I will become the Demon Immortal known to the whole world-Chapter 30 - Emergency
Chapter 30: Chapter 30 Emergency
Chapter 30 -30 Emergency
The aged palm, filled with wrinkles, pressed down fiercely on his chest.
Liang Hui’s body shot backward as if it had been hit by a truck.
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The inner strength that had been layered over his body instantly dissipated.
Collapsed on the ground and feeling his life slipping away, Liang Hui gazed at the dim sky and murmured in a low voice,
“Break!”
The surrounding scenery, like a shattered mirror, began to crack and blur.
When it became clear again, he was already under the eaves of a courtyard, listening to the sound of a drizzling rain.
Looking at the Green Wolf Fist Manual clasped in his hands, Liang Hui couldn’t help but exclaim,
“Martial Artists like Tian Qing at the pinnacle of bone refining are indeed difficult to defeat, but as long as there is a glimmer of opportunity, the situation can be turned around.”
“And his bones are truly hard.”
Amidst his admiration, Liang Hui put away the manual and let his consciousness sink into his mind.
Artifact name: Flowing Light Bell
Artifact owner: Liang Hui (**)
Divine Skills: Dream Entering
Extraordinary profession: Martial Artist (Sinew Refining 52.13%)
Martial arts: “Green Wolf Fist Manual”
Skills: Green Wolf Fist, Bear Rock Fist, Fierce Tiger Fist, Pine Crane Fist, Six-Star Chain Arrow
This was the result of Liang Hui’s cultivation over the past month.
With the aid of the Divine Skill ‘Dream Entering,’ he had fully mastered Pine Crane Fist and Fierce Tiger Fist and was attempting to integrate them into his own fighting style.
He had also mastered the Six-Star Chain Arrow, and if he were to encounter the same battle with the Taoist from before, he would be able to shoot him down just with the longbow.
With the assistance of medicines, the realm of Sinew Refining had progressed faster than he had imagined; with another month of cultivation, he would be ready to enter the realm of Bone Refining.
All this was good news, but there was also bad news.
Over the past month, the Demon Spirit Sect had been searching for his trail like mad.
They recklessly deployed Demonic Path experts within the vast territories of the empire, causing bloody battles with various major powers.
Even a remote place like Yuanshui City had seen an influx of mysterious individuals.
The city was rife with killings, and the constables were unable to retaliate, almost becoming merely corpse collectors.
The newly established empire seemed to be teetering in the storm.
Sigh~
Halting the stray thoughts in his mind, Liang Hui looked deeply into the somewhat dull sky, vowing to remember all that had happened today.
Pray! Don’t let him grow up.
Bang! Bang! Bang!
Loud knocking sounds came from the neighboring courtyard.
There were also chaotic shouts that made Liang Hui turn his attention next door.
Grabbing the long spear beside him, he stood up.
He strode towards the outside of the courtyard, and as he barely opened the door, he saw a young man continuously pounding on Miss Shu’s courtyard gate.
The young man’s attire was clearly that of a medical hall assistant, his face full of urgency.
It was obvious something had happened, so Liang Hui braved the drizzle and quickly made his way over.
Creak!
The door was also pushed open at this moment, revealing Miss Shu holding a green oil-paper umbrella.
“Xiaohou, what happened? Why are you in such a panic?” she asked.
“Miss Shu… Sir, your father went out for a consultation at the Chen Family last night and hasn’t returned yet,” the assistant said, gasping for breath.
“What? Dad hasn’t come back to the medical hall,” Miss Shu’s delicate face also showed a nervous expression.
She knew her father had gone out for a consultation last night, and it had now been almost a full day and night; he should have returned to the medical hall by now.
Considering the turmoil in the city lately, Miss Shu’s heart grew even more frantic.
Liang Hui, who heard the conversation between the two, spoke up, “Uncle Shu might have been delayed by something, I’ll go look for him.”
“Miss Shu, you go back and wait for news.”
Over the past period, Miss Shu and Uncle Shu often invited him to share meals and provided great convenience in purchasing medicinal materials.
If you can help, you should.
“I want to go look for him too,” Shu Yu said resolutely.
“Weak as you are, you want to go and make trouble?”
“Stay home for now. I’ll get back to you about Uncle Shu.”
The young man’s words were downright blunt.
He turned around!
And stepped into the light drizzling rain.
Shu Yu, standing at the threshold, had worry in her eyes. She took a step wanting to follow.
But she stopped, thinking of her own frail body.
“Miss Yu, Lord Tai Yi is a martial artist. He will surely find your master. Don’t worry,” the attendant tried to soothe her.
Shu Yu didn’t reply, simply watching the figure fade into the drizzle.
Elsewhere.
Liang Hui got home first, shouldering his longbow and new arrows, then put on a black robe for disguise.
He was likely to face a family as strong as the Wang Family and had to be fully prepared.
Once he was ready, Liang Hui didn’t hesitate and quickly dashed out, vanishing into the thin rain.
He ran at top speed; the scenery rushed past him as he sensed the crisp sound of raindrops falling on his mask.
On the road to the Chen Family, the sight of three figures walking in the rain caught Liang Hui’s attention.
More precisely, two sturdy figures in straw coats were dragging an old man with a goat beard whose leg was twisted at an unnatural angle.
“Found him!”
Even Liang Hui felt a hint of surprise at that moment – he hadn’t even started looking.
As the young man drew closer, the intermittent conversation reached his ears.
“This stubborn old man… and now with severed tendons and a broken leg.”
“Wouldn’t it have been easier to just hand over the medical hall? Now my brother and I had to make a trip.”
“Brother Jia, wasn’t it because he failed to save the fourth young master that it came to this?”
“Heh, with barely a breath left, how could he save him?”
“I heard he has a daughter….”
A flash of cold light, like the kiss of a venomous snake, suddenly cut through the curtain of rain.
Clink! Clink!
The spear easily penetrated both their skulls, nailing them to the wall like skewered gourds.
Bright red blood flowed out, staining the cotton at the top of the spear shaft.
Liang Hui let go of the spear and supported Shu Boping, who was about to fall to the ground, and fell silent looking at the bloody wrists.
“I’m glad you’re alive,” the young man murmured to himself.
Carrying the old man on his back, he pulled out the spear and quickly headed for the house where Shu Yu was.
With his full strength unleashed, it took less than the time to brew a cup of tea to hop over the surrounding wall and into the yard.
“Miss Shu, I’ve brought back Uncle Shu,” he announced as he pushed open the door to the living room and laid Shu Boping on the floor, looking at the stunned Shu Yu.
“Father!”
Shu Yu reacted, quickly stepping forward and kneeling to assess the injuries.
Liang Hui watched, a trace of appreciation in his eyes. She was managing to keep her composure in such a moment, good.
“His left leg is broken, and the tendons in both hands have been severed. These are the known injuries,” Liang Hui said softly as a reminder.
He then picked up a piece of torn cloth from the table and started wiping the blood from the spear tip.
“Miss Shu, you must know some medical skills. Tell me what you need, and I will fetch it for you now,” he offered.
“Thank you, thank you so much, Tai Yi! We have all the necessary herbs at home; my father’s injuries can be stabilized,” Shu Yu said as she lay atop the elder, checking the extent of his injuries while expressing her gratitude.
“No trouble. If you need help with anything, ask now. I have to go out again soon to clean up some trash,” Liang Hui said, a sharp chill in the smile beneath his mask.
