Peerless Taoist

Gods were eternal. What Lu Yu had killed was the Asura God of this generation.    

As long as the Asura Race was still around, the faith of the Asura Race still existed. The fire would continue to burn, and a new Asura God would slowly appear.    

And the Son of God was the heir to the Asura Divine Thrones.    

Generally speaking, a Divine Thrones often had many God Children as their successors. They would compete with each other and eventually choose the strongest person to inherit the Asura Divine Thrones and become the new Asura God.    

Within the bodies of these God Children, there was the blood of gods.    

And what Lu Yu needed was the blood of a god. With the blood of god, he could use it to recover to his peak state in a short period of time.    

This was what Lu Yu needed right now.    

"A Son of God Asura, I have to win this battle credit." Lu Yu's eyes flashed with a bright light.    

In Imperial Capital, capturing the spy of the enemy and being such a high level existence in the Asura Race was bound to be a shocking battle credit.    

Lu Yu knew that the battle achievements he had accumulated before, whether it was saving Xiahou Li in the Luo River Star River or destroying the Blue Lotus God afterwards, had all been recorded in the records of the Bureau of Personnel and Bureau of Military Personnel.    

Once the Imperial Examinations were over and he had the status of a scholar, these battle achievements would push him to an extremely high level.    

In Great Yu's Heavenly Dynasty, everything was based on strength and credit. With such military achievements, he would definitely achieve meteoric rise in the future.    

Lu Yu carefully examined the soul of the Asura Sovereign, and then directly extinguished it with one hand.    

"Hiding in the Imperial Capital, do you really think that you will be safe just by hiding inside?"    

Lu Yu strode out and left the dense forest once more.    

...    

The Imperial Capital was situated beside the Vermillion Bird Street in front of the Imperial City.    

This was the most imposing yamen on the entire street. A towering stone pillar stood tall, and the plaque on the door was inscribed with the words "Imperial Capital Office."    

Next to these words was a golden seal, written by Great Yu's Great Ancestor.    

When everyone looked up at these words, they felt a murderous aura rushing toward them.    

There were thirty-three steps outside of Imperial Capital, and on both sides stood enormous and majestic stone statues of Demonic Beast. This was not as simple as a simple stone statue; the Demonic Beast's soul was sealed within. Once something happened, these two stone statues would immediately transform into spirit beasts. They would start killing the intruders.    

As the largest office in Great Yu's Heavenly Dynasty, the gates of Imperial Capital were usually closed, and only the small doors on both sides would open. From day to night, officials and cultivators who came to take care of matters were constantly passing through the place. It was very lively.    

When Lu Yu arrived at the office of the imperial capital, it was the busiest time of the day.    

At this time, many people who did the job walked into the office to do the job. Perhaps it was because they did not expect that someone would dare to make a move in the Imperial Capital, the official standing in front of the door did not even check before letting Lu Yu in.    

Upon entering the Imperial Capital, they immediately felt how grand the number one government office in the Heaven Realm was.    

Looking around, there were more than 30 stories of tall pavilions everywhere. Some of them were even floating in the clouds, connected to each other by pontoons.    

In the sky above the Imperial Capital, there was a bright golden pupil, constantly monitoring the surroundings. That was the Heavenly Eye Formation above the Imperial Capital, able to monitor the movements of tens of thousands of people in the Imperial Capital.    

In the Imperial Capital, countless officials were shuttling back and forth, but in an orderly manner.    

This place dealt with countless cases of various sizes in the imperial capital, but because of the laws of the imperial court, there had not been much chaos.