Chapter 2030: Eastern Domain Crisis
The four ultimate forces and the five great chaotic kingdoms have currently dispatched a considerable number of All Things Realm beings and Controller-level beings to deal with the Devouring Sky Clan creatures.
However, these major forces do not dare to send all their strong beings out to hunt the Devouring Sky Clan before confirming their main force.
In the Endless Chaos, indeed, there are many Devouring Sky Clan armies wildly attacking Chaos creatures, but they are relatively dispersed. Judging by their scale, these crazed slaughtering Devouring Sky Clan armies aren’t the true main force. Some armies are only led by Generals, namely Golden Body All Things Realm Devouring Sky Clan creatures. To tackle such armies, a Chaos Life of Controller level leading a force is sufficient to ambush them.
In the fifth year of the full-scale war.
Near the Eastern Domain Slaughter God Temple Main Hall!
Although the Void Divine Hall no longer exists, the Slaughter God Temple still remains. Currently, the Slaughter God Temple is jointly controlled by the four ultimate forces, still divided into the general halls of the four domains: east, south, west, and north.
The Eastern Domain Main Hall is controlled by the Boundaryless Spirit Mountain.
At this moment, within the Eastern Domain Main Hall, a Chaos Hall Master from the Boundaryless Spirit Mountain is stationed there. This Hall Master, named Niu Gu, is also an elderly Controller-level strong being. In terms of strength, he is considered relatively formidable among all Controllers.
This day, the area near the Eastern Domain Main Hall seemed as usual, rather stagnant. Niu Gu stationed at the Eastern Domain Main Hall can only leave if it’s of utmost importance. Nevertheless, he is monitoring the chaos in the Endless Chaos, regularly receiving reports from his subordinates on the movements of the Devouring Sky Clan creatures in the chaos.
In the midst of this stagnation, a Devouring Sky Clan fortress rapidly approaches the Eastern Domain Main Hall.
