Return of the Mount Hua Sect Novel Translation

Chapter 1942. Just Like Back Then In The Past. (2) The Xar Moron River. [Xar Moron River. Seonap Mokryunha . 서납목륜하 ( 西拉木 伦河 ). A 380-kilometer waterway in Inner Mongolia, in northeast China. Its name translates to “Yellow River” in Mongolian.] Across the boundless, sprawling grasslands, a yellow river, like a Yellow Dragon, stretched from one end to the other. The people of the Central Plains, to distinguish it from the Yellow River, had named it the Yellow Waters. Along the vast basin of that river stood an army so immense that it was impossible to count in full. [Yellow River. Hwangha . 황하 ( 黃河 ). China’s great Yellow River. Flows across northern China into the Bohai Sea.] [Yellow Waters. Hwangsu . 황수 ( 黃水 ). A name used by the people of the Central Plains to distinguish the Xar Moron River from the Yellow River. Flows through eastern Inner Mongolia.] At the very front, where the army met the Yellow Waters, several men clad in splendid armor stood facing the wind blowin...

Chapter 1941. Just Like Back Then In The Past. (1) Bang! As the door was thrown open with force, the lamplight illuminating the room wavered precariously. Those seated with grave expressions all turned their eyes toward the entrance at once. Cheong Myeong strode into the room with a hardened expression. “What’s the situation?” “Sit down first.” Cheong Myeong cast a glance at Hong Daegwang. He soon withdrew his gaze and took a seat opposite Hong Daegwang. Five Swords, who had followed him in, also sat down. A heavy atmosphere hung over everyone’s face. “What do you mean, the Demonic Cult?” The moment he had barely settled into his seat, Baek Cheon turned toward Hyeon Jong and asked. Hyeon Jong let out a faint groan, his face weighed down with gravity. “I don’t know the full details either. For now, the Beggar Union Leader...” “I’ll explain, Alliance Leader.” “Mm. Then I shall leave it to you.” Hong Daegwang nodded before opening his mouth without delay. “An urg...

Chapter 1940. There’s No Need to Understand. (5) To say darkness had fallen would almost feel awkward, for the sky overflowed with stars bright enough to deny the night. And beneath them, a pitch-black river surged. A black current stained the earth as it flowed south, and farther south. Heavenly Executioner silently watched the immense current, that black river formed not from water but from human beings, and his gaze sank heavily. The demon soldiers advanced with their breaths held. As though they had been bewitched by something. To some, it would have been a sight of utter terror. Yet what surfaced in Heavenly Executioner’s eyes was dissatisfaction he couldn’t quite conceal. “......They’re slow.” Ordinarily, he would’ve torn the heads from those unbearably sluggish demon soldiers himself if that was what it took to make them move faster. But now, he merely followed behind their slow march at an equally unhurried pace. Of course, it wasn’t because he pitied them. Heav...