Rebirth of the Strongest Empress

That fear was deeply imprinted in their memories to the point that their descendants would have an unknown fear when they heard of the Blood Moon Holy Lord.

If not for the Ultimate Elders appearance in that battle which impeded the Blood Moon Holy Lord, the hundreds of super sects would have probably been long destroyed by the Blood Moon Holy Lords hands a thousand years ago.

What was a true god?

One that ruled the world with a hand!

What was a true god?

One that killed everyone who went against him!

What was a true god?

One that ignited generations of fear!

When hundreds of sects combined forces and revolted, he

wanted to exterminate all of the sects; when no one in the

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world could accept him, he wanted to massacre everyone!

It was he who once made the Blood Moon war drum resonate throughout the world; it was he who once let the Blood Moon war flag fly high in the sky; it was he who ruled the world in the name of the Blood Moon Sect.

“Blood Moon Holy Lord…”

Ye Qingtang looked at the rather lonely back view of her cheapskate brother in shock.

She originally thought that he was only an ardent worshiper of the Blood Moon Sect who claimed to be the Blood Moon Holy Lord…

Never would Ye Qingtang have thought that the cheapskate brother she picked up on her way back was really the Blood Moon Holy Lord. She did not think that… this Blood Moon Holy Lord would be so “honest.” Even if it was anyone else, they would most likely not believe him as well…

“He… He is the Blood Moon Holy Lord!”

“How can it be? The Blood Moon Holy Lord disappeared for a thousand years. Why would he reappear in the world!”

“Quickly escape… Quickly escape!” “Run!”

After a long while, the hundreds of people from the three super sects were finally sober.

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His long blaze-red robe swayed. Although there was only one person before them, he was the pillar of this world, and the gap between them and him was an eternally-insurmountable gap.