Chapter 370 - 329: Revival of the Bloodline!
The Void passage finally reached its end, and at that moment, Ye Chen, holding the Heavenly Divine Spear, charged forth and stabbed it into the chest of the Red-scaled King, causing his body to crack and blood to spurt wildly.
Had the Red-scaled King been defeated?
But in reality, it wasn’t so; as a king of his era, how could he be so easily wounded? This was a trade-off of injury for injury. The Blood Spear in his hand also stabbed towards Ye Chen, but it only penetrated his shoulder, encountering significant resistance and failing to pierce completely.
"What a powerful body of a king, far stronger than my own," the Red-scaled King couldn’t help but exclaim. Each king trained every aspect to the extreme, naturally including the divine body, which was cultivated to almost the ultimate extent, such that even ordinary Divinity Transformation Daoist Soldiers would find it difficult to harm. Such was the evidence.
But everything in front of them proved that Ye Chen’s body was stronger than his. Even though he was as formidable as ever, having fostered life-selling injuries and a Blood Spear for his future conquest on the Human Emperor Road, he could only insert it halfway, unable to achieve complete success. Such was the evidence.
"When it comes to the strength of the physical treasure body, among the kings, I claim second place, and no one dares to claim the first," Ye Chen said, his eyes radiating astonishing confidence.
He had the confidence, unless one surpassed the Demigod Realm. Otherwise, no one below Divinity Transformation could compare, at most only standing shoulder to shoulder.
The two mighty kings each retreated, naturally bringing their respective war soldiers with them, dripping with each other’s royal blood in the air, suspended as they stood. The divine might of the kings surged and collided with thunderous booms, captivating and shocking onlookers.
Beyond the passage was a desolate wilderness, barren of vegetation, with mountain ranges stretching on, empty and uninhabited, as if it were a somber Valley of Death.