Chapter 1276: Wherever the Spear is, It is Invincible!
Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
How formidable was Matu Joko, the Divine Son, recorded on the golden stone tablet?
Regrettably, Matu had already passed away, his name long since struck from the golden stone tablet.
Braydon Neal stood before the tablet, his spear gripped in hand, lips barely moving.
“Second place, Kalei Kgomo!”
“Third place, Loba Bhota!”
“Fourth place, Yeften Chirwa!”
“Fifth place, Fakihi Biyela.”
“Sixth place, Soja Lamola!”
“Seventh place, Sule Yaffe.”
“Eighth place, Saedy Yaffe.”
“Ninth place, Jaali Sibisi!”
“Tenth place, Gatimu Masilela.”
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Before him, Braydon softly recited the names of ten individuals.
Each one a prodigy of the Hall of Edicts, none weaker than Divine Son Matu.
Yet now, they had all been marked by Braydon.
The Oracle Palace had aroused Braydon’s wrath.
Intent on slaying the elites of the Oracle Palace, Braydon sought to teach Rayha Qhobela her limits.
Secluded in his residence, Braydon seldom ventured out.
Half the Hall of Edicts had never laid eyes on him.
They had only heard rumors of a descendant of the Divine Lord taking the God Slaying Bow from its sacred statue.
Now, Braydon stood in the Hall of Edicts, the news of his presence spreading swiftly.
The instructors of the Hall of Edicts were revered as gods, true warlock emperors!
A middle-aged man cloaked in purple approached, announcing, “Young Divine Lord, the Great Divine Priest has tasked me with overseeing your academic affairs exclusively.”
“Get lost within ten seconds,” Braydon retorted, his intent murderous.
Was he there for a lesson?
No, the Northern King had come to spill blood!
The purple-robed god’s countenance shifted slightly.
He hadn’t anticipated Braydon’s flippant disregard.
This would complicate their future interactions.
Failure to fulfill the Great Divine Priest’s directives would bring its own set of problems.
While others focused solely on mental power, Braydon had fortified his body.
Reacting swiftly, the purple-robed god erected a mental barrier to deflect Braydon’s spear while conjuring his spell.
The flames morphed into thirteen crimson chains, swirling menacingly in the sky and slashing toward Braydon.
“Shatter!”
Braydon commanded, directing his spear toward the golden barrier before him.
Unfazed by the onslaught of chains, he remained fixated on his singular objective—the purple-robed god.
With a resounding crack, the golden barrier fractured under the force of Braydon’s assault.
In an instant, it ruptured!
The spear, akin to a dragon, surged forward with even greater velocity.
Within a single breath, it traversed 4,000 meters, its momentum escalating.
Braydon’s form emitted a radiant white light, a manifestation of one of his eight techniques, instant technique.
His newfound speed exceeded ten times the speed of sound.
What recourse did the purple-robed god have to evade?
The spear impaled the deity’s chest, pinning him against the Hall of Edicts’s wall.
Silence blanketed the hall as stunned students looked on.
Today, a mortal had slain a god, defying the established order by striking down his own teacher.
It was a humiliation as much as it was a victory.
“Cough! You...”
The purple-robed god, gasping for breath, gazed at Braydon in disbelief.
He had never fathomed that Braydon would dare to kill him.
Yet, Braydon’s resolve remained unshaken.
His left hand gripped the hilt of his sword.
With a swift motion, the Northern King Sword severed the god’s head from his body, extinguishing the life of a warlock emperor before he could unleash his full might.
The death of a god reverberated as a seismic event, instilling terror in the hearts of many.
Only Braydon remained aloof, his gaze piercing as he addressed the descendants of the gods, “The Divine Ranking inscribed on the golden stone tablet is the ranking all of you aspire to achieve. I aim to claim my place on that ranking.
“Hansworth’s Braydon Neal is here to challenge everyone!”
His proclamation hung in the air, barely fading before Braydon swung his blade.
The sword light streaked across the sky, brimming with a chilling killing intent.
Braydon aimed to exploit the rules of the Divine Ranking, intending to slaughter over 700 descendants of the gods listed on it.
He was deemed a madman—a lunatic driven by the Oracle Palace’s transgression against his two children.
With a swoosh, the terrifying sword light, infused with the sharpness of forbidden techniques, descended upon the crowd, claiming 76 lives in its wake.
Some were cleaved in half, others beheaded, as blood painted half the Oracle Palace crimson.
In the blink of an eye, a harrowing massacre unfolded.