Great Yi's heart skipped a beat, but his expression remained unchanged. He stared at the Tenth Son of the Golden Crow, killing intent evident in his eyes.
The Tenth Prince sensed Great Yi's murderous intent and sneered, saying, "At death's door, and you still want to act tough? You are truly stubborn. Do you have the power to kill me?"
His expression was disdainful, his face full of mockery.
Clearly, he had no respect for Great Yi's abilities and did not see him as a worthy opponent.
The more he faced Great Yi, the faster the shadow in his Dao Heart dissipated.
Because the Tenth Prince realized that Great Yi was no longer his match.
Since that was the case, why should he fear Great Yi? There was no need at all.
Now, killing Great Yi was not even to rid himself of the shadow; it was purely because Great Yi was an enemy, so he wanted to kill him, not to overcome any shadow or heart demon.
His mental knot had already been untied.
