Former Interstellar Mercenary In Urban Cultivation World-Chapter 1384: The Eighth Blade

However, with the expansion of her small world, her cultivation continued to rise, and the consumption of her faith energy was increasing at a rapid rate.

Abbadon and the black-clad figures noticed that her aura had weakened, and just as they were about to rejoice, they saw her strength quickly recovering.

They were both astonished and furious, assuming she possessed some kind of treasure that could instantly restore her strength.

"If you’re not planning to leave, then don’t leave. Next." Amalia’s cold gaze fell on the leader of the black-clad figures.

A chill ran down the leader’s spine, and he silently cursed under his breath.

Suddenly, a blade of light appeared and rushed toward him. If he hadn’t acted fast enough, the blade would have cleaved his head in two.

"Heaven’s Cataclysmic Blade!" Amalia shouted as the sky darkened, and the sun was completely covered by ominous clouds.

A vast storm of lightning began to descend.

The spiritual energy in the air surged violently, gathering like an impending catastrophe, as if it were the end of the world.

This blade was strikingly different from the ones before.

The black-clad leader, feeling himself locked in by this attack, turned pale with shock.

He and Amalia had similar cultivation levels, but at this moment, he could feel a sense of imminent death. He had a bad premonition—if he couldn’t avoid this attack, he would die.

From a distance, Timothy Tau and Howeil Tau were both shocked as they watched the scene unfold. At the same time, they couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of admiration.

Amalia had never wanted to return the complete Eight Gods Blades to the Etermal One Sect. It seemed that she was fond of the power of the Eight Gods Blades. But everyone knew that Tian Wuya’s blade technique was just as formidable as the Eight Gods Blades. 𝐟𝐫𝕖𝗲𝘄𝚎𝗯𝕟𝐨𝕧𝐞𝚕.𝕔𝕠𝐦

Heaven’s Cataclysmic Blade, which she had formed by combining multiple techniques, was even more powerful than the first seven blades of the Eight Gods Blades.

The black-clad figure let out a furious roar and unleashed hundreds of punches at an incredibly fast speed.

Each punch stacked upon the previous one, forming a formidable technique that vaguely seemed capable of contending with the Heaven’s Cataclysmic Blade.

However, the difference was still very clear. The biggest problem with this technique was that it focused more on defense.

In the face of danger, defense wasn’t the best approach—attacking was the key to survival.

A golden large blade, compressed to the smallest size, transformed into a small golden dagger resembling a knife.

Even the destructive aura seemed to have been contained as it silently shot out, piercing through the black-clad figure’s defenses in an instant.

It left only a small hole in the middle of his giant fist, passing cleanly through the space between his eyebrows.

The world seemed to quiet down.

Abbadon suddenly changed his expression, sensing a looming danger.

Without even looking, he immediately dodged the attack, but the lingering force of the golden dagger pierced through his shoulder.

Abbadon hesitated no longer and ripped through space, fleeing.

Amalia’s movement only paused for a moment before she immediately gave chase.

Ashwood Hollow City finally fell silent.

Except for Timothy Tau and the others, and the remaining black-clad figures who had been surrounding them, there were no more survivors.

With two of the Body Integration experts who had threatened their lives now gone, Timothy Tau and Howeil Tau quickly killed the remaining black-clad figures.

They stood where they were, healing their wounds.

After a while, Amalia appeared once again, the scent of blood even more pungent.

They immediately stood up.

Timothy Tau gazed at her with a complex expression. Her strength had truly exceeded his expectations—after all, she was still just a disciple of the Green Lotus Sect.

"Follow me." Amalia said, then started walking ahead.

Timothy Tau and Howeil Tau helped the others and silently followed. They weren’t afraid that Amalia would silence them; if she really wanted to kill them, they wouldn’t be able to resist.

Once they were sure no one else was around, Amalia stopped and set up a soundproofing array near them. She had a feeling that what Timothy Tau was about to say might not be an ordinary matter.

"Was the one chasing you all a member of the Etermal One Sect?" After a brief silence, Amalia spoke to them.

Timothy Tau hadn’t expected her to guess this and, after a brief shock, he admitted it.

"They are from the Sect Leader’s faction. Those people are all assassins secretly trained by the Etermal One Sect. To be honest, our Tau clan has already broken off from the Etermal One Sect. How did you figure it out?"

"Seeing me, and yet they chose to abandon you and come after me—aside from the Etermal One Sect, I can’t think of any other forces. The ones who bear a deep grudge against me are only from the Etermal One Sect."

Timothy Tau hadn’t expected that this was the reason, and he let out a bitter laugh. "It’s actually all related to the Eight Gods Blades."

Amalia nodded her head slightly, signaling for him to continue.

"The Sect Leader’s obsession with the complete Eight Gods Blades over the years is largely connected to Elder Yen Mah." Amalia’s expression shifted slightly. "My master and senior brother once said that Elder Yen Mah’s Eight Gods Blades is a life-for-life exchange technique."

Timothy Tau sighed helplessly. "They were right. Elder Yen Mah’s Eight Gods Blades technique indeed involves a life-for-life exchange. And this life-for-life exchange doesn’t mean exchanging between equals—it means exchanging the life of a weaker person for a stronger one. It’s a forced sacrificial method."

Amalia’s eyes sparkled. "So, Elder Yen Mah actually deduced the eight blade of the Eight Gods Blade back then?"

Timothy Tau shook his head. "The Elder did deduce it, but he never materialized it. He didn’t even tell the sect members. The Elder never said anything about it, so the sect and outsiders all thought that the Elder couldn’t deduce the eighth blade."