Xiao Ning chuckled evilly, but his words caused the Prince of Ruyang's expression to change drastically, and he trembled with anger.
He pointed at Xiao Ning, trembling as he said, "You...you demon!"
"You Wudang Sect call yourselves a righteous sect, yet you act with such viciousness..."
Xiao Ning waved her hand to interrupt him:
"Those who are not of our race will surely have different hearts! I have no qualms about killing Mongol Tartars!"
"Don't get excited yet. I have many more torture methods here. If you want to try them, I can fulfill your request! I guarantee you'll experience ecstasy!"
"I'll give you one more chance. Will you pay or not?"
Xiao Ning was getting impatient and gave the Prince of Ruyang an ultimatum.
"you…"
The Prince of Ruyang glared at him: "Even if I hand it over, will you let me go?"
Xiao Ning replied, "I can give you a quick death!"
silence.
Upon hearing Xiao Ning's words, the Prince of Ruyang lowered his head and fell silent.
After a long pause, he dejectedly raised his head and said in a low voice, "I can hand over the Black Jade Rejuvenating Ointment, I hope Master Xiao will keep his word!"
Xiao Ning nodded: "Of course!"
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Chapter 28 Unleashing a Bloodbath
"Snap!"
With a deafening roar, the previously scattered sky was suddenly filled with thunder, followed by a torrential downpour.
Under the cover of night, Xiao Ning sped through the streets of Dadu City like an arrow. Occasionally, Yuan soldiers on night patrol would encounter him, but they would only assume that he had run into something unclean, mutter a few curses, and then forget about it.
The torrential rain poured down from the sky, masking the stench of blood from the Ruyang Prince's mansion, and for the time being, no one noticed anything amiss.
After obtaining the Black Jade Rejuvenating Ointment, Xiao Ning kept his word and slaughtered the entire Ruyang Prince's Mansion without subjecting them to any mistreatment, thus fulfilling his promise.
That Prince Chahantemur of Ruyang was truly a man of great talent in governing the country and commanding troops, and was also the Grand Marshal of the Mongol Yuan army.
He was a rare pragmatist in the Mongol Yuan Dynasty. Now that he had the opportunity, how could Xiao Ning possibly let it go? Naturally, he sent him to meet the Eternal Heaven.
In the current situation, the Mongol emperor is incompetent and tyrannical, and the government is controlled by treacherous ministers, causing chaos throughout the country and unrest among the people. It is only thanks to Prince Ruyang's campaigns in the east and west that countless rebel armies have been suppressed that the Mongol Yuan dynasty has been able to continue its fortunes.
It can be said to be the towering white jade pillar and the purple-gold beam spanning the sea of the present Mongol Yuan Dynasty.
Whether from the perspective of personal grudges within the Wudang sect or from the perspective of national righteousness, Prince Ruyang must be killed.
Having started the killing spree, Xiao Ning showed no mercy. He not only killed the Prince of Ruyang, but also his children, concubines, and retainers.
After all, in the original story, several years later, his son and daughter grew up, and his daughter Minmin Temur led the warriors and monks of the Mongol and Han peoples in the Western Regions to launch a major attack on the major sects and gangs in the Central Plains.
Cheng Kun secretly helped her plan that, while the six major sects were besieging Bright Peak, Zhao Min would lead a large number of experts to seize the opportunity to reap the benefits and wipe out the Ming Cult and the six major sects in one fell swoop.
Kukutmur, the son of the Prince of Ruyang, was no ordinary man either. He had followed his father in leading troops to suppress the rebels since childhood. He was a man of both literary and military talent, and exceptionally intelligent.
At the time of the fall of the Yuan and the rise of the Ming, this man actually managed to ensure that all the civil and military officials of the court retreated thousands of miles to the west, assisting Emperor Zhaozong in establishing the Northern Yuan and striving to restore the Yuan dynasty.
This man was even praised by Zhu Chongba as an extraordinary man in the world.
His hero is my enemy!
He deserves to die!
Braving the heavy rain, after dealing with the people from the Ruyang Prince's Mansion, Xiao Ning immediately retreated and headed to his temporary residence.
After walking around two long streets, Xiao Ning suddenly stopped and leaned against the wall. He twitched his ears and heard a thunderous sound coming from not far away.
He listened carefully for a moment and realized that it was the sound of cavalry galloping at high speed. Even with the torrential rain and thunder, Xiao Ning could still sense that a group of nearly a hundred people were riding fast horses, shouting in a language that was hard to understand.
"It seems that the Mongol Yuan court is not without its experts!"
That makes sense. If it were just an ordinary Mongol Yuan Dynasty, I dare not say others, but I'm afraid even Xiao Ning's senior brother Zhang Sanfeng would not tolerate the Mongols acting so recklessly in the Central Plains.
There must be a master of equal caliber within the Mongol Yuan court, which is why he hesitated to act rashly and willingly remained hidden on Wudang Mountain for decades without venturing out.
"Very well, I want to see what kind of master could make Zhang Sanfeng so wary!"
Xiao Ning smiled wryly, stepped out from the corner, long sword in hand, and stood in the heavy rain, waiting for the cavalry to arrive.
As the rain poured down, Xiao Ning stood there with his sword in hand, yet the raindrops around him could not get close, as if an invisible barrier was separating them from the rain.
Unfortunately, there were no outsiders present under the cover of night, otherwise they would have surely exclaimed in surprise. This miraculous scene is an ability unique to those at the martial arts legend level, namely, the innate protective aura.
Before long, countless fast horses galloped in, led by several fierce Yuan soldiers who showed no sign of stopping. It seemed they intended to trample Xiao Ning, who was standing in front of them, to death.
A bolt of lightning ripped through the night sky, illuminating the darkness. Xiao Ning's gaze sharpened, and he clearly saw the ferocious and terrifying faces of the Yuan soldiers charging at the forefront.
These Yuan soldiers had more than one life on their hands; each one was shrouded in a bloodthirsty aura, as if they were evil spirits crawling out of mountains of corpses and seas of blood. It was clear that these Yuan soldiers were the elite of the elite.
Fortunately, Xiao Ning's cultivation is now superb, and despite being a novice, he was not intimidated by this situation.
He narrowed his eyes, and just as several warhorses carrying their riders were about to crash into him, Xiao Ning moved.
Clang!