Chapter 1664: Divine Calamity
Chapter 1664: Divine Calamity
The man stood tall, gazing intently at the two armies before him. His eyes shimmered with a strange, otherworldly light—almost as if they could reflect not just the souls of every being nearby, but the very essence of the entire continent. Silence cloaked the area like a thick fog, and he didn’t utter a single word for what felt like an eternity. Then, at last, he opened his mouth.
“I am Divine Calamity Omega Lord. Bow now—or be destroyed.”
His voice roared across the skies like thunder tearing through the heavens. The earth trembled beneath the weight of his words, the sheer power resonating like the eruption of ancient volcanoes and the catastrophic shattering of the land itself. It wasn’t merely loud; it was a force—a divine decree that crushed reality with its intensity.
The effect on the crowd was instant and cataclysmic, particularly among the life forms of the Third Realm. Although none of them recognized the man’s appearance, all of them knew the name and title. Even Cain found himself involuntarily clenching his fists.
Thanks to the memories he had stolen from Sorcerer and Marlin, Cain knew what the title “Omega Lord” truly signified. It wasn’t just ceremonial or symbolic. No—an Omega Lord was an ArchDeity, a being who stood at the very summit of existence itself.
And Divine Calamity? That was not just a moniker. It was the name of the creator and ruler of the Divine Calamity Heaven, an Omega Lord Tier Organization. This wasn’t some petty sect or regional kingdom. No, this was a divine empire that dominated not only one continent but three—including the Everlife Continent.
Within the Divine Calamity Heaven’s vast domain were many factions—mighty organizations such as the Gu Sect, the Golden Star Kingdom, and the Eclipse School. These powerful forces might have seemed irreconcilable, constantly embroiled in conflict, yet they all answered to the same supreme authority, Divine Calamity.
That Omega Lord force rarely interfered in the struggles between organizations. Internal wars, alliances, betrayals—it was all permitted, so long as the tithe was paid every century. But when Divine Calamity himself descended, his words became absolute law.
As though compelled by an unseen force, everyone bowed their heads. Every cultivator, all lowered themselves in complete deference to the being before them.