"Unparalleled Sword" is quite a pretentious na, especially for a sword.
Even Ziyu, who writes idle books, might struggle to co up with a na that induces such embarrassnt upon hearing.
Yet, the sword in Duan Yun's hands is indeed called "Unparalleled Sword."
The ancient seal script engraved along the sword hilt forms exactly four characters—"Unparalleled Sword."
But this na, when bestowed upon this sword, feels neither pretentious nor discordant, because it truly is an unparalleled sword in every sense.
One would be hard-pressed to find a better one.
For a mont, Duan Yun thought the Huangshan Golden Sword was really inferior; though he used to think that even in its dilapidated state it could barely be considered a Mrs. Niu, he couldn't help but question its qualifications as a sword now.
If it wasn't for the Huangshan Golden Sword's significant gold content, which could be exchanged for money, Duan Yun might have thrown it away.
Duan Yun lifted the Unparalleled Sword with a flick, and imdiately a sound reminiscent of the ocean dragon's roar rang out.
"Isn't there another one?"
Duan Yun recalled the Source Palace Noble ntioning that there were two Divine Swords originally fallen from the Heavenly Court into the human world.
The Heavenly God used these two Divine Swords to communicate with the heavens, and she believed both swords were in the hands of the Great Heavenly Dog.
However, Duan Yun searched and searched, even finding the Great Heavenly Dog's musings on this sword, confirming that indeed she possessed only this one Unparalleled Sword.
They were buried beneath the throne, a series of bones.
These bones were quite long, and the Great Heavenly Dog connected them together to form sothing resembling a Jade Scroll.
This could be considered the Great Heavenly Dog's diary.
Actually, the writings inside were much like what the Great Heavenly Dog had said before, but supplented with more details about her life.
The Great Heavenly Dog was actually quite a pitiful person.
She was naturally tall, having already possessed a striking physique that many young girls envied at a very young age.
The people of Fusang were peculiar, and many n and won lusted after soone like her.
The Great Heavenly Dog's father was born short, and upon witnessing his daughter's tall stature, firmly believed she was not his own, thus he sold her to a wealthy Fusang man.
That man was already too old to engage in such acts, but he enjoyed beating won.
He enjoyed whipping won.
Especially won like the Great Heavenly Dog.
One ti, the Great Heavenly Dog couldn't stand the beatings anymore.
Her body could endure, but she couldn't control the anger flaring in her heart.
Indeed, from birth until now, the Great Heavenly Dog felt a fire inside her.
That fire seed alive, influencing her mind; she always behaved obediently, portraying the most well-behaved child in front of her parents, suppressing that fire, but this ti, rembering how her father sold her and the continuous abuse she suffered here, she finally couldn't suppress that fire anymore!
With just one punch, she beat the wealthy businessman to death!
Being a Fusang wealthy rchant and having quite a few perverted hobbies, he naturally had many enemies, thus he employed nurous skilled warriors as guards.
These people were naturally good fighters, so even being prominent figures in the Martial World.
Upon discovering their patron was slain, they naturally adhered to professional ethics and sought to humiliate the Great Heavenly Dog before killing her!
But who would have thought, just one punch!
All it took was one punch!
Regardless of whether it was an escort follower or the escort leader, whether weaponless experts in capture techniques or those wielding strange weapons, all were beaten to death by the Great Heavenly Dog's one punch.
No one could withstand her second punch.
When the Great Heavenly Dog punched fiercely, the victim's body could only break into pieces.
That day, the Great Heavenly Dog pushed her Innate Divine Strength to its peak, even the dog called Fu by the wealthy rchant's household was completely wiped out.
It's said the dog was a famous breed brought back from Hai State.
The Great Heavenly Dog was very particular about this event, vividly rembering it, thus chronicling it in great detail, she terd this incident "Awakening."
The wealthy rchant had many enemies, but even more friends, many of whom relied on the rchant for survival, thus it didn't take long before the Martial World launched a hunt for the Great Heavenly Dog, resembling the early "Demon Slaying Conference" that aid to kill Duan Yun.
The subsequent plot mirrored Duan Yun's experience, or rather, the path to power for the strong is always similar.
Many ca to kill the Great Heavenly Dog, but she counter-killed them all.
And still, all it took was one punch.
The only sowhat renowned black warrior took two punches before dying at the Great Heavenly Dog's hands, earning the title "Stubborn Beneath the Fist."
And because she casually wore a Heavenly Dog mask at that ti, she gained the na—"One-Punch Heavenly Dog."
This marked the start of the Great Heavenly Dog's fa, and the subsequent tale was how the Great Heavenly Dog gradually dominated Fusang.
Later, the Great Heavenly Dog disappeared, or went low-profile, leading to the God Jue and others starting to rule Fusang with arrogance and dominance, yet she didn't reerge to make trouble; so believed she was no longer capable, not daring to rival soone as strong as God Jue, others thought she had grown old, indifferent to fa and fortune, while many assud she practiced wrongly, or even beca possessed by demons, making it difficult for her to act.
But the Great Heavenly Dog's "retreat" was clearly due to other reasons.
That was when she obtained a sword, the very Unparalleled Sword now in Duan Yun's hand.
That day, she suddenly encountered soone.
A woman.
The woman was extrely petite, and the Great Heavenly Dog felt she could easily crush her with one leg.
Bear in mind that she had already been the "One-Punch Heavenly Dog" for quite a while, having killed countless masters, her confidence and condition were at unprecedented peaks.
Yet upon seeing such a woman, she rarely felt a sense of vigilance, even sensing danger.
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