Chapter 197: A Year And A Half

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation  Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

[Past: Hanjiang – Dragon Vein Sword]

[Difficulty: First-grade of the Dao realm]

[Race: Artifact Spirit]

[Technique 1: Dragon Body. Transform your body into a Dragon’s and obtain the Dragon Roar skill.]

[Technique 2: Blood Pattern. Shed your skin to deflect a fatal blow.]

[Technique 3: Sword Formation. One person can form a formation and block an army of thousands.]

[Technique 4: Falling Star. Soar into the sky, bombarding your enemies with a single sword strike, destroying the world.]

[Description: There used to be a dragon living in every child’s heart, though most disappeared after childhood.]

After Yuchi returned to Hanjiang, a year and a half passed by quickly. During this time, no one came to disturb his daily life.

The days passed leisurely.

The weather in Hanjiang was not good, especially without the cover of the pavilion. Yuchi was all alone under a pine tree facing the river. Countless snowflakes fell on his body.

He was like a homeless beggar, but he was enjoying every moment of it.

He was relaxed and carefree.

Unfortunately, he had overestimated the people from the Tiandu division. He had thought that they would be able to bring him some fun.

Based on the current situation, the other party clearly did not want to fight him at all.

Could he have charged into one of their branches and started a fight?

It was definitely feasible.

However, the other party had no will to fight, so there was no point in doing so.

He would rather fight against the unyielding ancient existences than these seemingly strong but cowardly Tiandu division chiefs.

Unless there was really a powerful person who could step forward and prove him wrong.

What if the truly powerful people did not step forward?

There was a way to get them to do it.

However, he was not in a hurry to use this method.

There was still a year left, and there was still a chance that they would come over during this period.

Just then, he entered the memory fragment of an expert from the artifact spirit race…

The contents of the memory fragment were relatively simple.

This was the story of a child who relied on his own efforts to get stronger. However, under those circumstances, the child did not manage to break through to the Dao essence realm. In the end, his body corroded, and his soul was trapped in the Dragon Vein Sword.

After a simple communication with this child, Yuchi found that the child did not regret his actions. He only felt that he had lost the race against time.

Of course, this child also fought a battle with Yuchi, as he simply desired to be free. The result of the battle was self-evident.

Right now, this sword was in Yuchi’s hand. This sword was roughly the width of a palm, and glowed with a dark blue light.

There were also many patterns on the sword. These patterns were not engraved, but naturally occurring, making, making the sword look like it was made of dragon scales.

This sword could be said to be the most powerful one Yuchi had seen in his years in Hanjiang.

Among the hundreds of weapons in his sea of consciousness, it was the undisputed king.

However, Yuchi did not need to use it for the time being or, more accurately, he did not have an opponent to use it on.

If he were to encounter a powerful expert, he would be able to use all his weapons and strengthen his body to a terrifying state.

In the beginning, Yuchi could only control a few swords. Now, his soul was already unimaginably powerful, and could control hundreds of swords at the same time.

[Name: Yuchi]

[Constitution: 14.52 million]

[Strength: 13.13 million]

[Speed: 19.35 million]

[Third-grade of the Dao essence realm (98%)]

[Skill 1: Dragon spine (Level 10). Like the Vast Sea Dragon King, your spine is extremely strong, and can disperse the soul of the opponent!]

[Skill 2: Netherworld bloodsucking (Level 10). Like a Nether Swordfish, when you kill an enemy, you can extract the blood essence from your enemy’s body to increase your own strength!]

[Skill 3: Hellfire Dance (Level 10) Like a Nether Swordfish, you can summon a hellfire tornado to attack the enemy.]

[Skill 4: Dragon Palm Strike (Level 10). Like the Vast Sea Dragon King, your fists possess extremely immense physical strength. A single palm strike can destroy a city.]

The above stats reflected Yuchi’s current strength.

All his attributes had not increased much in the past two years. However, his comprehension of the Heavenly Dao had increased greatly.

His cultivation had already increased from 6% of the third grade to 98% of the third grade, and he was about to reach the second grade of the Dao essence realm.

Yuchi was able to do this in a short two years, which was unbelievable to the other myriad races

This was the main reason why these people had repeatedly misjudged Yuchi’s strength.

They still used their own benchmarks to judge Yuchi’s ability.

Those people from the Tiandu division generally believed that Yuchi’s strength was around the fourth grade of the Dao essence realm, so they did not pay much attention to him. After all, from their perspective, Yuchi’s strength should not increase faster than theirs, especially given that they controlled most of the resources in the world.

Furthermore, would such a genius really dare to make an enemy of the Tiandu division?

From their perspective, that was not the case.

Any rational person would not dare to make an enemy out of Tiandu division, as it would be akin to challenging the public order of the world.

Their thoughts were adjusted to fit their own narrative. In any case, was the current situation not very stable? It worked for them.

“There’s still a year.”

“I will return to the Netherworld Sea in a year.”

“The matter of Medusa has not been resolved yet.”

When Yuchi had broken through to the Dao essence realm, he already had the ability to resurrect Medusa. However, many things happened which ended up delaying him for three years.

He did not know how strong Medusa would be after she was resurrected.

“Soon, soon enough,” Yuchi muttered indifferently.