Chapter 224: with translation of chapter title

Dragon Spear: Overbearing and unmatched, the Heavenly Dragon's Spear, this is the common skill of the Thunder Marsh Dragon Cavalry Commander-in-Chief; different awakenings yield different specific strengths and weaknesses, and currently Nangong Tianxia exhibits the highest effect of this skill.

Effect One: Upon activation of this skill, one's martial power directly increases by 6.

Effect 2: In a duel, suppress enemy martial power by 1 to 5 points.

Effect 3: In group battles, suppress enemy martial power for all by 1 to 4 points.

Effect 4: Divine weapon, when facing an enemy, if the enemy has no divine weapon bonus, then additionally suppress their martial power by 1 to 3 points.

Effect 5: In a duel, if the enemy uses a spear and their martial power is not higher than yours, then effects 2 and 3 have a certain chance to double.

Current Nangong Tianxia's base martial power is 109, weapon Split Heaven Slay God Spear +1, warhorse Break Sky Slay Shadow +1, skill Slay God effect one martial power +6, according to Niu Mo Wang's current martial power, martial power extra +5, effect two martial power +3, skill Dragon Spear effect one martial power +6, current Nangong Tianxia martial power rises to 131!

Nangong Tianxia seizes the momentum and thrusts his spear at Niu Mo Wang; this spear's momentum is like a rainbow, swift as lightning.

Although Niu Mo Wang possesses boundless strength, he is caught off guard by this sudden strike.

He sways, steps back a few paces, barely managing to steady himself.

But Nangong Tianxia does not give him a chance to catch his breath, immediately following with another fierce attack.

Lei Ze Dragon Riders also play a huge role at this moment, swirling like a whirlwind around Niu Mo Wang and the Yellow Turban Warriors, continuously launching attacks.

The dragon riders' spear techniques are superb; each thrust aims at the vital points of Niu Mo Wang and each Yellow Turban Warrior.

Although Niu Mo Wang is extraordinarily brave, under such encirclement he begins to struggle to cope.

Nangong Tianxia's attacks grow increasingly fierce; his long spear resembles a silver dragon soaring and twisting in the air.

Each attack seems to tear the air, emitting a sharp whistling sound.

Under his assault, Niu Mo Wang retreats step by step, his wounds multiplying.

Finally, in a fierce clash, Nangong Tianxia seizes the opportunity and thrusts his spear into Niu Mo Wang's chest.

This spear contains all his strength and the might of thunder, directly driving Niu Mo Wang back several zhang.

Niu Mo Wang staggers back several meters, his heavy footsteps pounding the ground, a surge of reverse blood rising in his throat, which he forces down.

Obviously, he has suffered a serious injury from Nangong Tianxia's sudden onslaught.

At this moment, Yang Yin's apparition appears like a ghost behind Niu Mo.

The soul‑slaying blood spear in his hand turns into a cold light, piercing straight into Niu Mo's back.

However, Niu Mo seems to have eyes on his back; he turns and throws a punch at Yang Yin.

Yang Yin darts aside, dodging Niu Mo's attack, while swinging the blood spear, a surge of qi thrusts straight at Niu Mo.

At the same time, Yun Xinrou launches an attack.

She flickers, leaps high into the air, draws her longbow to full, and fires an arrow imbued with wind‑and‑cloud power toward Niu Mo.

The arrow's speed is so great that one cannot even see her silhouette.

However, Niu Mo seems to have anticipated it; he flickers aside and dodges Yun Xinrou's attack.

Nangong Tianxia, Yang Yin, and Yun Xinrou, the three war gods, cooperate flawlessly; their attacks come like a violent storm, leaving Niu Mo unable to retaliate.

Their figures dart across the battlefield, each attack putting Niu Mo in grave danger.

Forced, Niu Mo can only double‑down on drawing his inner qi to sustain the mighty power of the Niu Mo Wang Dharma Aspect, standing firm against the three war gods' fierce onslaught.

Meanwhile, as the three war gods surround Niu Mo Wang, his attendant Dao soldiers, the Yellow Turban Warriors, fare no better.

With the arrival of the Da Qian dynasty's heavy cavalry Dao soldiers—the Lei Ze Dragon Riders—the previously besieged central Da Qian Dao soldiers, the Hun Soul Army, instantly rise up.

The Lei Ze Dragon Riders, this heavy cavalry Dao unit clad in dragon‑scale armor, wielding dragon spears, mounted on ferocious warhorses, are like divine weapons born from thunder, unstoppable.

Their arrival instantly shatters the battlefield's balance.

The Hun Soul Army, previously besieged by three sides, sees the Lei Ze Dragon Riders arrive, morale soars, and they begin to rise.

Quickly forming a pincer movement with the Lei Ze Dragon Riders, they launch a fierce assault on the Yellow Turban Warriors.

The three Dao soldiers' grand formations collide violently at the battlefield's center, various qi swirl about, the scene grand and spectacular.

The Yellow Turban Warriors' great formation is mainly yellow, exuding rich earthy qi; its tactics are heavy and solid, like towering mountains, awe‑inspiring.

Within the Yellow Turban Warriors' formation, various magical implements intertwine, forming impregnable defensive barriers.

However, under the combined assault of the Lei Ze Dragon Riders and the Hun Soul Army, this yellow formation begins to show cracks.

The Lei Ze Dragon Riders' formation is chiefly blue, radiating strong thunder‑lightning qi; its tactics are agile and swift, like dragons soaring the heavens, impossible to defend against.

Under the Lei Ze Dragon Riders' charge, the Yellow Turban Warriors' formation begins to be torn apart; their once impregnable barriers start to waver.

Meanwhile, the central Hun Soul Army's formation is mainly black, exuding a chilling, yin aura.

Its tactics are strange and unfathomable, like deep ghostly gates, sending chills down one's spine.

Under the Hun Soul Army's pincer attack, the Yellow Turban Warriors begin to fall into chaos.

Their attacks, though appearing strong, seem powerless before the Hun Soul Army's eerie movements and chilling tactics.

The three Dao soldier units engage in fierce combat on the battlefield, their figures intertwining to form a spectacular war tableau.

The Yellow Turban Warriors wave various magical implements, fighting to the death against the Lei Ze Dragon Riders and the Hun Soul Army.

Sometimes they form an impregnable battle array, sometimes they disperse and employ guerrilla tactics.

Yet, no matter how they change tactics, they cannot withstand the combined assault of the Lei Ze Dragon Riders and the Hun Soul Army.

The Lei Ze Dragon Riders' armored warhorses thunder across the field, scattering the Yellow Turban Warriors' formation into disarray.

Their heavy spears lash out like lightning, each strike inflicting heavy losses on the Yellow Turban Warriors.

Meanwhile, the Hun Soul Army, relying on their uncanny footwork and chilling tactics, continually sow chaos within the Yellow Turban Warriors' ranks.

Their attacks may seem weak, yet at critical moments they deliver deadly blows to the Yellow Turban Warriors.

Although the Yellow Turban Warriors are fearlessly brave, under the combined onslaught of the Lei Ze Dragon Riders and the Hun Soul Army they begin to retreat step by step.

Their formations are continually torn apart, casualties mounting ever more severely.

Yet they have not given up resistance; they still hold their positions, fighting to the death against the two Dao soldier units.

Both sides traded blows, the fight was hard to separate.

Under the joint attack of the Thunder Marsh Dragon Cavalry and the Hook Soul Army, the Yellow Turban Warriors' great formation had already begun to gradually collapse.

(End of Chapter)