I Can Accumulate Proficiency, Starting from Alchemy Chapter 1106 - 1106 456 The Mysterious Immortal Mirror A

Chapter 1106: Chapter 456: The Mysterious Immortal Mirror, A Punch from the Ancient Gods_1 Chapter 1106: Chapter 456: The Mysterious Immortal Mirror, A Punch from the Ancient Gods_1 As Han Yi advanced with his sword in hand, he was also observing the three True Immortals standing side by side, about ten ters apart, in front of him.

From the mont he appeared to this point in ti, the expressions on the faces of these three True Immortals had never changed. They were utterly indifferent from beginning to end, with not a single trace of emotion in their three pairs of immortal eyes, as if they were three Immortal Puppets.

Han Yi grew even more certain that these three True Immortals had been replicated here by so special ans.

This might be one of Nine Yi Mountain’s rules, under which three True Immortals who had set foot on the Immortal Mountain could be randomly selected to serve as the third trial for other True Immortals ascending the mountain.

Perhaps.

At this mont, his clone might also be appearing before other True Immortals, expressionlessly watching the True Immortals ascend.

Of course, based on his understanding, such a clone could definitely not duplicate the full combat power of Immortal Skills, but only the techniques displayed on Nine Yi Mountain.

Therefore, what Han Yi had to face were three fake True Immortals possessing a part of the original bodies’ strength.

In an instant, he had already deduced several conclusions about this trial.

No sooner had this thought settled than he had already taken the initiative to swing out three swords. These three swords were the Dawn style from the Yu Guangjian Book; Sword Light fierce and cold, shooting towards the three True Immortals simultaneously in less than one ten-thousandth of an instant.

These three swords were just a probe.

In terms of the ti dinsion, Han Yi walked upwards, paused for an instant, then continued moving forward, swinging out a sword; all in less than a single breath’s ti. During this period, he neither hesitated nor felt any surprise; his swordsmanship flowed as naturally as cloud and water, ever in the best state for battle.

At the sa ti, the three True Immortals also made their moves.

The one in the middle lightly pointed, and Spirit Light burst forth from the fingertip, turning into a three-ter-tall jade vase. As the vase tilted, a waft of grey, ethereal Spirit Mist poured out and spread.

The True Immortal on the left drew out a golden greatsword from his back with a backhand motion, and the blade ca down with the sound of thunder while Void lightning flickered.

The True Immortal on the right struck down with a palm, and a giant Immortal Palm descended from the sky. Space first shattered with a sonic boom under this palm, and then everything was crushed downwards by the Immortal Palm bearing down on Han Yi.

Han Yi’s expression tightened slightly, and from the mont the three acted, he could already tell that their combat power had definitely surpassed that of seasoned True Immortals and reached the peak level.

This lightening-fast discovery led Han Yi to deduce further information: the three True Immortals who appeared must have passed the first two trials and reached the third trial; only thus could they possess the techniques of peak True Immortals.

However, since they were not their true bodies, although their moves reached the level of peak True Immortals, they were much weaker in response than their real bodies.

Indeed.

After Han Yi swung the three swords, he had a thought and activated ntal Realm Immortal Skill. Only a residual image was left where he had stood, as his body had already reached behind the True Immortal in the center.

In the depths of the cosmos, he sensed that the one in the middle posed the greatest threat.

After he disappeared, the three beams of Sword Light he had emitted, along with his residual image, were overrun by the flowing Spirit Mist. Bizarrely, the residual image did not dissipate but seed as if ti and space had been frozen around it. The three dazzling Sword Lights and the ethereal, thin residual image were imprinted in the midst of the Spirit Mist.

The Sword Light and Immortal Palm swept over one after another, but upon reaching the edge of the Spirit Mist, they congealed together. The Sword Light and Immortal Palm from behind pushed against the solidified ones in front until they transford into a thick layer of chaotic Immortal Energy.

This layer of Immortal Energy clung to either side of the Spirit Mist.

Han Yi did not witness this scene, because after he used the ntal Realm Immortal Skill, the Green Reed Sword had already left his hand, and with Second-stage Sword Control imbued upon it, it allowed the Immortal Sword, which had achieved Second-stage Immortal Artifact, to unleash its peak strike.

The Immortal Sword moved without sound, instantly piercing through the True Immortal in the middle from behind. That True Immortal did not even manage to turn around before his body shattered like porcelain, and as the broken pieces turned spectral, they vanished completely.

After his disappearance, the jade vase he had released slowly dissipated, and the pouring Spirit Mist within it also vanished. The three beams of Sword Light and Han Yi’s residual image, originally trapped in the Spirit Mist, along with the two beams of congealed Sword Light and the Immortal Palm’s Immortal Energy on either side, were released.

Boom!

The Sword Light scread, and the Immortal Palm thundered.

The True Immortal on the right, having just launched the first Immortal Palm, failed to continue his assaults because the Green Reed Sword had already punctured through his body.

anwhile, the True Immortal on the left holding the golden sword had co to his senses during this brief mont and chopped down again with his blade.

Han Yi, standing in the center, slapped heavily forward three tis in a flash, with three streaks of grey light stacking together and expanding to two ters, forming a shield in front of him.

The second strike with the sword hit this triple-layer gray light and was actually reflected away.

Then, before the third strike could be launched, the returning Green Reed Sword had already blasted the True Immortal on the left into oblivion.

In the span of two brief instants, the battle had already co to an end.

Han Yi retrieved the Green Reed Sword and looked around. His heart was not calm, but greatly shaken. His shock ca from the True Immortal in the middle, whose Immortal Skill had conjured up a jade vase capable of pouring out Spirit Mist that could freeze ti and space itself. This showed that the True Immortal’s mastery of the Space Rule and ti had reached an extrely profound level, and when it ca to comprehension of the Space Rule alone, he could have surpassed the True Immortal Realm and reached the Profound Immortal Realm.

This was truly terrifying. It ant that the opponent might have reached the limit of peak True Immortals, being only a step away from Profound Immortals. On the True Immortal List of the Void Tower, he would have a place among the top hundred.