Defying the Martial Way to Burn the Heavens

It is undeniable that Kui Xiang's anger has definitely reached a critical point. Since the day after his arm was cut off, he has been idle day and night, thinking about when he can take revenge. He wanted to eat his flesh and sleep on his skin, but it couldn't relieve his hatred.

He originally wanted to torture Zuo Feng in his own way, and then take him back to humiliate and torture him. He had already decided that he would never let Zuo Feng die so easily. He must torture him with his own hands until he exhausted all his life.

However, these are not important to Kui Xiang. As a warrior, defeating the opponent completely is the biggest psychological blow to the opponent. He even thought of cutting off an arm of this boy like he did to himself, and then following him and destroying a part of his body from time to time.

These are of course part of his many revenge plans. During the time when his arm was cut off, he thought about how to take revenge almost day and night. Sometimes he just thought of a way to torture someone, and then he immediately denied it, thinking that torturing people in this way was not pleasant at all.

All of this, in the final analysis, is not as good as completely defeating him in front of everyone and breaking his arm. But after today's battle, he found that he still couldn't completely defeat the opponent. Although he had the advantage at the beginning, he didn't know why, but later, those advantages were lost bit by bit.

The anger made him unable to think calmly. He now looked at the boy fighting opposite with bloodshot eyes. Although the thigh was covered with medicine, there were still spots of blood flowing out. He let the wound bleed as if he didn't notice it. He only had eyes for the boy fighting not far away.

Although he was injured and defeated, he didn't give up. He was still staring at the changes in the battle circle, waiting for the opportunity to attack. He had already given up for revenge, and didn't care about face at all. As long as he could get revenge, he was willing to do anything for this purpose.

Zuo Feng was already in a bitter battle at this time, or he could only barely hold on now. Facing a late-stage muscle-quenching warrior, he was not the opponent of the opponent, and now he had an arm broken, how could he be the opponent of Kui Rong.

Kui Rong's palms flew and he quickly approached Zuo Feng. Zuo Feng could only wave his right arm to resist as much as possible. His left arm was carried behind his back, and he dared not let his left arm be damaged again.

Zuo Feng specialized in alchemy and also knew something about medicine. His arm was broken by Kui Xiang's brute force before, but because the opponent only did it with one blow and there was no other damage, the fracture of his arm was very neat.

Although the broken arm was depressing, Zuo Feng understood that if he could slowly heal the fracture, then the arm would be stronger than before it was broken. If his enemies knew that the young man in front of them was in such a dangerous place and was still planning to improve his strength in the future, I believe they would admire him from the bottom of their hearts.

Kui Rong's eyes were fierce, but there was an unnatural blood red in his eyes, which looked very abnormal. Kui Rong didn't seem to care much, and launched a round of fierce attacks towards Zuo Feng.

Zuo Feng gritted his teeth. At this critical moment of life and death, Zuo Feng felt that the opponent's attack was not as fierce as he imagined, or compared with his understanding of Kui Rong, the opponent's strength should be far more than this.

But after Kui Rong came to intercept him, Kui Rong seemed to be out of shape. Obviously, the opponent could defeat him with continuous attacks, but at the critical moment, he showed a lack of strength.

Zuo Feng knew that the more such a situation, the more he needed to adjust his state, observe the opponent calmly and make accurate judgments. Only in this way could Zuo Feng survive until now despite many dangers.

Kui Rong's special state must have a reason. As long as Zuo Feng can figure out the crux of Kui Rong, that is where his ray of hope lies.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but observe the special features of Kui Rong carefully while dodging desperately. But the opponent did not show any other special features except that he looked a little crazy, his eyes and face were not very good.

Suddenly, just after Zuo Feng barely blocked the opponent's palm attack, a very familiar and weak breath was captured by Zuo Feng. Because this information was received too suddenly, Zuo Feng did not react for a while.

Because just at the moment, Zuo Feng released all the perceptions that could be mobilized around his body, and even the telekinesis covered the outside of his body, so as to quickly sense any reaction of Kui Rong.

Originally, Zuo Feng had not really tried this method of scouting the enemy for a long time. Strictly speaking, this was his first time to use telekinesis to assist in close combat with others, so the moment this wave came made Zuo Feng a little overwhelmed.

However, it was only a blink of an eye, and Zuo Feng reacted. This was the opponent's mental fluctuation, and it was a weak mental fluctuation.

Before, Kui Rong used mental power to suppress himself, but he was severely counterattacked by his telekinesis. But these were all things that happened before he fought with Kui Xiang, and Zuo Feng almost forgot them. Until he felt the opponent's fluctuation again, Zuo Feng remembered many things as if he had just woken up from a dream.

Kui Rong's mental power was much weaker than before, and Zuo Feng could not even feel the fluctuation of his opponent's mental power at the beginning of the fight. However, Kui Rong did use his mental power, and used it to assist him in the battle.

The way he used his mental power was different from Zuo Feng's telekinesis. Kui Rong might have developed a habit of using his mental power to suppress the opponent's mental power when fighting with opponents who were not as good as him. His mental power was indeed outstanding at the level of tempering tendons, and it was not much different from some warriors who came from alchemy.

He used his mental power to suppress the opponent, which could achieve the result of a two-pronged approach to quickly defeat the opponent. Even if he met someone with stronger mental power than himself, he did not need to worry too much, because the same mental power would not cause too much damage to the opponent.

But Kui Rong did not know that the young man in front of him, who looked only sixteen or seventeen years old, actually had telekinesis that only warriors in the spirit refining stage had. Compared with mental power, there is no need to consider the difference in the total amount of telekinesis and mental power, because the two are essentially different. Just like candlelight and the sun, although they can both bring light and heat, the two cannot be compared together.

Kui Rong certainly didn't know that the other party had telekinesis. When the two met, Kui Rong wanted to suppress Zuo Feng with his mental power and then use his ruthless hand. But his mental power was instantly strangled by Zuo Feng's mental power, leaving only one-fifth of his mental power to be taken back by him.

At that time, because of the excessive pain, Kui Rong didn't feel that he had lost a large part of his mental power, and thought that his mental power was not used well, and he only caused a little damage.

After that, Kui Xiang and Zuo Feng fought. Although he watched silently and constantly felt his physical condition, he never noticed that the spiritual sea was completely destroyed.

The results of mental damage are varied. When in the chaotic land, Kui Xiang destroyed the back of the head of the corpse puppet, causing Zuo Feng's sea of ​​thoughts to be severely damaged. At that time, Zuo Feng's mental power could not be used, and he couldn't see how his sea of ​​thoughts was damaged, but the situation outside was that his spiritual power lost control and damaged many of his meridians while rushing around. It was not until later that Zuo Feng absorbed the energy from the beast pattern, and then he completely repaired his mind sea in one fell swoop.

Kui Rong's mental power was damaged, which manifested as abnormal pain, swelling, colic, tingling... in his head. All kinds of pain seemed to converge together, making Kui Rong unable to figure out his situation at all. His fighting strength was naturally affected, and he could not exert his full strength when fighting with Zuo Feng this time.

But this unfortunate Kui Rong has developed a habit. When he fights with a warrior with a lower realm than himself, he will naturally release his mental power to suppress and disrupt the opponent. Although his mental power has been damaged at this moment, he still can't help but release his already injured mental power during the battle.

Kui Rong didn't know that his mental power had been severely damaged. If he finds a place to heal his wounds now. Although his mental power can never be restored to its previous state, at least he can still save his life, but this time he fought with Zuo Feng, which actually doomed his fate.

Although Kui Rong didn't know his situation, Zuo Feng's research in this area was very good. He could see the degree of damage to the opponent's mental power by just using telekinesis.

However, Zuo Feng was not the kind of person who was soft-hearted. Moreover, Kui Rong had tried to kill him many times, so Zuo Feng would not miss such a good opportunity.

'In terms of real strength, even if I take special drugs, it is difficult to defeat you, old man. But this time you just want to use your mental power, so you can't blame me for being so mean to you. You are asking for death. '

As he thought about this, Zuo Feng smiled. This smile was very abrupt, and it looked even more weird when he was forced to do nothing by the other party.

Kui Rong was the closest to him, so of course he would not miss any of Zuo Feng's little moves. The moment he saw Zuo Feng smile, he felt a piercing chill rising from his back and spreading throughout his body. He shuddered subconsciously, not because of the weakness of his mental power in his mind, but because of the fear from the bottom of his heart.

This kind of fear was unfamiliar to Kui Rong. He had not felt this way for more than ten years since he reached the late stage of tendon hardening. This was a fear of facing death.

At the moment this feeling appeared, he felt as if a storm had blown around his body. Although the corners of his clothes were not blown up, he clearly felt a gust of wind sweeping over him. Then he felt as if he had become very light, as if a part of himself had been blown away by the wind.