Chapter 79
The Eight Swords were driven into the ground up to their shoulders.
It was impossible to tell at first glance whether he was unconscious or dead. Danwooseong pulled out the body of the Eight-Sword, then leapt up, head in hand, to retrieve the Demon Sword first.
He planned to return to the Taeho Trading Company first, explain the situation, and then borrow a ship.
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Dan Wooseong was navigating the current in a small boat borrowed from Taeho Trading Company, heading toward the river’s center.
Inside the small boat lay Palgeom, bound and restrained, while a folded magic sword lay on one side.
The demonic cultivator belonging to the Twelve Demon Swords had remained unconscious since falling from the building, but the problem was that his physical robustness remained intact.
Therefore, Danwooseong intended to perform a water burial on this demon. In the case of the Twelve Demon Swords he had killed earlier, they had expelled black qi from their mouths before their physical robustness vanished.
This meant the Eight Swords were still alive.
It was possible that demonic arts had prolonged its life, so Dan Wooseong intended to continue finding a way to break the Sword Immunity.
He was more conscious of the Sword Demon than these subordinates.
At this very moment, he was not a martial artist, but a researcher of demonic arts.
Danwooseong threw the eight-bladed sword into Taeho Lake. With a splash, the rope binding the sword sank beneath the water.
The eight swords sank like bait on a fishing rod, slackening as they descended to the lake bottom. If he regained consciousness, he would awaken underwater.
