Chapter 1631 - Mysterious Dragons Head
Chapter 1631 - Mysterious Dragon's Head
Astral domain force surged outward in a crushing wave, and Liu Wuxie's domain locked down a radius of three thousand miles. This time, he refused to give the Mad Demon Ancestors any chance to escape."What a terrifying axe!"
The cultivators watching from afar dropped to their knees as the axe behind Liu Wuxie suppressed them into the ground.
That pressure felt like a god's might that transcended heaven and earth, and an axe that could split everything in the world. The instant it fell, heaven and earth fractured, and countless mountains collapsed in silence.
No one understood what was happening. Buildings began to crumble under the axe's suppression, and even Liu Wuxie couldn't hide his shock.
The world itself shifted the moment the axe appeared. The surrounding landscape twisted as if doomsday had arrived, yet it also carried the eerie sense of heaven and earth being reborn.
The axe had no physical body, but the moment it cleaved, sizzling heat erupted within the Mad Demon Ancestors' soul seas like a raging fire, scorching their spirits.
"This ends now!"
Liu Wuxie knew he had to finish this quickly in case other experts lurked nearby. After all, countless people across the Indigo Bamboo Astral Domain wanted him dead.
He had two goals in killing the Mad Demon Ancestors. One was to avenge Vanya, and the other was to obtain their resources to nourish his cultivation. At his current height, every future breakthrough only became harder, and the cracks on the Heavenly Dao Book continued to widen.
A growing premonition pressed on him that someone in the Fleeting Cloud Celestial Realm had already noticed him and was searching for a way to open a passage between the two realms.
The immortals of the Indigo Bamboo Astral Domain didn't truly terrify him because they hadn't undergone the Fleeting Cloud Celestial Realm's baptism, which meant the laws in their bodies remained incomplete. But cultivators from the Fleeting Cloud Celestial Realm were different, because they carried celestial laws that could further empower their immortal arts.