A Dish Best Served Cold (The Man In Rage) novel Chapter 1766

Invoke the Celestial Sky was a powerful move, what more when it was performed by a god realm fighter.

After four blocks of moves, Moon God could no longer keep up with the elemental force unleashed thus far.

Suddenly, a tremendous force lifted her body and chucked her far away.

At that critical moment, all that she was worried about was Ye Fan's safety instead of hers.

Though blood was trickling down her face, her focus was not on herself. Sheer anxiousness swamped her like a wave when she saw Chu Yuan sprinting in the direction of Ye Fan.

She was not able to withstand the attacks from a livid Chu Yuan, let alone Ye Fan who was already on his last legs.

Fretting, tears welled up in Moon God's eyes. It was a rare sight to see how a noble and elegant Moon God actually acted in a frantic manner.

She screamed with all her might, but to no avail. Her voice was drowned by the howling wind.

Deep down, she knew very well that all subsequent efforts were futile when Ye Fan missed the shot.

Ye Fan knew that himself too. Therefore, he did not dodge Chu Yuan's assault, knowing that there was no way he could escape it.

Exhausted, Ye Fan barely had the strength to stand properly.

His renowned secret technique was releasing his moves through a relentless barrage of attacks using Red Flame Finger, causing a tremor in all directions.

Now, it seemed that his special talent had become his curse, and today might very well be the day he ceased to exist.

Yet, he maintained his calm composure, propped himself up, and tried to keep his balance. Not one trace of fear nor anxiousness could be detected in his expression.

His slender figure was like a tree anchored deeply to the ground, claiming an eternal position on earth.

In reality, Ye Fan already had one foot in the grave while parts of him held onto the last shred of hope, struggling to survive.

It was an ironic situation for someone so incredible, who never once depended on support nor asked for help, to end up in this state.

As the scorching sun slowly crawled below the horizon to give up its place for the moon, its crimson red hues stained Ye Fan's body and created the illusion of him drenched in blood.

He looked away, ignoring Chu Yuan and the Red Flame Finger which was about to destroy him.

He stared at Tang Yun with brooding eyes, smiling but said nothing.

His smile was layered with self-deprecation, mockery, and a deep longing as though he was questioning Tang Yun.

Are you satisfied now?

Tang Yun broke down at the sight of Ye Fan's awful state.

Stunned, tears streamed down her face uncontrollably.

She looked in the direction of Ye Fan and yelled at the top of her lungs, “No, this isn't what I wanted! I don't

want you to die.”

Tang Yun could not suppress her emotions any longer as torrents of grief seized her entire being.

Tears continued to run in rivulets down her cheeks.

Crying and screaming hysterically at the same time, she just could not pull herself together.

Then, something shocking greeted everyone. The most beloved disciple of Chu Yuan, the head of Chu Sect, dashed toward Ye Fan desperately.

She remained resolute in her intention, just like the time when she fought against Ye Fan. The only difference this time was that she chose to shield the latter with an outstretched arm.

“Ms. Tang, you...”

“Master!”

“Oh no!”

“Why?”

All the fighters of Chu Sect were shocked to the core to see what had just taken place.

Chu Shen and several others even tea red up at the scene.

They could not comprehend the action and found it to be incredibly unbelievable.

It was different from the time Tang Yun protected Chu Yuan.

Besides the thousand-year history of entanglement between the Chu family and the Tang family, Tang Yun shared a strong bond with Chu Yuan. There was no way she would sit idly by and watch her master getting killed.

Although Tang Yun was born with a silver spoon, she never knew what love was.

Her father was a martial arts fanatic who lost control of himself and killed his wife unintentionally. That was how Tang Yun's mother died.

Hence, Tang Yun's childhood lacked parental love.

The only person who truly cared for her was her sister. Unfortunately, she was cheated by a man and landed herself in a relationship quandary. Since then, Tang Yun had not heard from her sister.

So, it was fair to say that Chu Yuan was the one who raised her.