Chapter 6025: Poye’s Shell

Chapter 6025: Poye’s Shell

What one felt was neither evil nor darkness from this power but rather, a divine punishment or an ominous omen. It seemed to be carrying the will of the high heaven, forcing everyone down to their knees regardless of their cultivation.

Weaker emperors and desolate gods’ knees buckled, akin to beasts meeting their mortal foes.

“Where is it coming from?” Omni gazed at the depths of the main palace. Allmountain did the same with his heavenly gaze.

They roared the world but had never seen anything like this before.

“Boom!” A solar light from underground also erupted to stop the unknown darkness. It blinded spectators, forcing them to cover their eyes.

Within this radiance was a peerless woman attempting to stop the spread of darkness. When people opened their eyes, they were immediately drawn in by her peerless appearance and aura.

However, they noticed something rather hilarious - she was wearing a broken egg on her head.

The strongest members of Three Immortals have fought him, but none found true success. Alas, his death was all but assured now.

Who did it? No one was there to see the fight. Those from Life and Death Heaven or Supreme Heaven didn’t have more information regarding his death either.

Allmountain became frozen. As an emperor at the origination stage, he had a better perspective on Poye’s power. Poye was absolutely the strongest, certainly undefeatable. Killing him was virtually impossible. He couldn’t possibly fathom the level of existence capable of doing so.

As for Li Qiye, his gaze pierced through the depths of the main palace where he saw the thing Unrivalled Monarch was fighting against.

“I’ll be back.” He said before taking the statue from Sky Step King and throwing it into the main hall.

The eye opened again and released mercury-like rays. They seeped into the old palaces and removed the power of oblivion.

The entire region recovered swiftly - Greatsword’s group who was lost in this domain was dragged out and spared from the aging process.

1. How unfortunate, I hope I didn’t use he/him for the monarch in previous chapters. ☜