."Lu Xia Tian pondered for a while, temporarily still refining some elixir. Otherwise, what could he use to barterLu Xia Tian looked around. This private mountain range was off-limits to anyone who wa...Otherwise, Jiuren Mountain wouldn't resort to the same methods against him. He wants to rise from where he fell, using him as a whetstone; that depends on whether Lianhua's Split Self is willing to be that whetstone.

The lotus-born avatar's aura shifted dramatically. The sword lotuses sprouting from beneath its feet transformed, becoming like the scorching sun blazing in the sky, or surging waves of a vast ocean, or a resounding symphony of clashing blades, each attack unpredictable and lethal.

The sword intent, utterly different and intertwined, constantly broke through the mountains before them. Boom boom boom, as the sword qi dissipated, one mountain after another rapidly collapsed, or was cleaved by the sword qi into massive chasms. Lotus stepped out of one such chasm and walked away into the distance.

Toward the rear, colossal mountain shadows rose from the ground, flying toward the lotus split with a mighty impact. The entire space was either shattered by this powerful collision, creating cracks and fissures, or rippled with waves caused by immense pressure.

At the same time, the swirling wind and sand in the mountain ridges formed vortices, beginning to restrain the speed of the lotus avatar. Every time the sword lotus bloomed, a large amount of wind and sand surged forward, and the intertwined power of the laws combined with its supernatural powers constantly offset the avatar's means.

The lotus avatar kept moving, fighting as it went. After several hours, it arrived above a vast lake, its surface a dazzling blue like the sea. The battle continued with unrelenting intensity, neither side showing any sign of letting up.

This is not a translation task. The provided content, "swept down with one strike. Compared to previous landscapes, which were majestic and impressive with their mountains towering into the sky, they paled in comparison to the vastness of heaven and earth...