pertwk Chapter 2288 Airtight
Chapter 2288 Airtight
Chapter 2288 Airtight
However, the price Elder Chu paid for Qionglong to unleash its full power was to send out its main body and disperse its originally solid wind form to every corner of the city.
Facing an opponent like Master Qianhuan, it would be unwise to disperse one's strength. However, the few demons before them were at most at the level of immortals, so Elder Chu felt there was no problem.
But he still underestimated the situation.
As the dome expanded, its size increased several times, and the buildings in this area were blown to pieces in the blink of an eye.
Elder Chu's original intention was to blow away all these troublesome paper houses, leaving Aunt Zhu and the others with nowhere to hide. As soon as they emerged from the ground, Qionglong could catch them immediately.
The problem is, these aren't paper houses!
The violent tornado blew away their disguises, revealing their true nature underneath—
cobweb.
Inside each building, countless spider webs were densely packed together, connecting horizontally and vertically in various ways to form a spider web.
The interior of a single ordinary house might contain thousands of spider webs, and with thousands of houses in this area, that's millions of webs. A tornado blows them all together.
These spider webs are intertwined and interdependent, and when the tornado stirred them up, even the spider queen herself couldn't separate them.
Furthermore, the tornado's swirling pattern was from the inside out, from the bottom up, and then from the outside in. Elder Chu had no time to react before these millions of spiderwebs were blown up from every corner of the ground and began to curl up in the direction of the tornado's swirling motion!
It was covered with countless tiny spiders.
When we say they're small, that's relative to Aunt Zhu's size. The smallest of them is about the size of a human man's fist, while the largest is larger than a calf.
The power of the dome-shaped wind blades is enough to cut through even Aunt Zhu's strongest spider webs. One web might be like that, and two might be like that too, but if ten spider webs were stacked together, it would be difficult to cut through.
What's floating in the air right now are millions of spider webs!
Although Aunt Zhu's products only account for a small portion, with the rest being the work of the Cave Spider family, the sheer number of them means that even the Qionglong Wind Blade loses its power for every dozen or so layers of web it passes through.
No matter how powerful it is, it can't break through 100,000 nets.
The wind, seemingly indestructible, could not tear through something so light and airy. This is a tangled mess, a transformation of quantity into quality.
Don't forget, this giant net, forming a spiraling array, is contracting inward with the help of the wind, meaning it completely covers the entire dome.
Elder Chu's order, while causing Qionglong to expand its size, also dispersed its power, preventing it from immediately contracting and breaking through.
Elder Chu then noticed that the wind had suddenly decreased.
The dome didn't shrink on its own; it was the massive web of silk that forcefully blocked the winds from its periphery. The little spiders on the web were exceptionally diligent, rushing to repair the damaged sections of their webs immediately.
Elder Chu then remembered the phrase "impenetrable".
By the time he ordered Qionglong to concentrate its forces and break through, it was too late. No one could see the Wind Monster; all they could see was a gigantic spiderweb cocoon of astonishing size crashing to the ground with a thud no less than the sound of a giant spirit shoveling into the earth.
One of the Qixia Sect's most powerful weapons, the invisible and shadowless Void Dome, was actually wrapped in a cocoon and rendered immobile.
An endless web formed an impenetrable barrier, firmly trapping this once-powerful monster.
The disciples were shocked and used all their magical implements to try to break the giant cocoon from the outside.
But the threads are tangled and impossible to unravel; they are all stuck on Qionglong's forehead, how could they possibly untangle them?
Trapped in the dome, the Spider Queen once again rose to the surface, followed not only by the True Man of Jieshui, but also by seven or eight great demons.
The people of Qixia Sect were horrified, having no idea where these monsters had been hiding.
The opponent's home advantage is simply overwhelming.
In fact, since the Heavenly Centipede was captured, Cang Yan had obtained important information about the Qixia Sect from it, such as the number of people in the sect, the special skills of each person, their hidden spiritual characteristics, and even the temperament of each elder and important disciple.
In the battle sub-venues of the Mirror World, the Nine Nether Emperor had specifically planned and deployed his troops in advance, targeting the characteristics of the Giant Spirit God and Qionglong, in order to defeat them one by one.
Putting everything else aside, the fact that the mirror world could hastily simulate the city of Weian is already quite remarkable.
Battles between immortal sects rarely involve such detailed contingency plans, allowing the Qixia Sect to catch the unsuspecting opponent off guard and suffer a significant loss.
The immortals originally found the most troublesome one not the Giant Spirit God, but Qionglong. After all, this ethereal spirit was formless and intangible yet incredibly powerful, making it an excellent deterrent force on the battlefield.
However, He Lingchuan was well aware of Feng Mo's weaknesses, and based on this, he deduced that Zhu Da Niang's special skills might be able to subdue him.
At that moment, the sound of hurried footsteps could be heard not far away. The Qixia Sect members turned around and saw an army in bright armor rapidly approaching. Every soldier was radiating an unpleasant red light.
Having been in seclusion for over a hundred years, Elder Chu was not entirely clear about the changes in the army's Yuan Power, but he instinctively sensed danger.
"Where is your brother?" Aunt Zhu asked Weng Xing, who was leading the group.
"We went to fight the Giant Spirit God," Weng Xing answered honestly. "Elder Liu said we had enough manpower, so he asked me to come here and help."
Seeing Elder Chu's increasingly grim expression, Aunt Zhu rubbed her thick front paws and said with a smile:
"Without that annoying wind monster in our way, we can now have a fair duel!"
……
Using the perspective of the Giant Spirit God, Yuan Xilin discovered that Cang Yan's army was pouring into the mirror world in an endless stream.
Compared to the giant spirit god, these humans were as small as ants, but their attack power was a real headache for the Qixia Sect.
At the command of the leaders, a volley of arrows was unleashed.
The "Demon-Slaying Arrows" standard issue for Cang Yan's army are all special weapons. They have been repeatedly adjusted and improved in the battles against immortals and demons over the past few years. They are very effective at neutralizing supernatural powers and spells. Combined with the army's own bright red Yuan Power, each arrow that pierces the Giant Spirit God feels like a fine needle piercing a person's body.
Although the Giant Spirit God has no sense of pain, the damage caused by its Demon-Slaying Arrows is real, and thousands of arrows can pierce its body at once—such a large target, even the worst archer cannot miss.
After the first volley finished firing, the second volley moved in to fill the gap, and another round of concentrated fire ensued, all in an orderly fashion.
Cang Yan's army's archery technique was effective against immortals and demons in the past, and it is equally impressive against the Giant Spirit God now.
After three rounds, it only took seven or eight breaths in total, and the giant spirits' figures were all rendered ethereal by the arrows. The weakening of their power was first manifested in their ethereal forms. In addition, Yuan Xilin also ordered them to actively shift from solid to ethereal forms to avoid being harmed by the army.
Ignoring all that, Cang Yan's army immediately unleashed another rapid barrage!
The arrows hit their mark, turning the giants into pincushions once again.
(End of this chapter)