I Truly Am The Villian

In the sky, the Yu Beast’s roar grew weaker and weaker, and even its resistance had lessened a great deal.

Its entire body was dyed ink black by its own blood.

Seeing that the Yu Beast was on its last breath, the Heavenly Blade Seven Men pulled on the chains and brought the Yu Beast onto the deck of the cruise ship.

The tourists on board immediately stopped and watched from a distance.

"Is that a Yu Beast?" someone whispered in discussion.

"Master," the Heavenly Blade Seven Men were also somewhat excited, this was their first time killing a Yu Beast.

"Yu Beasts have very tenacious vitality. Don’t be fooled by its current state, gasping for breath.

If not suppressed, it will quickly recover on its own."

The one-armed elder instructed, "You few watch over it. Once we reach the Eastern Continent and land, it won’t be so formidable."

...

After the turmoil of the Yu Beast ended, the cruise ship continued to sail steadily towards the Eastern Continent.

Xu Zimei could faintly make out the outline of the Eastern Continent.

The distant Dragon City was somewhat indistinct, the massive Divine Dragon seemed to be coiling upon the land.

In the early morning, the purple sun rose from the east.

Wharves of the distant Eastern Continent had come into view, with hundreds of cruise ships lined up in the water.

The passengers who had been aboard for a long time came to the deck, looking at the Eastern Continent within sight.

But at that moment, an angry roar came from behind the cruise ship.

Immediately after, a sky-high wave crashed down.

The giant wave rose to the sky, catching everyone on the cruise ship off guard.

The masts and sails were directly broken by the force, and water accumulated in many parts of the cabin.

Some people were even swept into the sea.

The giant wave was fierce and, in an instant, Chen Tianyi reacted.

Looking at the sky-high wave that rose and then swept down, he drew his longsword from his waist and swung it heavily.

With a "boom", the sky-high wave exploded from the middle, splashing countless droplets.

Under the powerful force of the wave, Chen Tianyi’s body was sent flying backward heavily.

With a "bang."

Chen Tianyi was seen crashing into the side of the cabin on the deck, his back a bloody mess.

And the purple-dressed woman, Ning Caidie, was the first to run out, quickly helping him up.

She asked anxiously, "Are you alright, Mr. Chen?"

"I’m fine, you should go and hide with the others," Chen Tianyi said, waving his hand, gazing intently ahead.

After the towering wave had fallen, the sea seemed to rage and lift tides as if in anger.

Wave after wave towered, and beneath them a massive shadow began to appear and disappear intermittently.

The one-armed elder, seeing the shadow, had a ghastly expression and whispered, "Another Yu Beast."

At this moment, including the Heavenly Blade Seven Men and the rest of the tourists on the ship,

all had shocked faces, speechless.

The Yu Beast was not alone and the one that had appeared again was even larger.

Almost a kilometer high, it was comparable to a small-scale city.

The Yu Beast’s presence was even more imposing, with roaring storms and waves around it.

To it, the cruise ship before its eyes was like a lone skiff floating on the sea.

Amidst the waves it stirred, the cruise ship drifted aimlessly like a headless ant.

"A Divine Vein Realm Yu Beast," the one-armed elder observed for a while before finally uttering several words with a distressed face.

The sea had drenched his long hair against his cheeks, and he stood proud amidst the ocean.

He wanted to draw his Blood-Drinking Blade again, but the time since he last drew the blade was too short.

His injuries no longer allowed him to engage in battle.

...

Seeing the new Yu Beast emerge, the Heavenly Blade Seven Men gave each other a glance, gripped their chains, and once again stood forward.

Their auras surged around them, and the chains once again emitted a dark gray light, imprisoning the Yu Beasts.

The phantom images carried by the chains howled, but the new Yu Beast merely glanced at them with disdain.

Its wings swept up a colossal wave that shattered all seven phantoms.

Even the chains were annihilated in the crashing waves of the sea.

With the chains shattered, the Heavenly Blade Seven Men also suffered mental trauma, each spitting out a mouthful of fresh blood.

At this moment, seeing such a scene, all the guests aboard the ship could not help but feel a sense of despair.

"I told you not to come.

Now we’re all going to die here," Jin Haizhou, the Family Head of the Jin Family, paced back and forth, speaking in terror.

"It was you who said this could help us get closer to the Heavenly Blade Sect, that you wanted to come,"

Jin Qizhao said indifferently.

Meanwhile, the maid Ying asked anxiously on the other side, "Miss, what should we do?"

Ning Caidie sighed softly and said lightly, "I never thought I would not die in the empire’s wars, but instead be buried here with the sea.

Perhaps this is fate."

"Save us," some guests were unwilling to give up, frantically shouting towards the docks of the Eastern Continent.

However, it all seemed to be in vain.

The Yu Beast controlled the surrounding storm, encircling the entire ship, leaving no chance for anyone to escape.

Should anyone jump into the sea, they would likely be torn to pieces in an instant.

At this moment, the Yu Beast high above looked down upon the people on the ship, its eyes devoid of any emotion.

Surprisingly, it spoke in human language, "Killing my Yu kin and forging their bodies into chains.

No matter which, you all deserve to be torn to pieces."

"I’ve killed enough Yu Beasts in my lifetime; it doesn’t matter to me.

Only regret is not being able to kill you as well,"

the one-armed elder said blandly.

The Yu Beast seemed enraged, letting out a furious roar to the heavens.

Its wings whipped up waves thousands of feet high, striking down, and at that moment, the ship emitted a piercing screech.

In this desperate moment, suddenly a blade light slashed through.

The immense wave was destroyed, and the blade light shot into the firmament, as if to tear the heavens asunder.

"Who?" the Yu Beast huffed coldly, looking down at the ship with a deep tone.

"Hey, I say, can we discuss something?"

Xu Zimei yawned as he stood up from the deckchair, stretching languidly.

He said, "I’m in a hurry to get home, so could you let me go first?

Lets deal with your issues after the ship docks?"

Everyone stared at Xu Zimei, dumbfounded.

"Has this guy gone mad? At a life-or-death moment like this, he dares to make such a statement?"

Someone murmured to themselves.

"Ant, you’re seeking death." The Yu Beast roared furiously, its wings beating fiercely down.

The tumultuous storm surged forth.

"Ah, tough one!"

Xu Zimei exclaimed, and at that moment, fierce Blade Qi rose from his body.

Tyrant Shadow was drawn, the Way of Inquiry unfolded from the blade.

With each step matching heaven and earth, he stepped into the air.

The aura around him gathered and dispersed, every bit as imposing.

The might of the Divine Vein Realm roared silently in the firmament like the Wind and Cloud Transforming Dragon.

The north wind whistled, clouds rolled with the wind, and waves covered the sky.

The space beneath his feet shattered with each step, and Tyrant Shadow’s Blade Intent split half the firmament.