pappabearbooks Chapter 37 - 37 37 Mars Guarding Heart
Chapter 37 - 37 37 Mars Guarding Heart
37: Chapter 37: Mars Guarding Heart?
Or is it…
37: Chapter 37: Mars Guarding Heart?
Or is it…
“Mars Guarding Heart…
Mars Guarding Heart!
Even among the deadliest Star Detriments, it can be considered the most perilous and treacherous!”
Considering this possibility, Master of the Medicine Manor’s heart skipped a beat.
This Fate Pattern was calamitous.
Encountered by people, it brought death; faced by armies, it led to defeat; met by countries, it spelled doom.
Once born into the world, it signaled the collapse of dynasties and the turmoil of the realm!
As fatal as the Fate Pattern was, so were its bearers.
If those who held it wished to succeed, their path inevitably led through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, truly a case of one man’s success built on the skeletons of ten thousand!
It fits, truly fits…
—Fit to be the Heavenly Fiend Divine General in the future conquest of the world by their Heaven’s Will Demon Sect!
Meanwhile.
“Dear junior brothers and sisters, taking this opportunity, I want to tell you a truth.”
Having fully awakened to his Fate Pattern and seizing some control over the Imperial Heaven Star Detriment Grand Rite, An Jing seized the moment when the Demonic Qi was dispersed.His soul connected with every young boy and girl in the ritual, delivering them a message, an imprint from his memory.
He candidly said, “Hanging Fate Manor is not what they claim to be, not some hidden heritage.”
“Their true identity is the ‘Heaven’s Will Demon Sect.'”
“Our other junior brothers and sisters have not been sent away due to insufficient aptitude, forced to leave the mountain.
Instead, for various reasons, they have become ingredients for the sect’s medicine grinding.”
“They were ‘eaten.’
An Jing’s thoughts swept across the entire Formation, his voice echoing in the hearts of all sixty-six survivors.
But initially, not everyone could grasp what An Jing had just revealed—they had just emerged from the clutches of their Heart Demons and were still bewildered and at a loss.
For a while, the interior of the ritual was filled with the clamorous voices of young boys and girls.
“I broke free of the Heart Demon?
No, wait…
What happened?!”
“Haha…
Hahaha!
I survived!
I made it!
Hey mom, hey dad, did you see that?!!”
“Liu?
Don’t die, don’t die!
Please…
don’t leave me alone…”
“I, it feels like I had a dream…
Did we successfully endure the trial?
No, wait, what is this memory…
This is, this is…”
Having escaped from their Heart Demons, everyone reacted differently.
Some were keen, and even without An Jing’s help, they likely would have broken free from their Heart Demons, but they could not awaken their Fate Pattern.
These individuals immediately noticed the other children who had died by their side, utterly shocked.
Some were almost devoured by their Heart Demons and, rescued by An Jing, were still shaken and hysterical in their emotional turmoil.
Some immediately noticed the deaths of their friends and companions.
They were deeply saddened, their souls even emitting mournful cries.
But soon, everyone heard An Jing’s words and received the many memories transmitted by him.
On a dark rainy night, lightning split the silence.
They felt as if they truly experienced everything An Jing did, running in the storm,
No one dared to counter such a proclamation from An Jing; they instinctively obeyed.
Perhaps it was also a bitter fruit of their own making at Hanging Fate Manor—An Jing’s exceptional performance led almost all instructors and lecturers to slack off, as many courses and trainings were explained, taught, and supervised by An Jing in their place.
He and they crossed mountains together.
He and they drank water and ate together.
He and they trained and fought together.
He taught Martial Skills, he explained doctrines, he listened to troubles, he consoled hearts.
At this point, An Jing, the Eldest Senior, with his authority and determination, had more control over all the young boys and girls than all the lecturers and instructors.
“Awake, and then form up!”
When An Jing gave the command.
There was no reasoning needed, no explanations necessary.
All of them instinctively obeyed An Jing’s words.
In just a moment, all the young boys and girls awakened from their dreams of the Heart Demon.
They were somewhat astonished, somewhat stunned, somewhat unsure what to do.
But, they saw him standing up in front of them first, picking up his weapon.
So they all stood up.
So they all took up their swords.