Under Su Xin's relentless attack, Jue Yan no longer had the strength to resist.
But the instinctual fear of death still held him. Even though Su Xin had shattered his spirit in the illusion, the terror of his impending death stirred him to sanity.
The disciples of the Shaolin Temple were rushing to his aid. He summoned his last bit of strength, his body emitting a brilliant golden glow, as he tried to escape towards his companions from the temple.
However, he had slowed to almost a standstill and could hardly put one foot before the next. He was caught up by Su Xin in an instant, and the Invisible Sword Qi erupted once more, leaving fresh wounds on his back.
This sight filled every monk in Shaolin, especially Jue Chen, who treated Jue Yan like a blood brother, with an intense rage towards Su Xin. They wished they could tear him limb from limb.
