With a loud sizzle, a terrifying fla suddenly rose from Claire's slender body, burning her to ashes. .
The scarlet flas floating in the white ball was her real body.
The mont she turned into a ball of flas, a cold voice rang out yet again. “Grandmaster of Heaven, I advise you to give up.”
“Just a word from you and you expect to give up?” The Grandmaster of Heaven remained stoic. “Even if the Eye Spirit ca to in person, he has no right to force to give up.”
“If the Eye Spirit were to co to you in person, he wouldn't stop until he killed you,” Claire added.
Over the years, the Elent Spirit race and the Nihility race had fought quite fiercely both openly and secretly. The Nihility race hadn't declined, but had instead beco stronger with each passing day. But overall, the Elent Spirit race still held an absolute advantage.
If the Elent Spirit race really wanted to fight the Nihility race to death, they would most likely find themselves in a situation similar to what the human race had been in back then.
The human race had once grown so powerful that they had beco a threat to the Elent Spirit race. But although the Elent Spirit race had suffered a heavy blow, they had finally won. They had eliminated most of the humans, and trapped the outstanding human heroes on Stage Thirty-three.
Unfortunately, the Nihility race hadn't existed at the ti. If it had, the Elent Spirit race wouldn't have dared attack the human race at such great cost. After all, the fight between any of the two races would work as an advantage of the third one. No one would have dared do such a stupid thing.
This situation was sowhat similar to that of the past. The sudden rise of the Nihility race had already threatened the status of the Elent Spirit race. If the Elent Spirit race fought despite the risk of suffering heavy blows, they might succeed in eliminating the Nihility race.
There was no third great force that would profit from their fight. The Other Shore races that still stuck to the Finale Way weren't a threat in any way.
The Elent Spirit race had a psychological advantage over the Nihility race.
But the Grandmaster of Heaven was mighty.
He had led the Nihility race from strength to strength.
The Grandmaster of Heaven remained stoic in the face of these threats. He replied calmly, “Then let's fight till death.”
There was grit and determination in the simple reply.
Claire didn't say anything. The flas in the white ball trembled but she had already left.
The Grandmaster of Heaven stared at Zen.
He was also a very smart man. Zen's words made it clear that he believed in the Finale Way, and there was no question of changing his mind.
It would be aningless for the Grandmaster of Heaven to stay here and persuade Zen to join the Nihility race. He had to find another way.
“So ideas will change with ti,” the Grandmaster of Heaven said slowly and then dived into the red ball.
The three blood-red balls flew towards another direction.
Claire and the Grandmaster of Heaven had left, but the shock that they had caused still lingered.
The final exchange between the powerful warriors of the two races had shocked the Other Shore creatures.
Were the Nihility race and the Elent Spirit race preparing to fight to death in order to win Zen over?
It was a well-known fact that the two biggest races on the Other Shore had been fighting openly and secretly for nearly four hundred chaotic eras. But both sides were scrupulous and had never co to a stage where they had to fight to death.
And now their confrontation had escalated just because of a human boy who hadn't even reached the Eternal Realm yet?
What did it an?
It probably ant that there was a reason why they thought Zen was worthy enough that they needed to fight until death.
What was the reason though?
The collective interest of the Other Shore creatures in Zen was piqued.
Even Pearce, Auden, and the others from the Oneness Sky Palace were confused.
They knew that Zen was important to the Oneness Sky Palace, but not to the point that two races were willing to fight for him!
“Prival Lord of Heaven, what's going on?” Zen asked, confused and helpless.
The attitude that these two great races held towards him was beyond Zen's comprehension. He wanted an answer from the Prival Lord of Heaven.
The Prival Lord of Heaven had been silent from the very beginning. He seed to want to avoid the Grandmaster of Heaven for so reason.
And now that the Grandmaster of Heaven had left, the Prival Lord of Heaven returned to normal. He said slowly, as if he was mulling over his words, “Perhaps it's because of the eighteen imprints you've obtained.”
The Other Shore creatures of Stage Thirty-two didn't know that Zen had obtained eighteen imprints, but the Grandmaster of Heaven and Claire probably knew about it.
“Because of these imprints?” Zen said, even more confused. It wasn't a very convincing reason.
“As far as I know, the more imprints one has, the better they could handle everything in the Eternal Scroll Painting. But back then, it was unclear whether the eighteen imprints would cause other problems. Now that so many years have passed, many things might have happened that I do not know about.”
The Prival Lord of Heaven knew a lot about the world but he had been trapped on Stage Thirty-three for a long ti. He didn't know anything about what had transpired in the past many chaotic eras. According to him, the problem was still in the eighteen imprints.
Everyone was absorbed in guesswork when the edge of the scroll painting in the sky suddenly beca coated in a layer of gold.
The scroll painting hanging in the sky of the Grand Plain Stage revealed many different colors which slowly took shape and turned into silhouettes of different Other Shore creatures.
“Buzz...”
A circle soon appeared in the Eternal Scroll Painting. It rotated slowly and before long, a long colorful ribbon had erged from it. It twisted and turned into a huge vortex, filling the entire Eternal Scroll Painting. The scene presented was magnificently eye-catching.
“Vortex!”
Of late, whenever Zen saw a vortex, he could not help but think of the Abstruse Energy World.
“Yes, it is connecting to so part of the Abstruse Energy World,” the Prival Lord of Heaven said, confirming his thoughts.
As the vortex continued to fluctuate, the silhouettes that had shown up began to line up in an orderly fashion within the vortex.
The vortex was made up of hundreds of circles of different sizes. The silhouette of the Other Shore creature that was in the innermost circle looked like a single ball.
This ball was likely a mber of the Nihility race or the Elent Spirit race.
The Prival Lord of Heaven had once ntioned that the Eye Spirit of the Elent Spirit race was ranked first in the Eternal Scroll Painting. This ball was probably the Eye Spirit.
A spider like creature was ranked second. The Prival Lord of Heaven explained to Zen that it was a spider spirit from the Star Spider Civilization in the 96th round of chaos. Its silhouette had been left on the Eternal Scroll Painting, but its real body had already perished on Stage Thirty-three.
“Can such a powerful existence that ranked second in the Eternal Scroll Painting die in Stage Thirty-three?” Zen was surprised.
“The closer one is to the top ranks in the Eternal Scroll Painting, the more outstanding blood power one will be able to obtain. But these rankings don't represent their full strength,” the Prival Lord of Heaven said. “The Grandmaster of Heaven never managed to enter the first four circles, but he still beca the leader of the Nihility race.”
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