.

Ding Huan himself did not expect that all his previous attempts to strip Xin Changkong of his Dao Laws had failed.

Now that he had completely disregarded life and death, he easily sensed Xin Changkong's Dao Law trajectory and Dao Thoughts.

Enter the mortal realm through the Tao, and then return to the Tao through the mortal realm...

Ding Huan simply closed his eyes, and the momentum of the Breaking Calamity Blade clearly captured the source of Xin Changkong's Great Dao vitality.

He sensed Xin Changkong's Daoist principles of reincarnation and his protective mortal Dao.

Since that's the case, then let me sever your cycle of reincarnation in the mortal realm.

Xin Changkong was also taken aback by Ding Huan's bizarre actions.

His three purple wisps were simple enough.

Ding Huan's abilities were even simpler than his supernatural powers; it was just a single strike.

Is this a trade of injuries for injuries?
Someone actually traded injuries with Xin Changkong?
Xin Changkong just wanted to laugh wildly. His three purple auras were the Three Lives Kill. You dare to deal with the Three Lives Kill with a single slash?

But in any case, Ding Huan is an ant worthy of praise.

boom!
The divine power and spiritual energy burst forth.

Poof, poof!

Flesh and blood tore apart, and blood splattered out.

Click!

Bones tore apart, golden blood spurted out...

The purple light that Xin Changkong struck between Ding Huan's eyebrows was blocked by the Cosmic Seal, and the void exploded with endless Dao light and shattered laws.

"Cosmic Seal?"

Xin Changkong exclaimed in shock.

If there were any magical artifact that could block his three-life killing cycle of fate.

That Cosmic Seal is definitely one of the treasures, but isn't the Cosmic Seal He Yan's magic weapon? Why is it on this ant?

The Three Lives Kill complement each other. Once one of the kills is severed, the other two kills can only severely injure the opponent. Cutting off the opponent's Three Lives Kill is a joke.

Ding Huan's chest and lower abdomen were torn open by the killing in this life and the killing in the next life, leaving a bloody hole.

Daoist energy crisscrossed the wound, and an aura of destruction continued to spread.

Before Xin Changkong could even feel happy, he heard the sound of his bones breaking.

He subconsciously looked down, staring at his own body in disbelief.

He blasted two bloody holes in Ding Huan's body, and his divine power began to erode Ding Huan's Daoist essence.

But Ding Huan's knife had actually sliced ​​his body in two at an angle, and he only realized it when he heard the sound of his bones breaking.

This supernatural power...

Xin Changkong was horrified to discover that his Cycle of Reincarnation had been torn apart and his Mortal Path Protective Domain had been shattered.

Xin Changkong felt a chill run down his spine.

His worst fears have finally come true.

The fact that Ding Huan was able to tear open his mortal realm means that his mortal principles were indeed known to the other party.

The golden blood had just gushed out when Xin Changkong restored his body.

He knew that his injuries were probably no less severe than Ding Huan's.

“Very well, you are the first person I have ever seen in millions of years of my life to inflict such injuries on me…”

Xin Changkong's anger completely subsided, and he needed to be even calmer. He had to kill Ding Huan today, or the consequences would be dire.

(End of this chapter)