Chapter 812: Reaping Points

Cough!
Clang! Clang clang!
The intense sounds of weapon clashes echoed violently and frequently across the sparsely populated grasslands.
A gentle breeze blew by.
The number of torches had dropped from seven to four…
Beyond the battlefield, the bodies of over a dozen Mongol cavalrymen quickly vanished into the darkness. By the time Yu Yan distracted the second group of Mongol cavalrymen, the remaining ones could no longer stop Chen Kai’s onslaught—each sword strike claimed at least one of them.
The system prompts indicating points earned kept refreshing…
Yet none of this satisfied Kai Xin.
Around the grasslands, more torches appeared, and the sound of horse hooves grew louder and clearer. More patrol teams were converging from all directions—the situation was extremely urgent. Yet there were still at least seven Mongol cavalrymen left unhandled.
Yu Yan inwardly groaned in frustration.
Although the approaching enemies were still some distance away, allowing her to deal with the few Mongol cavalrymen in front, escaping afterward would likely be difficult.
Just then!
“We have new friends to greet!”
A clear, carefree laugh rang out. The moment it reached her ears, Yu Yan’s body trembled, and the image and face of one person flashed through her mind—Chen Kai, merged with Chen Kai Xin at this moment!
Her heart tightened. Ignoring the attacks from the Mongol cavalrymen, Yu Yan activated her protective barrier, endured their attacks, and struck repeatedly, killing the two opponents in front of her. Then she glanced in the direction from which Chen Kai’s voice came.
At that sight, her eyes widened in shock!
The moment Yu Yan finished fighting, Kai Xin immediately switched his sword technique and weapon. With the “Heavenly Thunder Annihilation Style,” he launched a fierce attack. The luxurious, brilliant light of his sword resembled a meteor cutting through the night, piercing the bodies of the remaining Mongol cavalrymen at lightning speed.
Facing Yu Yan, who turned to look, Kai Xin removed the mask from his face. In the dim light of the dying torches, he smiled at the girl whose eyes were wide with shock:
“Silly girl, you’re quite good with a sword.”
Yu Yan’s expression quickly shifted from shock and disbelief to a radiant smile…
She had imagined meeting Kai Xin many times, but never expected it to be here, under such dangerous circumstances.
A tenderness in her heart seemed to be struck hard; the dangerous grasslands suddenly felt brighter and warmer. At that moment, there were even no more Mongol cavalrymen in her sight.
…
Yu Yan could be stunned, but Kai Xin dared not.

He stepped forward, lifted Yu Yan up, and rushed toward the area with the fewest torches. Yu Yan followed like a puppet, using her light-footed skills; her beautiful eyes stared fixedly at Happy’s face, seemingly unsure whether what she saw was a dream or reality. Chen Kai had become Chen Kai Xin. “Silly girl, if you keep daydreaming like this, we’ll both die,” Happy said helplessly. He hadn’t expected the Mongol cavalry to arrive so quickly, from all directions. The number of torches quickly exceeded a hundred, and these were just scattered patrol teams. A loud roar was coming from the direction of the enemy camp… We’ve stirred up a hornet’s nest! “Happy, it really is you! Why did you come alone on this mission… Never mind, there are so many people… We’ll talk later. First, get rid of these Mongol cavalry!” Yu Yan finally snapped out of her daze, her gaze clear, and she followed Happy with renewed confidence, flying toward the area with the fewest Mongol cavalry. “I’ll take the lead; you follow behind…” “Mm.” “Remember not to get surrounded.” “Got it.” The two exchanged a brief conversation as the Mongol cavalry came into sight. There were the fewest patrol riders in this direction—less than six teams. Although about forty more riders were charging in from the sides, it was safer here compared to other directions where there were often hundreds of riders. “Be careful of their arrows,” Happy said as he charged ahead, and this time it was Yu Yan who gave the warning. No sooner had she spoken than movement appeared among the Mongol cavalry ahead… Arrows that could easily pierce bluestone bricks poured down like rain! This time, there was no hail-like impact on the ground as before. With a serious expression, Happy faced these arrows without flinching or dodging. His hands trembled slightly, and a terrifying force swept across the grass and air around him. An invisible force changed the direction of the arrows… The arrows shooting in from different directions, upon reaching Happy’s body, seemed to be drawn into a giant vortex, deviating from their original paths. Hundreds of arrows circled around Happy’s body before shooting back at the Mongol cavalry at even greater speed! Thwack! Thwack!! “Ah!” The sounds of flesh being pierced echoed one after another, along with the neighing of horses and the screams of Mongol warriors, creating a scene of tragedy under the night sky. Nearly a hundred Mongol cavalry members were hit by arrows under the principle of “returning the favor,” with nearly a third dying. The rest either lost their mounts or suffered severe arrow wounds. One encounter, and everyone was thrown to the ground!

Happy didn’t slow down his advance. As soon as “Stars in Motion” took effect, he quickly pulled out a green pill from histhe Qiankun bag bag, tossed it into his mouth, and rushed headlong into the chaotic, fallen ranks of the enemy troops.
“Die!”
The Mongol cavalry were incredibly fierce; even in death, they refused to yield. Despite being injured, they still charged at Happy without hesitation.
Hah!!
Yu Yan, who was following behind, couldn’t see exactly how Happy moved, but a powerful, heart-stopping aura emanated from him.
Swish! Swish swish swish swish…
Faint sword lights quickly intertwined in the air, forming numerous razor-sharp blades that moved at astonishing speeds. Hundreds of them pierced the unprotected parts of the Mongol cavalry who had raised their swords!
The sound of flesh being pierced rang out again!
Yu Yan stood frozen behind, staring in shock as Happy alone rushed to the heart of the enemy forces. Amidst that heart-stopping aura, sword lights seemed to appear out of thin air, dense and increasingly sharp.
Swords flashed everywhere, killing with ease. Before the Mongol cavalry could react, countless sharp blades pierced their bodies!
Thud! Thud!
The surviving Mongol cavalry, with their robust bodies, crumpled like pierced tofu under the sword lights. Within seconds, they fell one after another in the grass.
So fast…
At the moment of falling, their eyes still held disbelief and fear!
At this point, they still hadn’t realized what had happened, not even knowing how they died… or how the sword lights appeared.