"Waaah—"

The long, piercing alarm, like thunder, abruptly ripped through the tranquility of Jinxiu Villa, shaking every inch of the air once more.

Immediately afterwards, from the top of the towering building in front of Wu Tian, ​​groups of men dressed in tight-fitting clothes and with burly physiques landed steadily, as if they were divine soldiers descending from the sky.

Their aura was restrained yet exuded a composure that could not be underestimated; their temples bulged high, demonstrating their impressive strength as second-grade martial artists.

Jin Lingyun stared at the array of martial artists before her, which resembled a dark cloud pressing down on the city, and couldn't help but sigh: "The Sun family is indeed deeply rooted. Previously, there were nearly a thousand first-grade martial artists, and now there are hundreds of second-grade experts gathered. Such strength is enough to shake the ranks of great families, even in Rongzhou, a place where great figures gather."

Wu Tian stood calmly before the crowd, facing more than five hundred second-rank martial artists, his eyes showing no ripples.

He said calmly but in a way that left no room for doubt: "A mere few hundred second-rank martial artists are nothing but ants in my eyes, whom I can wipe out with a flick of my hand."

If Jin Lingyun hadn't witnessed him single-handedly quell the storm raging among nearly a thousand first-rank martial artists, she would have thought his words were arrogant.

Now, she had no doubts left in her heart. Instead, she silently took a few steps back to create a safe distance between herself and Wu Tian.

He then whispered a warning to his attendants: "You all saw what just happened. If you want to protect yourselves, remember to immediately close your ears."

Upon hearing this, the followers couldn't help but recall Wu Tian's awe-inspiring feat, and their hearts were filled with both shock and fear.

They knew that even if they followed Wu Tian's orders and temporarily closed their hearing, the invisible sound waves would still cause them great suffering.

Otherwise, he would probably have followed in the footsteps of the Sun family martial artists, his heart meridian shattered, his life hanging by a thread.

At this moment, they felt an even greater sense of awe and vigilance towards the unknown that was about to unfold.

The thought of having to endure Wu Tian's earth-shattering sonic attack again caused everyone to groan in despair, as if they were already in the abyss of despair.

But what can they do?

As Jin Lingyun's loyal guardians, they bear the sacred mission of protecting her safety and must unconditionally obey her every command.

However, beneath this loyalty and courage lies an unsolved mystery—why did Jin Lingyun send them here?

Faced with an extraordinary being like Wu Tian, ​​they seemed to have become superfluous bystanders. Could it be that their trip was merely to observe, or to add a trivial cheer to Wu Tian's glorious achievements?

Just as everyone was preparing to bury their heads in the sand and try to block out the impending roar, Wu Tian gently shook his head and said something astonishing: "There's no need for that."

Upon hearing this, Jin Lingyun urgently tried to dissuade them: "If we don't do this, I'm afraid they won't be able to withstand the power of your Dragon Roar Divine Skill and will perish under the power of our own forces. How can I sit idly by?"

Her eyes were filled with concern for the safety of her followers, and she did not want anyone to be sacrificed needlessly.

The followers nodded in agreement. As Jin Lingyun's personal bodyguard, it was rather ignominious that he hadn't died at the hands of the enemy, but instead perished at the hands of his own troops.

Wu Tian glanced indifferently at the Sun family martial artists before him and said coolly, "One trick won't get you everywhere. If you want to take them down in one move, you'll have to find another technique."

Upon hearing this, Jin Lingyun was deeply shaken.

When faced with a group of enemies, ordinary people think about how to defeat them one by one.

Wu Tian, ​​however, was thinking about how to decisively turn the tide of the war with overwhelming force.

This extraordinary strategy and boldness deeply impressed her; it was unparalleled in the world.

"Is there any martial arts technique in the world that surpasses the Dragon Roar Skill?" Jin Lingyun couldn't help but ask, her eyes sparkling with a deeper exploration beyond her awe of the Dragon Roar Skill.

The Dragon Roar Skill can kill nearly a thousand first-rank martial artists in one move, which shows its immense power.

She originally thought that was an unparalleled skill, but Wu Tian meant that there were even more powerful skills than the Dragon Roar Skill.

Wu Tian shook his head slightly, a deep and mysterious smile appearing on his lips. He said in a leisurely tone, "Martial arts have no distinction of high or low, but rather depend on a person's strength. It's not that the Dragon Roar Technique is insufficient, but rather that if you were to use this technique again, you and your followers would either die or be seriously injured. Even if you were to close your ears, it would be in vain."

Upon hearing this, Jin Lingyun felt as if she had just woken from a dream, and the fog in her heart suddenly dissipated.

She originally thought that Wu Tian did not use the Dragon Roar Skill because it was not powerful enough, but little did she know that this consideration was entirely for the safety of her and her companions.

Only now did he realize that his following had not only failed to help him, but had become a hindrance, restricting Wu Tian's actions.

A mix of emotions welled up within her, and a sense of guilt surged within her. She parted her lips slightly and said, "Junior brother, I was wrong. Not only did I fail to help you, but I also became a burden."

Wu Tian smiled calmly, his face expressionless, and slowly replied, "It's alright. I have countless ways to deal with such insignificant ants."

Upon hearing this, Jin Lingyun nodded slightly, and the guilt in her heart immediately dissipated.

Her trust in Wu Tian was unwavering; she firmly believed that what he said was true and that he indeed possessed such abilities.

However, the Sun family warriors on the other side scoffed at this.

Sun Zhendong made it very clear in the loudspeaker that even if Wu Tian broke through the barrier of those eight hundred first-grade martial artists, it was only with the help of the Jin family.

They are all second-grade martial artists, and their level of skill is far beyond what first-grade martial artists can even dream of.

Even if we disregard the fact that the Jin family's followers were already injured, they would still be no match for them even in their prime.

The leader of the Sun family warriors fixed his icy gaze on Wu Tian, ​​his words like ice spikes piercing to the bone: "Wu Tian, ​​you shouldn't have challenged the authority of the Sun family. The Sun family is a den of tigers and spirits. You may have entered today, but you will never leave. This is your burial ground."

Wu Tian remained calm, his gaze piercing through all living beings, cold as a deep pool, devoid of any warmth or emotion. "Hearing your words, I can send you all into the cycle of reincarnation. As martial artists, you should protect the country and its people, but you have become the claws of a vicious tiger. You deserve to die!"

Wu Tian's voice wasn't loud, but his eyes were sharp as swords, and his words were icy cold, causing the hundreds of martial artists opposite him to feel a chill in their hearts and tremble involuntarily.

The leading warrior, unable to withstand the biting cold any longer, roared thunderously, "Follow me and kill!"

At the command, the Sun family warriors surged like a tidal wave, rushing straight towards Wu Tian.

Their aura was like a knife, as if they wanted to split Wu Tian in two instantly.

Seeing this, Jin Lingyun was extremely anxious and disregarded everything else, hurriedly shouting, "Kill them!"

The sounds of battle were deafening from both sides, and a bloody battle was about to begin.

At that moment, everything changed abruptly.

In an instant, the earth shook and everything around seemed to lose its balance.

Jin Lingyun and her entourage stood unsteadily, struggling to their feet.

In contrast, the Sun family warriors were like withered leaves caught in a raging storm, swept up by an invisible force and teetering on the verge of falling.