All Chapters of The Samsara Jade: Chapter 91
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Chapter 91
"I need a weapon," Li Chen replied in his mind. "The assassins are going to hunt me in a locked dimension."“A true Devourer does not borrow a weapon!” Old Kui roared in his head. “A true Devourer takes what he wants and creates his own tools! The Heavenly Void Devouring Art does not just eat soft things like Qi, poison, and blood. It eats everything! Matter is just another form of energy!”Li Chen’s black eyes narrowed. "What do you mean?"“I mean, you must forge your own weapon,” Old Kui explained. His ancient voice was full of dark wisdom. “You need a weapon with no magical arrays. No fancy runes. No weak jade. You need a weapon made of pure, absolute mass. You need a weapon so incredibly heavy and dense that it cannot be broken. Ask the ice girl where the sect throws their garbage.”Li Chen looked up at Su Binglan. "Where does the sect throw its broken weapons?" Li Chen asked aloud. Su Binglan blinked in confusion. "Broken weapons? When a sword is broken in battle, it loses its m
Chapter 92
Li Chen raised both of his hands. He opened his palms toward the massive mountains of rusted swords around him. He closed his eyes. He carefully locked the magical gates leading to his stomach. He focused entirely on his arms. "EAT!" Li Chen commanded. Two terrifying, pitch-black holes manifested in the centers of his palms. The suction force was absolutely massive. Instantly, the Sword Grave came alive. Millions of broken, rusted swords began to vibrate wildly in the mud. The sound of metal shaking against metal filled the dark ravine. It sounded like a massive swarm of metal bees. The Devouring Art did not pull the physical swords through the air. It attacked the matter itself. The rust on the closest swords suddenly flaked off. It flew into the air like a thick, brown snowstorm. As the rust peeled away, the pure, shining essence of the iron inside the blades was violently ripped out. The broken swords turned to dry, grey dust and collapsed into the mud. From the dust, a riv