Chapter 110 Before Sunset

m with some concern: "You just stay here with An'an to celebrate the New Year. The war between Zhuang Yong and Yun Guo won't affect you."The Cloud Nation is a nation in the clouds, built entirely atop...Wang Kun hadn't spoken two sentences when he was grabbed by Jiang Wang and flung across the border. He still had no idea what was happening, still confused about it all.

But Jiang Wang's actions were so swift, and he was so arrogant within the borders of Jing Guo, that it suddenly made him realize.

That slap didn't seem to land on anyone else, but on his own face! For a moment, he couldn't care about the humiliation and struggled to speak against the wind: "Elder Jiang! Please calm down. Is there anything Wang has done wrong Your actions in Jingguo will benefit neither you nor others—what matters can't be discussed calmly"

Jiang Wang merely glanced at him lightly: "Do you have the qualifications to talk to this old man"

As they flew, the two arrived at Shuntian Prefecture's main city. Jiang Wang turned his head and looked down. He shouted loudly: "Xiao Linzheng! Your treachery has been exposed! Come out and face your punishment!"

A wisp of cloud rose like smoke, then dispersed in the wind under Jiang Wang's gaze.

Of course, the first one to fly out was not Xiao Linzheng, but Xu Shiyan, the number one expert in Shuntian Mansion, the president of Tingzhu Xueshe and a powerful figure like a god.

“Old Master Jiang!” He forced down his anger: “What brings you here Why such a sudden and abrupt visit, treating the majesty of Emperor Jing as nothing”

A single thought of a bodhisattva fills the entire city with bravery.

Jiang Wang, who could instantly capture countless messages, had already found Xiao Linzheng's location. Without wasting a word, he casually threw Wang Kun aside and jumped down: "You're familiar with this place, you explain it to him!"

With a heave, the force was immense, like a stone fired from a catapult. Xu Shiyan pushed and turned repeatedly, releasing the power several times before he could steady himself and catch Wang Kun safely. He stared at him, waiting for an explanation.

Wang Kun had no idea what he was supposed to explain!

"Mr. Xu, report to the Imperial Court at once—"

Before he could utter another word, Jiang Wang effortlessly subdued Xiao Linzheng, hoisting him high into the air.

It truly came like a shooting star, and left as fleetingly as a phantom.

Xu Shiyan flung Wang Kun aside, resolutely drawing his sword and standing before Jiang Wang, his voice filled with righteous indignation: "Although I am no match for you, Xu Shiyan will not stand idly by and watch you take my student! You may disrespect Xu Shiyan, you may disrespect Xiao Linzheng, but you cannot disrespect Jingguo! Today, I am willing to die at the hands of your esteemed sword!"

Jiang Wang reached out and grabbed his sword, leaving him empty-handed and abruptly stopping his outburst: "Your disciple violated the Tai Xu Iron Rules, manipulated the Tai Xu missions, and shamelessly stole the Tai Xu Huan Jing tailored for him by the Tai Xu Xuan Zhang! You colluded with Wang Kun to cover it up. Do you know about this!"

He casually flung the sword, like a shooting star: "This is exactly why I am here! What I am doing today is based on the authority bestowed upon me by the Southern Celestial Master Jiang Hong during the Great Void Alliance. He represents the Central Grand Jing Empire! You dare speak before me and say you do not recognize me!"

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Xu Shiyan's people were stunned in mid-air.

Xu Shiyan's sword, like a meteor chasing the moon, shot across the sky with blinding speed and slammed hard onto the stone plaque above the city gate.

The terrifying sword aura it carried was like a mountain pressing down, forcing a young man who was flying at high speed and about to soar into the sky back into the city!

This man is Wujiang!nd of tolerance that Ling He would definitely have, which caused Jiang Wang to collapse all at once.He knelt on the ground, holding his head in pain: "I'm sorry... It was my foolishness and naivety th...