Chapter 917

Bai Lang's martial arts were divine, and even in the Heavenly Human realm, he could be called invincible in the world. A casual grab was also a force that moved with his heart and turned as he wished. The fire energy only burned the flail head, and the iron chain and the big stick behind were not burned at all, and they didn't even get hot. The wild boar monster was a fool and didn't understand what was going on at all. He roared and swung the stick for the second time.

This time, Bai Lang bent his finger and knocked on the head of the stick as if knocking on a door. Immediately, there was a series of explosions from the head of the stick. Amidst the splashing fire, the wild boar monster was also shaken away by a great force. Rolling into a ball, this fat monster was also full of ferocity, so he didn't need much brain. Seeing that this smash was useless, he was shaken away instead.

He roared repeatedly and never ran away, but pressed his claws on the ground, and just shook his head to restore his original wild boar form. What a big pig, with black hair all over his body like steel needles, shoulder height of eight feet, body length of five feet, tusks like giant elephants, and four hooves thicker than the main beam of the Taihe Hall. When roaring, his mouth was full of white foam, and his eyes were blood-red.

One pig, two bears, three tigers—this is not sorted by combat power, but by the degree of madness—now this wild boar monster has entered the state of not caring about life and death, just fighting for his life. This guy just stared at Bai Lang, killed him with the earth shaking, brought up boundless black wind, and every time he stepped on the ground, the earth within a few hundred meters cracked directly, undulating like sea waves.

This collision infused with essence, Qi, and spirit, and it was very difficult to dodge the Qi lock. Bai Lang didn't think about dodging either. He just raised his right hand to his chest and twisted his fingers casually. Sparks of fire drifted from between his thumb and index finger... The sparks seemed to drift very slowly, but in fact, before the wild boar hit him, they had already drifted onto him.

The sparks, which were not even as big as an ant's head, expanded into fire crows as big as a bucket upon contact, directly burning through the wild boar's skin and flesh and drilling in. There was even a spark that exploded, turning into a three-foot fire tiger that hugged the huge pig head with both claws, burning with a scorched smell, and even making a sizzling sound.

The fire crow turned into a fire snake and wandered under the skin and inside the body of the running wild boar. The wild boar's eyes were full of fire as it ran. Just as it was about to rush in front of Bai Lang, fire sprayed from its seven orifices, turning into a one-legged green crane, the sound of "Bi Fang" in its mouth was endless, and then it disappeared with the fire tiger, and the wild boar monster was just an empty skin—all its essence, blood, muscles, bones, and internal organs were burned away by the true fire. Fortunately, Bai Lang had the virtue of good life, letting its soul go to the underworld, otherwise, the fire cloud would have made its soul fly away.

"This pig skin is still a bit useful. The pig bristles on it are a treasure. Take it to make a shoe brush, and just make a pair of boots with the pig skin," Bai Lang said, waving his hand to roll up the huge pig skin with force, and directly put it on his fingertips to return to his horse—true power offsets the weight, and there is no situation where the horse cannot carry it.

The two wives also rode out on horses at this time to find Bai Lang—because this guy was chauvinistic and didn't tell his wives where he was going, probably forgot. Fortunately, Grandmasters, especially Grandmasters who sleep with Heavenly Humans, have their own senses, and the direction they rode was indeed the direction Bai Lang went out.

After running out for dozens of miles, the two wives reined in their horses, "Who is it?" the elder, Mrs. Zou, shouted. But they saw three apes jumping out from the side of the road. These three monkeys were quite big—this was because Mrs. Zou and Mrs. Zhen were ignorant. Monkeys have tails, while apes do not have tails, and these three were apes without tails.

But if Bai Lang were to recognize them, he wouldn't be able to recognize what kind of apes they were—the body shape was about the same as a gorilla, but thin and weak, and it was not the appearance of a chimpanzee or an orangutan, but more like a monkey, and it was the kind of extremely lecherous monkey. The face was grinning but had a deep malice and greed for flesh and blood, "Two beauties, come and play with us."

The two wives looked at the three apes, and after a while, a hesitant voice sounded, "Ah, talking monkeys, are these monsters?", "Probably? But these monkeys have lecherous eyes, definitely not good monkeys." Another voice sounded. The two wives were not afraid. Their Grandmaster strength was not worth mentioning—their martial arts were good, but their actual combat was too poor.

However, they were carrying small jade Buddhas, which contained Bai Lang's Heavenly Human-level strike. If these three monkeys really had bad intentions, they would definitely find themselves looking very good. However, these apes were lecherous and extremely cruel. They usually robbed women, and after they got tired of playing, they didn't let them go, but ate them directly.

In this point, they were even more evil than the wild boar monster. Today, they mainly saw the faces under the thin gauze of the two wives, and they jumped out because of lust. After the words were finished, the apes started directly. Seeing the three big monkeys rushing over, the two useless Grandmasters also screamed—and delicately, then pulled out their swords and started to perform the "Fear of Death Sword" without rhyme or reason.

Closing their eyes and just performing from the first move to the last move, and then performing it again in reverse, this was the fighting method Bai Lang taught them to remember... The three big monkeys were in a hurry. This was the sword technique taught by the Martial Saint who was divine in martial arts. It was first-class and had no flaws for self-protection.

In the blink of an eye, the three monkeys were covered in sword wounds, and blood was splashing everywhere—if it weren't for the fact that this sword only sought self-protection and lacked lethality, the three monkeys would have been sliced to death long ago. Now they couldn't take them down and couldn't run away, and were sucked into the sword moves. These monsters ate people and became monsters, and their strength was limited. Most of these monsters were between Grandmaster and Grandmaster.

Those who reached the Grandmaster level could call themselves Monster Kings. As for those who went to the next level, the monsters didn't have much to do, and they generally called themselves Big Monster Kings. The three monkeys were just a part of the ape group doing evil here, and their skills were actually mediocre, but ordinary people really couldn't beat them—monsters have achieved cultivation, and this flesh is stronger than martial artists of the same level. Only when they reach the Grandmaster level do they have their own strengths.

Well, the three monkeys stopped on the lever, and the two wives were still dancing with their eyes closed—this was also what Bai Lang told them. Opening their eyes would only disturb their own hearts, so it was better to close their eyes. Besides, wasn't there the small jade Buddha for life-saving? The sound of horse hooves sounded again, and another voice sounded, "Wife, are you playing with monkeys?" Bai Lang had arrived, "Tsk tsk tsk, these monkeys are not fun to play with. Especially these three lecherous ones... These guys are apes, and they are far worse than the thief-soldier."

There was no comparison at all. The baboon was extremely fierce in the world, not inferior to the four monkeys of the mixed world, so Bai Lang didn't even make a move, and the three monkeys were exhausted and covered in blood, lying on the ground unable to move. ===== CHAPTER 918 =====