<h4>Chapter 236: Count Drac Is finally Here</h4>
The time for the WuTang n’s demise was approaching.
When the n repelled the Count’s attack back then, everyone was able to tell that it would only be a matter of time before the Count struck again.
There were a lot of military personnel garrisoning the perimeter around the n’s estate. Still, everyone knew very well that the military was probably useless when it came to taking on Count Drac anyway.
The Count had proven his fearsome capabilities through those fights. He was someone who could take a direct hit from a shell and emerge unscathed, after all.
Fighters at such a level were utterly hopeless for regr armies to fight—even elite special forces—to take on.
Even an agency like the Special Task Force, which specialized in taking on cultivators, was able to do little against Count Drac.
The best they were able to do was simply repel him.
There was a consensus shared by everyone: beings at the Celestial Realm could only be fought by those also at the Celestial Realm.
Under such circumstances, the WuTang n’s demise was simply inevitable.
The limit ced on everyone by the world meant that none of those Invincible Vajras were capable of breaking into the Celestial Realm.
No one was able to save the WuTang n.
Many came to knew that the Count was there at Huaxia specifically to take out Lu Xuan initially, but there was hardly anyone who cared about that at the moment.
That was because the Count was unable to find Lu Xuan and had suffered quite a loss back at the Yunxuan Vi, even losing an arm. It was said that the arm was in the custody of the Special Task Force at the capital.
Given the situation, it would only be natural for the Count to hit the WuTang n, which was seen as an easy target at the moment, yet again.
Cultivators throughout Huaxia were mourning the uing, inevitable loss of the WuTang n, while simultaneously sending their best to witness the inevitable end.
It went without saying that no one dared to get too near the n, as they would have risked being taken out by the Count along the way if he were to feel like doing so.
But then again, no one had any intention of giving up on a chance to witness an epic battle like that.
It was known that fighters at Celestial Realm were incredibly tough, but no one had any idea just how tough such fighters actually were.
The impending doom of the WuTang n was an opportunity like none other for learning such matters.
Even if this opportunity were to be brought about by the n’s demise, there was no way around it. The world of cultivators was not a merciful one, after all.
“Let’s go out and see Count Drac in action.”
“Being able to see someone at the Celestial Realm in action is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, after all.”
“We might learn a thing or two to prepare us for the future by watching the Count fight.”
“The WuTang n is done for, and I’m afraid they’re probably only able to send some of their own away to preserve their heritage somewhat.”
“With the world changing increasingly drastically and spirit qi being restored at an increasingly frightening rate, being hit by an event like that will only knock the WuTang n back in progress whenpared to the other ns and sects. But then again, this is just an ordeal they have to deal with.”
The entire world of cultivators throughout Huaxia was shaken before long.
Many senior cultivators who were training in istion prior headed out.
It was especially so with the Invincible Vajras. At their level, they had already be very aware of the limitations ced on them by the world; it felt like a thick ceiling above their heads, preventing them from going further.
Nobody was able to make a breakthrough under such circumstances. As such, being able to witness a fighter at the Celestial Realm fight was the best way and only to learn anything.
The news even spread to some nearby countries, and many high-level cultivators were on their way to witness such a fight as well.
A staggering number of fighters gathered at the foot of the mountain the n was established on.
Manymon cultivators simply had no idea what to expect, and the sight of so many powerful people in one ce dazed them.
None of them dared to imagine just what kind of sight was beingid before their eyes.
Anyone they saw could probably be someone who was renowned throughout the entire nation.
“Gosh, they’re so many throughout the world gathering over here already?”
“I guess it’d really take a Celestial Realm being like Count Drac to gather such a crowd.”
“But then again, this is really an insult like no other to us cultivators of Huaxia.”
“The south revered the WuTang n and the north revered the Shaolin Temple. God knows just how many years that phrase had been said. Yet, the WuTang n is about to be doomed, and we can’t do sh*t about it. Boy, it’s really an insult to us all in Huaxia.”
“This reminds me of the darkest century back then, where we cultivators of Huaxia were seen as easy targets, and any country was able to just pick on us.”
Many in the crowd spoke of this issue. Some felt exasperated, while others felt frustrated. The way the Count threw his weight about was indeed an insult like no other to all of them.
It had been ages since thest time where no one was able to do anything against a foreigner doing whatever they pleased on Huaxian soil.
Yet, no one was indeed able to do anything.
They hated the limit ced on them by the world at the moment more than anything, as Huaxia indeed had the heritage to fight such a threat after all.
However, none of those heritages were of any use at the moment, for they were utterly useless against beings at the Celestial Realm.
All in Huaxia needed to wait for the next transformation worldwide and for spirit qi to be further restored before some among them would be able to break into the Celestial Realm. It would simply be toote by then.
Many swore deep down that when they made a breakthrough into the Celestial Realm, they would definitely take revenge by tearing the Vampiric Empire apart.
Fighters from all corners gathered below the mountain, but no one dared to get close. None was seen within a certain perimeter from the mountain itself, and all brought equipment like telescopes to watch the uing event.
The n looked unusually calm at that moment, with only two of their priests standing guard on the mountain path.
“Count Drac probably isn’t gonna show up right now. He’ll probablye in the night since he’s a vampire. While the level of cultivation he’s at means that he’s hardly afraid of sunlight, he still works best during the night, no?”
Some spected that the Count would onlye during the night.
It was just as they spected. No one saw the Counting even after waiting for one whole day. While there was no doubt that the Count was unreserved with his actions, he was nheless cautious.
No one would have gotten no news of his whereabouts throughout the whole time, after all.
The Count’s powers as a vampire would be boosted by more than 50 percent at night. It was worth noting that said 50 percent was not to be trifled with, as even 10 percent would make a world of difference among fellow cultivators of the same level.
Night came, and the priests left. Everyone sensed danger by then.
The crowd realized that there was not even any sound from birds or bugs at the mountain. The entire ce felt stifling. It was like a ferocious beast was lurking somewhere.
A dark shadow streaked past the sky out of nowhere at the moment.
The dark shadownded on the steps leading to the n’s estate in no time.
Everyone took a good look and found a handsome young man standing there. He was dressed in ck, and his webbed wings were pulled back as he walked unperturbed towards the main hall.
“Count Drac is here.”
Everyone looked sharp at that very instant, and all of them held their breath as they locked their gaze on that handsome young man.
A vampire at the Celestial Realm.
Count Drac, whose name was known throughout the entire world.
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