Return of the Immortal Emperor Daddy novel Chapter 333

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"Kill!"

Wu Tian appeared, declaring he would eliminate the Sword Emperor and his followers once and for all. The one hundred and eight generals were boiling with excitement, a mixture of shock and joy, and they all roared in unison.

"He said... he said he's going to kill us too?"

"What about safety in numbers? Doesn't he know the law can't punish a crowd?"

"He's going to kill all of us? This... how is this possible?"

The martial artists from the Northern sects and families were completely dumbfounded. They did not want to die here, nor had they ever anticipated they would. They certainly never imagined that the Sword Emperor, whose one sword strike commanded the submission of ten thousand blades, would be so fragile in Wu Tian's hands. Compared to Wu Tian, the Sword Emperor was like mud beneath the clouds.

The Sword Emperor tightly gripped his twin swords, Chengying and Xiaolian. His heart churned with shock, rage, and utter disbelief.

At that moment, Wu Tian's gaze swept coldly over the Sword Emperor and his followers. Every person his eyes touched felt their heart seize and tremble uncontrollably. It wasn't just their hearts; their stomachs churned, making them feel ill. On any other day, they would have already called for a doctor, but now, who was in the mood for that? The man they faced was Wu Tian. Just being caught in his gaze felt like being targeted by a Ghost God, a fear that chilled them to the bone.

"Begin!"

When Wu Tian uttered that single word, the viewers from the Martial Arts World watching on TV erupted in an uproar.

"He's going to kill everyone else, not just the Sword Emperor?"

"What kind of joke is that?"

"There are so many of them, all masters! How can one man fight against ten thousand? It's simply impossible!"

"Yeah, some of them are bound to escape."

Every martial practitioner in front of their screens believed it was impossible for Wu Tian to kill them all. Perhaps he could kill some, but a portion would definitely escape. These were all masters; if they scattered and fled, how could he possibly chase them all down?

Gan Jiang Sword Master and Mo Ye Sword Master had also arrived in Yang City. Standing atop a high-rise building, they watched the scene unfold before the Southern Province Hospital through a pair of binoculars. Beside their famed swords, Gan Jiang and Mo Ye, they also had a sniper rifle set up. It was a modified weapon; its projectiles weren't ordinary bullets but the very blades of their famed swords.

"I never expected him to be this powerful," Mo Ye Sword Master said, her voice filled with shock and awe.

Gan Jiang Sword Master's expression was grim. He had once mocked Wang Renjie for being a disgrace. And what about me? He had told Wu Tian to his face that he would be no match for the Sword Emperor. Thinking back on it now, Gan Jiang Sword Master felt his face burn with humiliation. Utterly mortifying.

After a moment of contemplation, Gan Jiang Sword Master finally said, "Even if he's powerful, the Sword Emperor is indispensable. We need talent, and the Sword Emperor is undoubtedly a great talent. We cannot let him die."

Mo Ye Sword Master nodded.

"Quick, look! Li Qiankun, the Family Head of the Longxi Li Clan, and Li Pingtian, the Family Head of the Zhaojun Li Clan, are making their move!"

In front of countless television screens, members of the Martial Arts World cried out in surprise as they saw two figures spring into action. They weren't waiting for Wu Tian to slaughter them. If they had to die, they chose to die fighting, not while fleeing for their lives. Their surname demanded it... Li!

The Longxi Li Clan's progenitor was Li Chong, the Prefect of Longxi Commandery and the eldest son of Li Tan, the Situ of the State of Qin. His line included later figures like Li Xin and Li Guang. Ages later, Li Yuan of the Longxi Li Clan would overthrow the Sui Dynasty and establish the Tang, creating a great era of cultural prosperity. They were a royal clan. The Zhaojun Li Clan was no less remarkable. Its founding ancestor was Li Mu, the second son of Li Jiong, the Grand Tutor of Qin. These two great families were far from simple.