Chapter 4761

Kai glanced at Lin Kefan and smiled faintly. “Then watch carefully—see how I destroy these Ten Palaces!”

As soon as he finished speaking, the Dragon-Slaying Sword in his hand vanished, replaced instantly by a divine bow.

It was the God King Bow.

Kai rarely revealed the God King Bow, fearing that others might covet it and plot against him. After all, as the saying goes, a man without sin becomes guilty by possessing a treasure. But now, in the heavenly realm, he could move without fear. No one dared to challenge him over it.

The moment the God King Bow appeared, the atmosphere in the hall grew tense.

Its body shimmered with a faint blue light, pulsating with a power that seemed to contain the essence of the stars. Each flicker sent waves of unease through the air.

Seeing the God King Bow in Kai’s hand, everyone was stunned. Xuan Bin and the others instinctively stepped back, afraid of being caught in its devastating power.

“The God King Bow? You actually possess such a divine weapon!”

The Tenth Hall Master’s voice trembled with disbelief. He knew the legend of the God King Bow well—it was a weapon capable of slaying both gods and demons.

Kai gripped the bow tightly, his gaze sharp as a torch. The power within him surged, boiling to its peak.

Taking a deep breath, he steadied himself, adjusting his posture for a decisive strike.

“Today, I will show you the true power of the God King Bow!”

With a roar, he gathered all his strength into his right hand and pulled back the bowstring. The air around him seemed to freeze in place.

Sensing the imminent danger, the Tenth Hall Master dared not be careless. He swiftly gathered all his spiritual power, forming a thick barrier around himself.

He knew this arrow was no ordinary attack—if he underestimated it, he might not survive.

“Swoosh—”

A dazzling blue light tore through the air with a deafening roar, streaking toward the Tenth Hall Master’s shield.

As the arrow shot forward, the very fabric of space seemed to rip apart, leaving behind deep, jagged cracks.

“Bang!”

The arrow struck the shield with an earth-shattering explosion.
Under the force of the arrow’s impact, the shield trembled violently, ripples spreading across its surface.

The Tenth Hall Master’s expression changed drastically—he had never imagined the God King Bow’s power would be this overwhelming.

He poured all his strength into maintaining the shield, but the immense energy continued to erode it, pressing down on him with unprecedented force.

“Again!”

Kai gave him no time to recover. He pulled the bowstring once more, preparing to unleash a second arrow.

This time, he poured nearly all his strength into it. The blue glow of the arrow shone even brighter, illuminating the entire hall as if it contained the power of the stars themselves.

“No!”

The Tenth Hall Master cried out in terror, realizing he couldn’t withstand another strike.

But the arrow was already upon him. With no other choice, he gathered all his spiritual power into his fists, bracing himself for the attack.

“Boom!”

The arrow clashed against his fists, erupting with a force that shook the heavens.

This time, the shield could no longer hold—it shattered completely.

The Tenth Hall Master was sent flying, tumbling through the air several times before crashing heavily to the ground.

Struggling to rise, he looked down at his right arm—bloody, mangled, and barely intact. He had been wounded by the lingering force of the arrow.

His face was filled with shock and fear. Never in his wildest dreams did he expect to be beaten so badly by a second-grade cultivator in the Mahayana realm.

As he reeled from the attack, Kai once again raised his bow. But this time, he didn’t aim solely at the Tenth Hall Master.

Instead, he loosed more than a dozen arrows at once.

Every cultivator of the Tenth Palace was marked—each one targeted by an arrow. And as for the Tenth Hall Master? He was locked onto by three.

Kai had made a promise to Yun Li: he would never become like the Tenth Hall Master. It was a promise he fully intended to keep.

But he had never promised that he wouldn’t kill Yun Li’s brother.

And he certainly never promised to spare the Tenth Hall Master.