Chapter 267


    The Golden Wolf was enraged, unleashing a piercing howl that echoed through the forest. The pack


    of hundreds shook their heads vigorously, snapping out of their daze, and charging heedlessly


    towards vin.


    With eyes sharp as daggers and an aura as vibrant as a lightning, vin thundered forward. His


    energy shield zed as he rammed through the wolf pack, carving his way to the Golden Wolf.


    "Grand Arcanum of the de, the third form! Enigma of the Ether Cloud!"


    The Grand Arcanum of the de stirred the heavens with a tempest of sword''s energy, a brilliant


    crimson that dazzled the eye. The sword''s energy surged like a tidal wave, relentless and


    unyielding, nine waves upon nine waves, crushing and grinding countless lesser wolves to dust.


    The Golden Wolf recoiled in horror, and the wolves scattered in retreat. They had likely never


    witnessed such a disy, cowed by the terrifying might of the sword.


    Suddenly, vin burst forth from the maelstrom of the sword’s energy, like a whale erupting from


    the sea, fierce and domineering. Man and sword became one, and he struck at the Golden Wolf.


    “So powerful!” Lylian gaped in amazement. What kind of Sword Skill was this? It was several


    magnitudes more intricate than what he used at The sh of Eight Orders!


    A gleam shed in Cedrick''s eyes. What a Sword Skill! A fervor stirred within him, an itch to cross


    des with vin in a frenzied duel, a sh of Advanced Mages.


    The Golden Wolf was overwhelmed by the sword''s energy, and in a blink, vin struck it down.


    Cedrick and the others hastened to join vin, standing guard as they surveyed the surrounding


    wolves.


    Finally subdued, the wolves growled lowly but dared not attack again. In the blink of an eye,


    hundreds of white wolvesy dead, and the ground was strewn with carcasses, drenched in blood.


    "Let''s not fight anymore. Let them retreat on their own," vin signaled for restraint to avoid a fight


    to the death, which would be costly for both sides.


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    "What was that Sword Skill? Teach me!" Lylian eximed, her excitement palpable.


    "I need to consult with my mentor first," vin said, eyes still on the wolf pack, his grip tight on the


    ancient sword, his fighting spirit aze.


    "You have a mentor?"


    "No."


    "Then how will you consult?"


    "There''s nothing to discuss."


    The entire group quieted down after vin''s failed attempt to be funny. Feeling annoyed, Lylian


    pouted and mumbled, "Stingy, and to think I was going to offer you my friend."


    "What did you say?" Aymee and the other sisters turned in unison.


    Lylian immediately feigned innocence. "What did I say?"


    "Why have we stopped fighting?" Roald nced back, wondering if the battle was over so quickly.


    "Roald, watch out!" Adirich suddenly warned as a white wolf lunged forward like a bolt of lightning,


    launching a swift assault on Roald. With a swift motion, Roald parried with precision, ying the


    wolf.


    "More over there!" Adirich cried out as three white wolves charged from different directions, their


    speed astonishing.


    Roald''s de danced, cutting down the three wolves cleanly. The Protégés nodded in silent


    approval, acknowledging they couldn''t match his precision, speed, or ease.


    The three white wolves hit the ground, whimpering before falling silent. Not far off, several white


    wolves howled mournfully; their cries echoed across the deste wilderness. In the distance, the


    wolf pack that had been quelled surged away, now heading toward Roald''s location.


    "Damn," they gasped in unison.


    vin rxed slightly and smiled, waving at the departing wolves. "Fare thee well."


    As if finding a new target for their wrath, the wolves surged towards the Cobalt Strike team.


    "Hurry, run!" The Cobalt Strike team panicked. Though numerous and strong, theirrge numbers


    made them an easy target. If they were scattered, it would spell disaster.


    "Should we help them?" Lylian asked, her heart softening despite her usually brash demeanor.


    "They underestimate themselves. Surely they could handle the wolves." vin said


    unsympathetically. He carried his sword and left. They could not afford further dys. They had to


    find theplete mural map quickly.


    ...


    At this very moment, Antis was being invaded by countless sea beasts and mighty warriors,


    plunged into utter chaos. They looted frantically, shing over treasures. The ancient walls,


    buildings, and streets were mercilessly destroyed, swept away by raging tides. The sealed


    treasures were unearthed one by one. For millennia, protected by barriers and isted from the


    world, the treasures of Antis were revealed, their brilliance piercing the sky, some even


    unleashing powerful magic to strike at the invaders.


    Everyone had gone mad, for the ce was a treasure trove of rarities. The rich history shrouded all


    treasures in a veil of mystery, their allure fatal.