Tome of Summoning of the Heavens

Chapter 371 The Great War
"Since this person is relentless, let's go up together, destroy this guy, and avenge the two fellow Taoists, Li and Zhang."

In the roar of the monks at the third and first evolution levels, more than a dozen monks sacrificed their own treasures one after another. These treasures are gorgeous and bright, and their power is not weak. People rob, and the treasures in their hands are not small.

Facing the attack of this group of people, the Falling Sun Sword in Tang Mu's hand used offense instead of defense, and attacked fiercely. With Tang Mu's strength, although the attack of this group of people was powerful, Tang Mu was not very afraid.

Of course, even if Tang Mu wasn't afraid, he was still very cautious and would not give this group of people any chance to attack and approach. Such an attitude was equivalent to never underestimating the enemy.

The lion fights the rabbit with all its strength. This is Tang Mu's attitude. This kind of fighting mentality can prevent Tang Mu from capsizing in the gutter. After all, any carelessness may pay a heavy price.

To underestimate opponents is often to be irresponsible for one's own life. This is the experience Tang Mu summed up by combining the reborn Tang Mu, the time traveler Tang Mu, and his own experience.

Since the end of the world, Tang Mu sometimes wins battles, not because the opponent is not as strong as him, but because the opponent does not know his true strength, cannot know all his cards, and treats him with contempt. victorious.

It is precisely because of this that Tang Mu summed up his experience and lessons, and he will never let this happen to him, and he will never become a capsized existence in the gutter. Once that happens, it may be his time to perish.

Tang Mu's attack was very sharp, countless sword lights appeared, and directly hit the treasures attacked by the dozen or so monks. The strong collision made Tang Mu himself have to use his luck to form a shield to block the aftermath of the collision.

Although most of the attacks of the dozen or so monks were blocked by Tang Mu, there was still an attack that was not blocked by Tang Mu's attack, and it attacked Tang Mu from an incredible angle. Putting it on top of the cover made Tang Mu himself so excited that he was shocked.

"You actually defeated my sword light and attacked in front of me."

Tang Mu was very surprised. He dodged the treasure's second attack, struck out with a sword, and collided with the treasure. The battle suddenly became fierce. The Falling Sun Sword in Tang Mu's hand could only barely Block this treasure.

I saw that this treasure was like an awl, attacking Tang Mu fiercely again. This was the third attack. Tang Mu felt the danger. You must know that the first attack was formed by his own skill. The shield was almost breached by this attack.

The reason why it was not breached was because when the awl attacked for the first time, its power was weakened a lot by Tang Mu's own attacking sword energy, otherwise Tang Mu's protective air shield would have been breached long ago. At that time, Tang Mu Even if Mu survived, he would have to be severely injured.

So Tang Mu would not underestimate this attack at all. When he saw the awl attacking for the third time, Tang Mu's face was solemn.

"Good come!"

Although this awl made Tang Mu feel dangerous, Tang Mu was not surprised but delighted. Such a treasure is definitely a treasure, and even Tang Mu felt that the master who issued this attack did not fully display the power of this treasure.

If he can get this treasure, Tang Mu probably can use it as his trump card.

Thinking of this, Tang Mu immediately took out a black brick-like treasure, which appeared directly on the way of the awl treasure, and collided with the awl treasure.

Ding!
There was a clear sound of metal clashing, the brick was directly pierced by the awl, and there was a whining sound, as if it had been severely injured, it lost its spirituality and fell to the ground.

The brick that Tang Mu used was only a third-level spiritual weapon after all, and the level gap with the awl was too big, so it couldn't stop the awl from advancing at all. Tang Mu didn't seem worried about it at all. .

Then I saw Tang Mu take out treasures one by one, and keep releasing them towards the path of the awl.

"burst!"

Tang Mu shouted loudly, and then "boom..." Explosions sounded, but it was Tang Mu who kept detonating these treasures to block the advance of the awl. During this process, the awl treasure was also constantly attacked, and the speed slowed down. down.

Although most of the treasures that Tang Mu detonated were only treasures of the third-level spirit weapon level, such constant detonations still caused the speed of the awl treasures to keep decreasing.

When the treasure with the awl reached Tang Mu's side, its speed had already returned to zero. Seeing this, the monk in the distance, the owner of the treasure with the awl, wanted to take back the treasure with the awl, and then attacked again.

"Come when you want, go when you want, you underestimate me, leave it to me!"

Seeing this situation, Tang Mu naturally wouldn't let the awl-like treasure go away. He shouted loudly, then stretched out his left hand, and firmly held the awl-like treasure, preventing the monk from taking it back.

The next moment, Tang Mu's own powerful spiritual force rushed into this awl-like treasure, instantly erasing the spiritual imprint left by the cultivator inside this awl-like treasure, and then put it into the inner space.

These few actions, Tang Mu was as fast as lightning, and he did it in one go. When the powerful third-level and first-level evolutionary monk reacted, he realized that he regarded himself as life and was going to use it to severely injure or even kill Tang Mu. The treasure has disappeared without a trace.

"I didn't expect this person to have such a powerful treasure. Fortunately, I was careful enough, and this person couldn't exert the full power of this treasure. Otherwise, if I were a little bit bigger, I wouldn't be attacked by this treasure." If you kill, you may also be severely injured."

Tang Mu thought about this fearfully for a while, and was very satisfied with his way of fighting the rabbit with all his strength. It was this mentality that kept him from being confused by the victory and giving the enemy an opportunity to take advantage of it.

The sharpness of this awl's attack was simply beyond his imagination. If this person's first attack hadn't been weakened to the extreme by him, and he suddenly gave himself a sneak attack, he would definitely have a chance to kill him.

Tang Mu was very thankful that the owner of the awl didn't cover up such an attack when he attacked for the first time, and directly collided with the sword energy he attacked, which was weakened a lot.

If this person conceals a little bit, is more cautious, first defeats his sword attack with other attacks, and then attacks with this awl, and then suddenly hits himself, Tang Mu believes that that time will be the time for him to suffer.

Fortunately, the enemy may think that such an attack is enough to defeat his own sword attack and kill himself. Otherwise, if the enemy does what he thinks, Tang Mu will probably have been killed by this group of people at this time.

(End of this chapter)