Dominating Martial King
Chapter 251 - 251 196 Defying God Fire

251: Chapter 196: Defying God Fire 251: Chapter 196: Defying God Fire Chu Xisheng did not rush to the North Castle Gate right away.

Like a shadow in an instant, he moved with the greatest speed, passing through the first and second floors within the Stone Castle, shattering and severing all the jail locks.

The poisonous fire was fierce and spreading quickly.

Soon, none of the people locked up here would survive.

The first and second floors confined only those who had committed minor offenses, trivial mistakes that did not merit death.

As for the third and fourth floors, those were the resting and dwelling places of the Police Pool of Blood and prison guards, which Chu Xisheng couldn’t be bothered to deal with.

After that, he carried Wei Yang on his back, blended into the surging crowd with Chu Yunyun, and walked out of the North Castle Gate.

At that moment in the high sky, a loud boom resounded, and a powerful gust of Gang Qi wave swept over.

It toppled many of the prisoners who were escaping at the doorway onto the ground.

Chu Xisheng looked up and saw, including Cao Xuan, more than twenty high-grade martial practitioners engaged in intense combat thirty yards above the ground.

However, Chu Xisheng’s gaze was quickly drawn to the red cloth fluttering among the strong combatants in the sky.

The cloth was about ten yards long and six feet wide, with “Defying” on the front and “God” on the back, indeed the style of a flag.

Looking at the size, Chu Xisheng felt it might fit quite nicely on his home’s flagpole.

“This flag, could it really be genuine?”

Lu Luanti looked up at the sky, her eyes filled with complex emotions.

Because at that moment, five Fourth Grade martial cultivators were each grabbing a corner of the red flag, tearing at it with all their might.

They were exerting their full strength, causing the Gang Qi in the air to burst forth like a rainbow, waves surging powerfully.

The force was even transmitted to the ground, causing the land between the two Stone Castles to slightly sink.

Yet the red flag remained undamaged, without the slightest sign of abnormality.

On the contrary, those five individuals couldn’t hold out any longer.

Their strength collided within the flag, creating a chaotic skirmish; the robust and vast Martial Intent also clashed internally, engaging in close-quarter combat.

Eventually, after a resounding boom, they were each sent flying fifty yards away, presenting an opportunity for the other martial practitioners to seize.

A dozen or so people around them made their moves, each attempting to snatch the flag.

Lu Luanti did not rashly join in.

She knew her own limits and understood that the battle above had surpassed her level.

If she insisted on joining, she would only meet an immediate death.

Just now, two Fifth Grade Lower martial practitioners were severely injured in the fight, falling into the Shenxiu River nearby, their fates unknown.

Lu Luanti looked on with regret-filled eyes.

She pinched her own cheek hard, criticizing herself for being so foolish.

How could she not have found the hidden compartment during the more than half a year she’d spent in the Martial Arts Academy, with twenty days alone spent sneaking into the Library?

Chu Xisheng was also somewhat bewildered.

The Rebellious God Flag actually existed within the Police Pool of Blood Prison!

Had he inadvertently stumbled upon this flag?

Chu Xisheng then noticed the blood-covered girl behind Lu Luanti.

His eyebrows raised as he closely examined Liu Ruoxi’s injuries, “Ruoxi, are you alright?”

Liu Ruoxi felt a warmth in her heart and immediately gave Chu Xisheng a firm salute, “I’m fine, they’re just minor wounds and have been treated.”

At this moment, her eyes were somewhat vacant and bewildered, as if she doubted whether she was dreaming.

She still couldn’t believe that she had managed to stand her ground and exchange over seven hundred moves with Zhu Xueyi, ranked eighty-sixth on the Qingyun List, without losing.

In the end, she even forced Zhu Xueyi to retreat.

This was beyond even her wildest dreams—

Seeing that the girl indeed had no serious injuries, and that the wounds had been bandaged, except for the one on her thigh which was bleeding a bit more severely, Chu Xisheng nodded and turned his attention back to the sky.

The struggle over the flag by the experts was in full swing, filled with intrigue and secret maneuvers.

However, Chu Xisheng quickly noticed that the red flag seemed to possess its own will.

The flag fluttered and twisted, conspicuously avoiding these martial practitioners.

And once it escaped their control, it drifted in the direction of the North Castle.

After watching for a moment, Chu Xisheng felt a stir in his heart and whispered into Chu Yunyun’s ear, “The flag seems to be coming for you, do you want to give it a try?”

He estimated Chu Yunyun’s martial power had almost reached the edge of the Fourth Grade.

In the case that the flag was inclined to seek her out, taking a risk could be promising.

Meanwhile, Chu Xisheng was also struck with a sense of wonder.

He wondered whether the previous Chu Yunyun really had no connection to the Rebellious God Flag?

How come Chu Yunyun could find the flagpole of the Rebellious God Flag, and the flag seemed to be actively drifting toward her?

“No need,”

Chu Yunyun said, shaking her head.

Her expression was also very peculiar.

Chu Yunyun had an inexplicable feeling that the flag would come into her hands the moment she wished it.

However, Chu Yunyun suppressed the impulse, her expression focused, “One must act according to their capabilities; now is not the right time.”

Possessing a treasure can bring trouble.

With her True Yuan not yet recovered, she wouldn’t be able to defend the Rebellious God Flag even if she obtained it.

But once her strength was fully restored, no matter who held the item, she would be able to snatch it back.

Whoever dared to refuse, she would fight until they agreed!

Moreover, her intuition was very clear.

The item was connected to her spirit, and it would appear before her the moment she desired.

No matter whose hands it was in—it would be the same—

Just then, a white figure suddenly sliced across the sky from the horizon, arriving with abruptness in Cloud Sky.