Chapter: 448

Guhwasata, who looked around, changed her expression to look like a monster. If not, the impression that resembled a crow has changed to a more ferocious one.

�Guryeo, who refuses to give permission and chooses punishment. Mu Jeong-jin.�

�I�ll say it. Old crow of Mount Emei.�

�How dare you talk like that. I can�t forgive you.�

A very angry Guhwasata rushed towards Mu Jeong-jin.

Hoo-heung!

Her staff cut through the air, creating dozens of illusions. It was the beginning of the Golden Light Sword method.

Before the staff could reach him, a terrifying pressure swept down on Mu Jeong-jin.

This, too, was the function of the Golden Light Sword method.

Schiak!

However, with just one swing of his sword, Mu Jeong-jin cut off all the formidable energy that had weighed him down.

�Pay for your sins with death.�

Mu Jeong-jin faced the Guhwasata head-on.

Jjooeng!

As they fought, a strong wave of qi swept through the area like a storm. The qi also reached Yong Seol-ran, who was fighting one of the Seven Swords.

The hem of Yong Seol-ran was swept away by the strong wind.

�Not good!�

The situation was changing so rapidly that it was impossible to foresee even an inch ahead. The whole city was engulfed in blood. She couldn�t even imagine where the blood flow would end.

�Pyo-wol!�

She scans the battlefield in search of the man who started it all. However, the figure of Pyo-wol was nowhere to be seen.

�What else are you planning on doing?�

Just imagining it gave her goosebumps.

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�Heueu!�

�Keuk!�

Rough breathing echoed through the battlefield.

It was the breath of the horsemen of the Black Cloud Corps. The condition of the horsemen was dire. Of the two hundred horsemen, a third were either dead or seriously wounded, and the rest of the warriors also had minor wounds and were breathing heavily.

�I can�t do this� to an assassin one day��

Jang Muryang looked around in disbelief. Although they had fought many wars, this is the first time that they suffered such great damage.�

The horsemen were difficult to raise and more difficult to maintain. The horsemen had to learn strong discipline and military force at the same time. They didn�t get along with the freedom-loving men of Jianghu. For that reason, Jang Muryang also recruited warriors from outside the city instead of the martial artists of Jianghu to maintain the horsemen. JrNovels.com