King of Hundred Victories Saber

Chapter 238: Chapter 128: Storms over Helan, Chivalrous Hearts Unleash Valor (Part 4)

The Vermilion Bird’s enormous wings gently flapped under the moonlight, stirring a faint airflow that blew the surrounding leaves, making them rustle and fall, as if playing a mysterious symphony for their arrival.

Meanwhile, ”Barrel” Lu Dechu and ”Bamboo Pole” Jiang Huotian assisted ”Iron Palm” Wu Zhong and ”Mandarin Duck Saber” Xiao Lingling in guarding the Heroic Sakura Association’s military camp. The campfires occasionally sparked in the silent night, particularly conspicuous, as if offering a glimpse of light to their vigilant watch.

After Shi Feiyang and his team infiltrated the city, a thin fog pervaded the streets, blurred like a veil over their view. The fog drifted slowly in the breeze, sometimes gathering, sometimes scattering, adding a touch of mystery to the city as if whispering untold stories.

Shi Feiyang’s sharp gaze pierced through the fog, locking onto Bo Bais Mansion’s location. Xiaobai Mansion is situated in the most prosperous district of the city, sprawling over a wide area, with its eaves and corbelled arches casting eerie shadows in the moonlight like a lurking beast, evoking a sense of chill.

The mansion walls stood tall, with sharp bamboo stakes inserted along the top, glinting coldly under the moonlight, guarded fiercely.

The two stone lions in front of the mansion gates appeared all the more majestic and mysterious under the fog, as if guarding the peacefulness of this residence.

Shi Feiyang charged ahead, like a black lightning bolt, swiftly heading towards Xiaobai Mansion.

Behind him, Yili, Divine Archer Miao Menlong, Plum Blossom Dart Shan Zhi, and Scholar with the Iron Flute Xiang Kun followed closely, their footsteps so light they were nearly silent, as if they existed solely to complete this mysterious mission.

Near the mansion walls, Shi Feiyang lightly tapped his toes, leaping gracefully over the several-zhang-high walls, like an agile black panther. His garment fluttered in the wind, creating a faint breeze, as if drawing invisible trajectories in the night sky.

The others also displayed their Lightweight Technique, following closely, their figures appearing and disappearing in the weaving of moonlight and fog, like dancing ghosts in the night sky. Their movements were light and fast, as if tracing invisible pathways across the sky, leaving one to marvel at their Lightweight Technique prowess. Just as they stepped through the mansion gates, a murderous aura assailed them.

The tall locust trees in the courtyard swayed in the night wind, the rustling leaves seeming to whisper untold secrets. The shadows of the locust trees danced unpredictably on the ground, stretching and retracting like moving ghosts, evoking a sense of chill.

The surrounding houses were staggered in arrangement, with dim lighting flickering in the fog.

Occasionally, a few patrolling guards walked past, their footsteps remarkably clear in the silent courtyard, their figures elongated by the lamp light, adding a sinister ambiance to the residence.

Shi Feiyang and his team swiftly concealed themselves, hiding in the shadows.

A stale air permeated the shadows, mixed with the scent of soil and moss.

Shi Feiyang’s gaze was as sharp as a hawk’s, carefully observing the layout within the residence and the guards’ patrol routes.

His eyes revealed a subtle sharpness, as if he could perceive every minute detail.

After confirming the surroundings, he gestured to his companions, who immediately understood and quickly dispersed, sneaking in different directions. Their figures flickered through the shadows like nimble fish swimming in water, silent as if merging with the darkness. Shi Feiyang led his skilled assistants—Divine Archer Miao Menlong, Plum Blossom Dart Shan Zhi, Scholar with the Iron Flute Xiang Kun, and the mysterious Yili—quietly towards the main house.

They moved cautiously along the wall, each step taken with extreme care, lest a single sound betray their presence.

The walls were covered in moss, damp and exuding a faint musty odor, as if recounting the mansion’s history.

Suddenly, light footsteps broke the night’s silence, and Shi Feiyang and his team halted immediately, holding their breath.

A few guards appeared from around the corner, long swords in hand, their eyes vigilant, constantly sweeping the surroundings.

Moonlight shone on their faces, reflecting stern expressions, as if warning any intruder.

Shi Feiyang and his team hid in shadows, motionless until the guards moved far away, then continued forward.

As they reached the main house, stepping over the threshold, they were immediately embroiled in a fierce battle with Bo Bai’s guards and generals.

Blades flashed, shadows danced, and fists roared, plunging the fight into fervent intensity.

In Bo Bais Mansion, there was a guard named Zhang Meng from the Vajra Sect, towering and robust like a small mountain. The martial arts technique he displayed was called Vajra Earth-Splitting Fist, with each punch unleashing mountain-splitting rock-breaking power, the fist wind roaring, and the ground trembling.

He let out a roar, suddenly charging towards Shi Feiyang, his right fist rushing with wind towards Shi Feiyang’s chest.

Shi Feiyang’s eyes sharpened, remaining unflustered, and he performed the starting move of the Divine Dragon Claw Divine Technique, ”Dragon Explores the Deep Sea.”

His right hand was like a sharp steel hook, slicing through the air with great speed into Zhang Meng’s attack path, precisely clasping Zhang Meng’s wrist. This grasp seemed casual yet contained immense strength, Zhang Meng only felt his wrist was gripped as if by iron clamps, unable to move.

After successfully capturing the target, Shi Feiyang swiftly executed his masterful skill ”Dragon Swirling Clouds.”

His body spun rapidly like a whirlwind, forcibly spinning Zhang Meng’s body along with it. Under this tremendous rotation force, Zhang Meng’s massive frame seemed like an out-of-control wild bull, crashing into surrounding tables and chairs, shattering them to pieces.