Peerless Immortal Emperor in City

Chapter 644 644: Mysterious Girl!

Under the perception of Qin Heng's Divine Sense, a black and a blue light could be seen traversing the clouds tens of thousands of meters high, tearing through mists to unleash terrifying storms. Each storm possessed the power to destroy a twenty to thirty-story building! Their power was immense.

These were two Innate Grandmasters, both of whom had reached the pinnacle of the Innate realm. With every move, they stirred Yuan Qi and wielded the power of heaven and earth. They possessed terrifying strength beyond ordinary comprehension—truly formidable.

It was as if two primordial beasts were wreaking havoc in the sea of clouds, causing waves like tsunamis to swell ten thousand meters high in the sky. Ordinary airplanes simply could not withstand such force; they would be easily shattered.

The passengers inside the cabin also saw the scene outside through the windows. They were all ashen-faced with terror, trembling uncontrollably. Some were so terror-stricken they writhed in agony, completely at a loss.

One of the airplane's wings had been turned to ash! They were utterly doomed! Death was certain!

Furthermore, outside, two lights churned and collided in the sea of clouds, creating violent winds and surging waves. They even emitted repetitive, deafening sonic booms, like thousands of simultaneous thunderclaps. Even the clouds were shattered by the force of the two lights, breaking into countless fragments.

This earth-shattering power, in the perception of ordinary people, only existed in movies and television. Never had they imagined witnessing such a thing in reality, nor did they think they would ever have to endure such a terrifying force.

An ordinary airplane, under such force, would probably be no sturdier than a paper plane. It would be torn to shreds in an instant, leaving the passengers inside no chance to struggle. Death was certain, without a doubt!

How could this be happening?! Many people started crying, their emotions completely collapsing. This included the crew members, who had never encountered such a situation and had no idea how to deal with it.

The airplane was now like a lone boat drifting in the middle of the ocean, facing monstrous waves. Their only fate was to wait for death—there was no alternative. Any wave crashing down could smash this lone boat to pieces, leaving not even scraps behind.

Parachuting to safety was impossible! The force of the two lights colliding outside was too terrifying. One might be torn apart by the battle's shockwaves the moment they jumped, bursting into a bloody mist, ceasing to exist.

Exclamations of shock, cries of despair, and voices of doubt echoed through the cabin as passengers, many having left their seats in terror to watch the scene outside, cried out:

"What is this? How could this happen?!"

"Oh my God! Are aliens coming to Earth? Why are people fighting in the clouds?!"

"An illusion, this must be an illusion! It can't be real!"

The crew members were too preoccupied to maintain order. Chaos reigned! Absolute chaos!

Only Qin Heng remained in his seat, calm and collected, as steady as Mount Tai, as if the battle outside and the chaos in the cabin had nothing to do with him. Beside Qin Heng sat another person: a girl around eighteen or nineteen years old, with long black hair draped over her shoulders, delicate features, and strikingly bright eyes. She wore a snow-white dress with a blue ribbon tied at her waist, emanating a pure aura. However, each cuff was embroidered with twelve small purple snakes, each biting the tail of the one before it to form a circle, adding a touch of enchantment. The girl also remained in her seat, her expression unfazed, as if unconcerned about dying if the airplane were destroyed.

"Aren't you afraid?" the girl asked, blinking her bright eyes inquisitively at Qin Heng. "Don't you know that the fight outside could destroy this plane? Look, everyone else is scared to death."

"Their being scared to death has nothing to do with me," Qin Heng replied, glancing at the girl indifferently. "Aren't you also unafraid?"

"Me?" The girl shook her head, a charming smile gracing her innocent and exquisite face as she flicked her hair. "In this world, very few things can scare or concern me, and those two are not among them."

At this moment, the other panicked passengers noticed Qin Heng and the girl's composure. Seeing them still seated and chatting so lightheartedly, everyone was dumbfounded. The surrounding passengers could not comprehend Qin Heng and the girl's behavior. Perhaps their composure highlighted how pitiful their own panic seemed, for they couldn't help but ridicule them:

"My God! Have these two young people lost their minds?"

"Don't they know the plane is about to crash? They're about to die, yet they still have the nerve to chat?!"

"Madmen! These two are definitely madmen! Chatting when they're about to die!"

"I wonder, in this world, who could scare or concern you?" Qin Heng asked with interest, knowing full well this girl was no ordinary person.

"Even if I told you, you wouldn't know them," the girl said, shaking her head. She then chuckled and continued, "But there's no harm in mentioning it. The Tianshi Sect issues the Heavenly Ranking, listing the ten strongest Semi-Saints in the mortal realm. Of those, only the top five concern me. However, I should recently add one more: the sixth on the Heavenly Ranking, Qin Xuantian..."

"Qin Xuantian?" Qin Heng was slightly startled, then smiled faintly. "Is he very impressive?"

"Very impressive!" the girl nodded solemnly. "This person is hailed as the first of all ages, resolute and decisive in action, with a mysterious lineage and unfathomable power. He subdued the Boundless Vajra Sect with a single gesture and is rumored to be only eighteen years old—truly astonishing!"

"Indeed, quite impressive," Qin Heng nodded in satisfaction, smiling. "This Qin Xuantian must be one of those peerless geniuses, with strength that reaches the pinnacle."

"Haha, you're quite interesting. You remain so calm even when facing mortal danger, without your expression changing," the girl laughed, looking at Qin Heng. "You clearly have no idea what I'm talking about, yet you can still follow the conversation. How amusing. Since you're so entertaining, I'll ensure no one on this plane has to die."

With those words, she faced the window and exhaled a breath of white air. Instantly, the temperature in the cabin plummeted several degrees, making everyone shiver uncontrollably. Simultaneously, the sea of clouds outside solidified. Immense cold surged from all directions, enveloping the clouds within a radius of over ten kilometers and turning them all to ice!

Ten thousand meters high in the sky, the sea of clouds within a ten-kilometer radius instantly turned into hard ice under the influence of the girl's breath, freezing the two combatants outside in place, rendering them unable to move!

Following this, everyone in the cabin felt the plane sinking, slowly descending. Moments later, under the utterly shocked gazes of everyone aboard, the plane landed on the solid ice suspended ten thousand meters high!

A miracle! This was simply a miracle!

Whether ordinary passengers or flight attendants, all were stunned. Feeling the stability of the cabin, they all cried tears of joy, holding their heads and weeping. No matter what, they were finally safe, no longer needing to worry about the plane crashing!

"How about that? Impressive, right?" the girl boasted, looking proud as she pointed outside toward Qin Heng. "Let's see if you're surprised now!"

She was already imagining how shocked Qin Heng would be. After all, to ordinary people, freezing a ten-thousand-meter-high expanse of clouds with a single breath was a feat worthy of Immortal Gods! In the girl's eyes, Qin Heng was far too composed, his expression unchanging even when faced with the peril of a plane crash. This made her unable to resist teasing him, wanting to see an astonished look on his face.

But Qin Heng's expression remained calm. His gaze lightly swept over the scenery outside before he nodded at the girl and said, "Hmm, not bad."

His tone was like that of a teacher grading a student's homework.