Within the void between these troops and the front line of the battlefield, a total of nine narrow passageways were ford.
Below the nine narrow passageways were a series of half-cylindrical constructs of silver-white.
They resembled bamboo tubes cut in half, with the upper side being the fine lines through which the troops passed.
From a distance, all the soldiers passing through these half cylinders automatically had various spells, enhancents, equipnt, and weapons attached to them.
The many powerful figures from Tian Ju Pavilion and other forces that Li Chengyi had seen heading to the battlefield were now on the edges of the cylinders, frantically casting status buffs on the soldiers.
So even split off part of themselves to create clones and projections, joining the flow of soldiers and charging towards the frontline together.
Li Chengyi noticed that every ti soone enhanced a soldier, the Tian Ju Pavilion token at their waist would flash once, obviously tallying rit points.
"Truly a good place to farm for rits..." he sighed.
Previously, in the accelerated ti dojo, he had also asked Lan ng to help him reverse and restore part of the ti within his sanctified Blind Spot World.
This had resurrected many beings that had died due to the collateral damage from his Eternal Vitality.
For Lan ng, who possessed limitless energy, this was but a trifle.
Because they both hailed from the sa hotown and had a natural connection related to the Blue Book, Lan ng had a very good impression of Li Chengyi. In addition, it was actually due to Li Chengyi that Master Tian Xuanzi had unearthed him and invited him to Tian Ju Pavilion.
Therefore, Lan ng felt that he owed Li Chengyi a great debt of karma.
If it hadn’t been for Tian Xuanzi’s support, he wouldn’t have known how many years it would have taken to take the final critical step.
After all, there were too many individuals in the Black Sea stuck at the last stage of becoming Dinsional Demon Gods, unable to ascend.
Having entered the dinsions through illusions, which are harder to ascend from than others, he felt a great debt towards Li Chengyi for assisting him earnestly.
Li Chengyi was now hovering in mid-air, overlooking nine battlefronts below, all converging into one eventually.
The types of soldiers within the battlefronts were a chaotic mix of various forms, completely lacking the uniformity of other wars.
Moreover, the forms and abilities of the nine types of soldiers were constantly changing, seemingly evolving strategically in response to the offensive and defensive strategies of the other side.
At a glance, each battlefront could supply millions or even tens of millions of soldiers to the frontline every mont.
Li Chengyi dove down, quickly making a decision.
He intended to first try his hand at long-range combat.
He moved through successive Instantaneous Movents to enter the first battlefront.
As he drew closer, the battlefront rapidly enlarged in his view, transforming from a fine line to as thick as a palm.
Then it widened to the breadth of a bathtub before completely filling his entire field of vision.
In his view, a dense multitude of white entities erged, like countless grains of sand on a beach, utterly minuscule.
Li Chengyi continued to Instantaneously Move, and with each move, those white grains of sand appeared to grow larger in an instant.
With repeated movents, the grains swiftly enlarged, turning into a host of colossal War Behemoths.
All around him were densely packed imnse dragon beasts.
The white behemoths ford an imnse, boundless white ocean, swarming and charging toward the far-off front.
They moved in eerie silence, their eyes blood-red, devoid of any reason, driven only by a profound desire to kill as they pressed forward.
Before long, Li Chengyi turned into a black streak and landed on the back of a mountainous colossal beast that was tens of thousands of ters long, sitting down cross-legged.
This behemoth resembled a saber-toothed dragon with a shell on its back, its forehead bristling with sharp, dense rush horns, a mouth full of jagged teeth, and its body emitting a continuous green poisonous fog.
The spot where Li Chengyi sat was a gap between two of the creature’s jagged teeth.
Even a single tooth here was hundreds of ters high, like white mountain peaks blocking all his vision.
No sooner had he landed than Li Chengyi realized sothing was wrong; this position didn’t even allow him to discern what was happening ahead.
He stood on the ground, his feet resting on the keratinous scales of the colossal beast. Here, they presented as white, textured, hard shells, seemingly as impenetrable as stone.
He crouched down and tapped the ground lightly.
Thud, thud, thud.
The dull thumping sounded as if he were knocking on a composite material made of tal and wood.
"No heat... or rather, has the heat been completely isolated and sealed?" Li Chengyi realized.
He needed to first understand these fundantal sources of troops on the battlefield, and then use this as a reference for remotely assessing the strength of the enemies opposite them.
Standing up, he took a deep breath; the liquid substance of the Black Sea around him was pushed away, leaving only the faint green poison mist emitted by the beast itself.
The pungent mist with a hint of almond scent circulated through his body and was naturally expelled without causing any harm.
"It seems to have the function of distinguishing between friend and foe."
He looked up at the sky.
The green mists above turned into clouds, squeezing out the thick black substance of the Black Sea, rging into a stunning, dark green oceanic spectacle.
It was as if an entire green ocean hung inverted in the sky.
Together with the surrounding white saber-toothed peaks and occasional violent tremors from earthquakes,
any common person arriving here would probably think they were in a dreamscape.
Li Chengyi glanced around at the white saber-toothed peaks and imdiately knew that he couldn’t rely on his vision here, so he released his Consciousness Power.
His Consciousness Power instantly spanned beyond the colossal beast, scanning the surroundings of the first battle line.
The width of this frontline was imnse; Li Chengyi’s Consciousness Power could essentially cover the span of an entire planet, yet it couldn’t even reach the walls on both sides of the passage.
All he could see were the white behemoths, each tens of thousands of ters in length, slowly altering their forms as they surged towards the frontline.
Around the outermost layer of the behemoths, nurous rays of light radiated upwards, enveloping the vicinity.
Here, the quantity of powerful individuals from Tian Ju Pavilion, Lian City Association, and many smaller powers when spread across such a massive battlefield was like sesa seeds in the ocean, the chance of encountering one another so low it was unimaginable.
Li Chengyi scanned for a long while but didn’t detect any other comrades nearby; he then gave up on this idea and concentrated on regulating his breath on the back of the saber-toothed dragon, ready to take action at any mont.
With his current power, the most formidable was the terrifying physique brought about by Eternal Vitality.
His other thods, whether it be severing the thread of life with a more potent dinsional cut, burning with the flas of the Sword Furnace, or condensing countless Swords of Wisdom with Consciousness Power, none were remotely as potent as his physical prowess.
So...
He stood up, his body slowly rising.
As the behemoth accelerated, moving towards the front lines.
From his position, what unfolded in front of him was the murky green sea and sky between the saber-toothed peaks, with massive sounds vibrating from afar, stirring up giant waves in the sky’s inky sea.
The poison mist turned into winds; the dragon’s back trembled violently.
Li Chengyi heard the terrifying roars filled with anger and intent to kill ringing in his ears.
Moo!!!
It was as if the roar of a bull thundering through heaven and earth.
He gently flew upward, climbing higher and higher.
When he was about a kiloter away from the dragon’s back, he halted abruptly.
His Consciousness Power extended forward, piercing through the murky green sea of the sky, entering the Black Sea. Then, in an instant, it reached the first line tens of thousands of miles ahead.
There, the white behemoths, like mountains, crashed thunderously into the swarms of Black Behemoths.
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