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Chapter 100 Pan Feng's Triumphant Return

The next day, just as dawn was breaking, the morning mist enveloped the camp like a light veil, and the cold wind made the banners flutter loudly.

Ning Bobiao, spear in hand, rode his horse, the tip of the spear reflecting the faint morning light. Chang Yuchun, carrying an iron-rimmed bow, the arrows in his quiver gleaming coldly, led the two out of the camp, loudly challenging Pan Feng.

Although Ning Bo Biao is ranked at the high level of the Heavenly Realm, his combat strength far surpasses that of other generals of the same level, thanks to his skills and combat experience. He is in no way inferior to the peak of the Heavenly Realm.

But Pan Feng was a true divine general, and the pear blossom mountain-splitting axe in his hand weighed over a hundred pounds, and the wind from the axe carried its own imposing aura.

The two fought for more than fifty rounds. Ning Bo's spear technique was exquisite, and he could move around with great skill, but he could not break through Pan Feng's defense. Gradually, he became exhausted. His shoulder was hit by the axe wind, and his blood and qi surged. In the end, he could only turn his horse around and return in a sorry state.

As soon as Ning Bobiao retreated, Chang Yuchun spurred his horse forward and charged at him with his spear.

He excels at charging into battle amidst a vast army, enhancing his martial prowess by slaying enemy generals. However, fighting generals on the battlefield is a different story, as it limits his effectiveness.

Unless they can find an opening and strike to kill, they cannot unleash their full power.

As for his archery skills, which made him famous, he was not able to exert his strength in close combat at this moment, and he was also afraid of accidentally injuring his companions, so it was obviously not the time to use them.

Even though Chang Yuchun pushed his Blood Fiend Essence to its limit, his body glowing with a faint red light and his power surging, he still couldn't withstand Pan Feng's divine might. The axe shadows pressed down on him like mountains, making it hard for him to breathe.

Fortunately, his archery skills were superb, and he could always shoot a surprise arrow in critical moments, either to attack the enemy's vitals or to confuse the enemy's vision. Thus, under the restraint of the divine arrow, Pan Feng was afraid to act rashly and dared not push too hard.

They fled further and further away, and continuing the pursuit was futile, so they had no choice but to rein in their horses and return to the Liangshan camp.

On the second day, Xiao Xuanbin, Ling Gufu, and Wu Liang, three Heavenly-level generals, joined forces to fight.

All three were fierce generals in the army. They joined forces to fight against Pan Feng, hoping to turn the tide with their numerical advantage, but in the end they still suffered a crushing defeat.

It should be noted that Jiang Ce's "All-Army Half-Ten Thousand Technique" can provide immunity to his soldiers. Now that the three of them are out of protection, they have to directly withstand the suppression of Pan Feng's three points of martial prowess.

With this shift in power, their combat strength naturally suffers a significant reduction, so how could they possibly be a match for Pan Feng?

Even the combined power of these three was not as great as the combined attack of Ning Bobiao and Chang Yuchun on the first day; they were routed in just forty rounds.

This time, Xiao Xuanbin and his two companions were accompanied by an elite squad of nearly a hundred people.

They had hoped to provide some support at a crucial moment, but Pan Feng's killing intent was fully revealed during the pursuit. With the Pear Blossom Mountain-Splitting Axe, blood and flesh flew everywhere. The hundred-man squad was simply no match for them, and in an instant, corpses littered the field and the entire army was wiped out.

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Only a handful of people managed to break through the encirclement and escape with their lives, taking advantage of the terrain for cover.

On the third day...

General Lü Guang volunteered to fight in front of his tent.

Lu Guang is an outstanding expert among the peak Heaven-level masters. His halberd skills are superb, combining offense and defense. In addition, he has two points of martial prowess enhancement for the entire army, which is enough to barely hold his own against a God-level master.

Jiang Ce has always cherished talent, especially valuing generals like Lü Guang who are skilled in both literature and martial arts. He knows that Lü Guang has already touched the barrier of becoming a divine general. If he can fight Pan Feng to a draw today and accumulate enough practical experience, he might be able to step into the realm of a divine general.

With this in mind, Jiang Ce readily agreed to his request to fight, and ordered Chang Yuchun to lead more than ten personal guards to accompany and protect him, repeatedly instructing him to be careful to prevent any situation where his life would be in danger when he went into battle.

As expected, Lü Guang lived up to Jiang Ce's expectations, displaying the raw strength of a peak Heaven-level expert. His halberd technique was as agile as a swimming dragon and as fierce as thunder.

Even without Jiang Ce's protection of his entire army and half a million magic spells, he remained calm and composed in the face of Pan Feng's fierce offensive. Within a hundred rounds of fighting, they exchanged blows and counterattacks, and Pan Feng was unable to do anything to him for the time being.

However, there is ultimately a gap in realm between a divine general and a heavenly general. After another thirty rounds of fighting, Lü Guang gradually ran out of strength, beads of sweat appeared on his forehead, and the rhythm of his halberd technique slowed down. He gradually began to show signs of defeat.

Just as Pan Feng swung his axe at his vital chest, Chang Yuchun, who had been waiting for the right moment, immediately drew his bow and nocked an arrow. Three arrows shot towards Pan Feng's face, wrist, and horse like shooting stars, forcing Pan Feng to parry with his axe.

Taking advantage of this moment, Lü Guang quickly feinted with his halberd, turned his horse around, and escaped the battle safely.

Thus, under Fan Xin's meticulous planning, Pan Feng won three consecutive victories over three days, defeating all of Jiang Ce's formidable generals.

In particular, the fact that Lu Guang was such a top-tier expert among the Heavenly Realm experts filled him with a sense of accomplishment. Under the brilliance of such a great achievement, Pan Feng's arrogance grew stronger day by day, and had already swelled to the extreme. His eyes were full of contempt when he looked at Jiang Ce's army camp.

He secretly thought that if any enemy generals came to challenge him tomorrow, he would immediately request General Han to personally lead the army to pursue them with all his might, seize the opportunity to break through Jiang Ce's army in one fell swoop, storm the central command tent, and kill the rising King of Laiyang in the midst of the battle, so that the world would know the divine might of him, Pan Feng.

Han Feng, who was standing to the side, had taken in the entire battle over the past three days, but a strange feeling lingered in his heart.

Despite suffering defeats for three consecutive days and losing some soldiers, the enemy continued to send men to challenge them tirelessly every day. This behavior was highly unusual, yet he couldn't quite grasp the source of this strange feeling.

Before the army set off, my father, Han Jun, had already allocated sufficient troops. Now, with so many spies in the court, it's impossible to continue—

We need to send troops to support them; otherwise, once our true intentions are exposed, the imperial court will have no way to deceive us.

However, although the number of troops was not increased, the number of accompanying generals was increased considerably. After all, King Jiang Ce of Laiyang had the support of the two major forces of the Prince of Zhenbei and the Ye family, so no one dared to underestimate him. It was reasonable that there were many fierce generals hidden in the army.

Take Ning Bobiao, Lü Guang, and others who went into battle these past few days, for example; they were probably reinforcements sent by these two forces.

However, although these people were strong, they had not yet reached the level of a Divine General. After all, both the Ye family and the Zhenbei King's forces had Divine General-level experts as their core combat force, and they would never easily send them to support a fledgling Laiyang King.

Han Feng pondered to himself that among Jiang Ce's army, the only truly outstanding general was Mu Yu, who was known as the "King of Divine Blades."

This is Jiang Ce's last trump card, and he will never use it lightly unless it is a matter of life and death.

It is probably for this reason that Jiang Ce could only keep sending Heavenly-level generals to test Pan Feng's strength and try to figure out the limits of his power so that Mu Yu could be prepared before the final battle.

Such thoughts are quite reasonable.

But Han Feng had no idea—