Endless cold energy burst out, and Mingyu's true energy combined with the murderous aura, trying to freeze Shenzong's soul.
The clouds and mist all over the sky seemed to be disturbed by this murderous aura and retreated in all directions.
Shenzong opened his eyes wide and watched Song Xing swing his fist, just like the giant Buddha appearing in the mortal world, followed by a world-destroying punch.
"I am the Son of Heaven, how could the Son of Heaven be defeated by a mortal and be defeated by me!
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Amidst the roar, Shenzong jumped up with all his strength, gathered all his strength, and attacked Song Xing's fist as well.
But while the man was still in the air, he was forced back by the steel-condensed air in front of him. The cold air everywhere froze his arms, his muscles, his five internal organs, and even his blood. Living.
The proud King Kong was indestructible, but under this punch, like a joke, Shenzong's tattered body hit the cliff again, shaking the entire cliff.
A large amount of gravel fell, almost burying Shenzong's body underneath. Shenzong, who blocked Song Xing's move from the front, was seriously injured and half-dead.
Seeing Shenzong who was seriously injured and dying, Song Xingxing walked up to him, looked at his regretful and resentful eyes and said, "Is it strange that your troops haven't arrived yet?"
According to Shenzong's prediction, by this time, the soldiers and horses from the border town he mobilized should have already reached the mountain and slaughtered all these martial arts sects. Why is no one coming to help now?
Song Xing said: "Because I asked Sikong Zhaixing to steal the tiger talisman used by the border army to mobilize troops, so even if your troops can arrive, it will take an hour at the earliest, and by that time, you will be dead. "
Shenzong took a deep breath and glared at Song Xing: "Stealing military talismans privately is a major crime that implicates the nine clans. How dare Sikong Zhaixing!"
Song Xing looked at Shenzong underground with pity, satisfying his curiosity before his death: "Because Sikong Zhaixing is a member of the Ming Cult."
At first, Lu Xiaofeng had always been curious about what leverage Song Xing had against Sikong Zhaixing, so that he could make the rebellious Sikong Zhaixing surrender.
The answer is that when the two fought against each other for the first time, the light kung fu used by Sikong Zhaixing was passed down from the Ming Cult in the Western Regions. Under the crisis of life and death, the kung fu world shift was revealed, causing Song Xing to see through him. identity of.
Sikong Zhaixing is not only his name, but also a symbol, the symbol of the founder of Mingjiao in the Central Plains.
Mingjiao originated from the Assassin religion founded by Huoshan, an old man in the mountains of Persia. After the Assassin religion was established in Persia, it developed rapidly. Many affairs in the religion were taken care of by three elders.
The three elders are Yin Mamu, the saint in the church who is the leader of the elders, Hawthorne and Musa.
Musa was originally a Han Chinese, and his ancestors were big merchants on the Silk Road. They settled in Persia to avoid the wars during the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms.
The Sikong family upheld their family motto. Although they lived overseas, they did not forget that they had Chinese blood. Therefore, the descendants of the Sikong family were familiar with Chinese culture since childhood. Musa's Chinese name was Sikong Zhaixing.
When Sikong Zhaixing was young, his father took him to the Central Plains and traveled around the world. Although he lived far away in Persia, he had a good understanding of the general trends, customs and other Central Plains culture.
Not only was he rich in knowledge and proficient in several languages, he was also a master of martial arts. Due to his wealthy family background, although he was of Chinese descent, he was selected as the elder of the Assassin Sect due to his extraordinary talent.
During the reign of Emperor Wuzhou of the Tang Dynasty, Sikong Zhaixing and Huo Sang had objections to the Assassin teachings, so they abandoned the Assassin teachings. Each led the loyal disciples of the religion who believed in their respective teachings to go to the Central Plains hand in hand, and agreed to encourage each other. We should aim at our own ideas and create a new world in the land of China.
Although the two men were talented and learned people, they were very different in the methods of teaching teachings.
Hawthorne didn't know much about the culture and customs of the Central Plains and still had doubts, so he chose remote villages far away from the important towns and business routes of the Tang Dynasty to spread the word.
Sikong Zhaixing knew that Chinese culture had a long history and had accumulated for thousands of years. If he started from the countryside, he would not be accepted by the court and would end up being reduced to a third-rate sect, so he started with Chang'an, a city with abundant resources and rich families.
Sikong Tongxin was originally a person who was eloquent and thoughtful. With his elegant appearance and elegant conversation, he soon became famous on the radio. He could easily enter and leave the palaces of princes, generals and ministers in Chang'an, so that the temples of the Tang Dynasty no longer wanted to exclude him.
At this point, Sikong Zhaixing just started to establish the sect, and the next year he founded the Mingjiao.
Although Sikong Zhaixing acted prudently, people in the Central Plains were extremely resistant to foreign sects, which was beyond imagination. Soon they were secretly suppressed by various sects in the Jianghu, and the Mingjiao found it difficult to move forward.
At this time, Xu Zhaomeng, a close friend of many generations, heard that Sikong Zhaixing was barely supporting the Ming Cult, so he devoted all his efforts to giving a large sum of money to help him tide over the difficulties.
With this money, the Mingjiao grew rapidly. Within ten years, the Mingjiao's reputation had surpassed that of many sects in the Central Plains.
Sikong Zhaixing even established the Persian branch of Mingjiao in Persia to cultivate reserve talents in the teaching and continuously replenish fresh blood.
A few years later, Sikong Zhaixing saw that the officials were corrupt and the people were in dire straits. In addition, the Mingjiao had a large number of followers, so he became disobedient and wanted to replace the Tang Dynasty with the Mingjiao.
So Sikong Zhaixing calmed down and concentrated on studying martial arts, and realized the great shift in the world of peerless martial arts. From then on, the Ming Cult became even more powerful, almost on par with Shaolin, the largest gang in the world.
Later, Sikong Zhaixing went to Songshan Shaolin alone, and within a hundred moves, he defeated Shaolin abbot Kucheng Master's Thousand Hands of Great Mercy and Compassion with the Great Shift of the Universe.
At this point, the sharp point of Mingjiao pointed out, and the heroes started to change things.
However, the Ming Cult has so many members that it is inevitable that the good and the bad are mixed. There are often disciples of the sect who use the name of the Ming Cult to become domineering and do evil things. Most people in the martial arts world are afraid of the name of the Ming Cult and dare to be angry but dare not speak out.
The Mingjiao was originally a sect introduced from a foreign land, and many of its rules were inconsistent with the customs of the Central Plains. The martial arts community in the Central Plains originally rejected them. Nowadays, the Mingjiao disciples are behaving inappropriately, and the number of people who are hostile to the Mingjiao is increasing day by day, and they privately call it a demon sect.
So the Beggar Clan took the lead and united with the Kunlun Sect, Kongtong Sect, and Goryeo Qinglong Sect to besiege the Mingjiao branch. They did not want to cause a major defeat due to the leakage of the news, and the Mingjiao was even more arrogant.
Sikong Zhaixing was dazzled by the Mingjiao's consecutive victories. He believed that no one in the world could stop him, so he began to intervene in the court, not wanting to cause panic in the Tang Dynasty.
After the death of Emperor Wu Zhou, Tang Zhongzong issued the "Destruction Order", declaring Mingjiao a cult and ordering its disbandment.
Sikong Zhaixing was once again hot-headed and wanted to start a war with the Tang Dynasty. Tang Zhongzong was furious and ordered the complete eradication of Mingjiao without mercy.
With the assistance of Shaolin and other sects, the imperial court killed many masters of the Ming Cult in one fell swoop. Only the leader Sikong Zhaixing and a few people escaped.
After this incident, the Mingjiao suddenly became a lost sight and a street rat. Various factions in the world took advantage of this and took action. All branches across the country were also wiped out, and the Mingjiao fell into a trough.
Sikong Zhaixing had no choice but to lead some of his followers back to Persia, while the other Ming Cult disciples were scattered across the Central Plains, trying to survive in the world.
In his later years, Sikong Zhaixing also reflected on his life and believed that the teachings of Mingjiao are to punish evil and promote good, to save the world, and to establish a harmonious society where everyone has enough food and warm clothes. Therefore, it was inevitable to be suppressed by the imperial court.
Therefore, Sikong Zhaixing left his last words before his death, so that future generations who agree with the Mingjiao philosophy can inherit the name of Sikong Zhaixing and spread the Mingjiao teachings to the Central Plains again.
Song Xing also saw records about the Assassin religion in a miscellany of the Western Regions, which contained a few words about Sikong Zhaixing.
When I first met King Sikong Zhaixing, I saw that his martial arts skills were not the Central Plains style, so I deceived him.
Later, Song Xing promised Sikong Zhaixing and the two parties formed an alliance. After Song Xing dominated the martial arts world, Sikong Zhaixing could be allowed to spread the teachings of Mingjiao in the Central Plains. Only then did Sikong Zhaixing willingly be driven by Song Xing.
Naturally, Shenzong would not know the reason for all this. When he heard that Sikong Zhaixing had stolen military talismans and that reinforcements were not coming, he was completely desperate and cursed Song Xingdao with resentment: "Even if I die, the Daqimen and Tianmen on Yunke Mountain will be destroyed." None of them, including you, can even hope to survive. They are regicides and traitors. When the army comes, they will surely kill you and other nine tribes."
Song Xing looked at Shenzong coldly, and without waiting for him to scold him again, he kicked his throat to pieces, killing his last vestige of life.
The Ming Emperor, who was ambitious and had the strongest military force in history, finally failed to fulfill his grand ambitions and fell at the last step. He died at the hands of a common man he once looked down upon.
Shenzong's consciousness gradually sank into darkness, and when he was dying, he heard Song Xing's last words.
"Tianmen Songxing, ever since I climbed Yunke Mountain, I had no intention of walking down the mountain alive."
An hour later, when Baili Chengfeng led his army to Yunke Mountain, he captured all the remaining disciples of Daqimen and Tianmen. Then he saw Emperor Shenzong walking out from the back mountain alone, wearing bright yellow uniforms.
"Your Majesty, I am late to rescue you. I will be punished by death!"
Shenzong looked at Baili Chengfeng who was kneeling on the ground, then turned his gaze to the densely packed army outside, and said: "Get up, I promise you to make meritorious deeds and settle the affairs here from beginning to end."
"Thank you, Your Majesty."
Baili Chengfeng, who was kneeling on the ground, did not notice that there was an inconspicuous ring on the little finger of Shenzong's left hand.
