All Chapters of Hunters: The Prequel: Chapter 721 - Chapter 730

Heavenly Demon Kim Min smiled when he said those words. This was a genuine smile; it wasn't like the large grin he always had on his face. However, this smile didn't remain on his face for long. Soon the Heavenly Demon was back to being himself, and he warned Master Subhuti of what was coming."It will be different this time," he said and moved.His figure disappeared and reappeared next to Master Subhuti, forcing the Taoist God into a confrontation.Heavenly Demon Kim Min gripped his sword tightly and swung it with great force. The skies above rippled as the True Demon King made his appearance. The winds howled and space cracked under the pressure of that one sword swing. A sword light so red that the crimson of blood paled in comparison sharpened the edges of the Limitless Sword and caused it to become a weapon of universal destruction. And all this, was aimed at one man."Huuuuu" Master Subhuti was as calm as a rock. His eyes coolly regarded the powerful swing that approached with

“Mmm,” a man clad in a long black robe took a deep breath like one starved of freedom for several centuries. His eyes were calm and warm, yet there was a deep layer of excitement that the man’s composure could not hide. His smile was as broad as the dimensions of the sea, and even though it was covered by several layers of hair as thick as a collie’s, this smile could not be hidden. The man had a beard so long that he it reached the ground. As for his long wavy hair, it was able to accomplish what his heard was unable to. It kissed the ground and gently draped its surface like the gown of a woman about to be wed. As though this man wasn’t strange enough, he was accompanied by a cat. This cat was covered by black fur and was as small as a newborn kitten. However, the aura that this small beast exuded was so great that any beast below the King Level would be found shivering in fright before it. This man was Pazuzu, the greatest demon to have ever lived in the Dreamscape and the one thin

“They don’t look any different,” Mane rubbed his bearded chin as he analysed the two swords that lay before him. After confessing that she was done reforming his blades, Zica had retrieved the two companions of the Supreme of the True Universe. She had presented them to the expectant mane who then went on to check out the twin swords. Unfortunately, Mane’s excitement was dampened swiftly when he did the initial analysis. Neither Night Mare nor Night’s Kiss looked different from how they looked before they were given to Zica. How was this supposed to be an improvement?“Are you really a Supreme?” Zica asked with furrowed brows. Her words caused Mane’s brows to twitch but he didn’t respond. The reason he didn’t respond was because of his fairy. Just like Zica, Hildegarde was wondering if Mane had forgotten about his abilities. “Have you forgotten that you are also a Spiritualist?” Hildegarde sighed with an exhausted look on her face. “Sorry,” Mane smiled wryly with an embarrassed

As Mane walked back to the inn, he was lost in thoughts. Gowen City was a Second Class City that he had merely stopped by. This was not his destination. Of course he had never expected to meet Zica here. That encounter could be best described as one with an uncertain fate, for although Zica had granted him a Divine Weapon, what she required of him was a great burden; and he would find out in the future if his decision to accept the bargain was the right one or the wrong one. “Where shall we go next Young Lord,” Tucker asked. “The Citadel,” Mane answered quickly. There wasn’t much to think about. That place had been one of his destinations since he left Asher City. “I thought you would actually choose to go to Sunflower,” Hildegarde was slightly surprised by Mane’s decision. The young Supreme had not seen the woman he loved for several weeks now, and he had confessed to Hildegarde more than five times that he missed Sunflower dearly. Now that his weapons were ready and there was no

Along with the thunderous clap of thunder and a flash of lightning that struck the ground and lit up the slowly brightening sky, Mane appeared before the gates of the Citadel. His eyes were shut as though in contemplation, and the aura that surrounded him slowly faded away. The power of lightning that he had so carelessly unleashed upon his surroundings faded slowly, and the singing throes of thunder disappeared as well. “To think we could travel in such a way,” Hildegarde watched her surroundings in surprise. Just a moment ago they were on the outskirts of Gowen City. However, in merely a few minutes, they had arrived at the Citadel.“When you said it would only take a few minutes I was skeptical. I guess I ought to have more faith in you.” Hildegarde leapt off of Mane’s shoulder and flew next to him. Her eyes scanned the large castle gates before her eyes and she picked up the faint barrier that surrounded the walls of the Citadel.“You should always have faith,” Mane finally sp