Wen Wen stood at the entrance of the fifth floor gate, the powerful strength in him had already disappeared.
In those short ten minutes, Wen Wen experienced what true power ant, only then could one be considered a deity.
If Wen Wen wanted, in those ten minutes, he could have completely destroyed the world, which would have been very easy for him.
Bai Mo walked up behind Wen Wen, his forehead was covered in sweat, and his internal strength was almost gone. Just keeping Wen Wen rational in that state had consud a great deal of his power.
"Don’t think of relying on this move to defeat strong enemies in the future, this kind of thing can only be done once, the risk of doing it a second ti is a hundred tis greater than the first."
Wen Wen raised an eyebrow, slightly disappointed, but now the Federation had no enemies that required him to enter such a state.
"You should take good care of yourself, I’m going to finish up so loose ends now."
Wen Wen ca out of the Sanctuary and went to Qiao Feiya’s side, seeing the Judicators lying beside him.
Of the seven Judicators who participated in besieging the Great Sage, and Vice President Srexin, a total of eight people, only five were still breathing.
Sakuraba Issei and the Sand Sea Priest had completely died, and the Magical Beast Star Qilin, who had just been resurrected, reverted back to the form of the Qiling Pearl, uncertain of when it would recover again.
The others who were still alive were not in optimistic conditions either.
Xun Ying’s natal sword was broken by the Great Sage, and he was now in a coma. Even if he recovered, he’d lose more than half of his power.
Srexin’s arms were broken, and there was a huge wound on his chest and abdon.
Ishna’s upper half of the skull was burned, with one eye directly shattered.
Kyogoku Kura’s entire body had broken bones and tendons, like a mushy dough, unable to even stand up.
The Black Night Knight’s internal organs were all shattered, the left half of his body completely obliterated.
Wen Wen hastily called out Nivea, asking her to heal the several people present. Nivea herself was also injured, but compared to the others, her wounds were minor.
Nivea’s healing ability was strong, and the life force of the Catastrophe-Level experts was extrely resilient. Since they survived the battle, they could surely be saved.
However, since the Great Sage they fought was indeed contaminated by the Supre Overlord, it was impossible for them to completely recover to their original state.
Ishna’s eye, Srexin’s arms, the left body of the Black Night Knight - even if they could be restored, they would never be as good as their original bodies.
Kyogoku Kura, who was beaten miserably, was instead the luckiest. His bones were broken by impact force, not contaminated by the Great Sage’s power. As long as they could be set, he could recover vigorously.
Yet his mood was not good because his ntor, whom he regarded as a father, Sakuraba Issei, had died forever in this battle.
But regardless, this worldwide catastrophe was now over.
With the death of the Great Sage, all those who were Eroders worldwide also saw a sharp decrease in power, turning into zombie-like existences.
Those not completely eroded could recover as they rested for a while, but the world had beco a wasteland at that mont, and how long it would take to return to its original prosperity was unknown.
Whether it was the Sanctuary, the Hunters Association, or any of the secret organizations, all suffered heavy casualties.
But all the Federation’s residents went through a trial of blood and fire, and the living would inherit the will of the dead, to live even better.
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Seven days later, Capital District, Kunning Mountain.
The remaining top-level mbers of the Hunter Association from various districts, along with the Eroded Judicators released by Wen Wen, all gathered here.
Everyone wore the uniforms of the Hunter Association, silently watching the countless coffins before them.
These coffins belonged to the experts of the Hunter Association who died in this battle.
This was a funeral held for the strong, similar ceremonies hosted simultaneously worldwide, with no dead left abandoned.
The number of bodies was so large that they had to be cremated one by one, and as each na was read, a coffin was ignited.
These people sacrificed themselves to protect the world, and each one of them was a hero.
From becoming a Containnt Officer until now, Wen Wen had forged a heart of stone, yet at this mont, he was deeply saddened.
Because there were many people he knew here, as well as comrades who fought by his side.
The funeral lasted two days, and then people temporarily set aside their grief to actively engage in rebuilding the world. Making it a better place was the only way to bring peace to the dead.
At this mont, the Hunters Association was facing a matter of unprecedented importance, which was the rger of the Sanctuary and the Hunters Association.
In that battle, the existence of the Sanctuary was no longer a secret, and without Wen Wen turning the tide, not only the Hunters Association but even the real world might not still exist.
After a few Judicators recovered sowhat, they toured the Sanctuary and decided to rge the Sanctuary with the Hunter Association.
After the battle, the Hunters Association’s strength was reduced by more than half, and though the secret organizations suffered heavy blows, monsters continued to cross over from the Inner World.
And the various functions of the Sanctuary were more suited to protect this world, preventing chaos when faced with these monsters.
Wen Wen gave the Judicators so control over the Sanctuary, so they could work better there.
Wen Wen had once whimsically thought he would infiltrate the Hunters Association with snitches until everyone was a snitch, and then he would be the boss of the Hunters Association.
No one expected that he would beco the new president of the Hunters Association in this way.
This new president was elected by everyone, and given Wen Wen’s contributions and strength, there was almost no suspense about him getting the position.
However, Wen Wen didn’t involve himself in daily matters, and like the forr president on the Sky Curtain Giant Whale, he was a figurehead who didn’t decide specific affairs.
This suited him well; he had no desire to be endlessly busy with the Hunters Association’s affairs, only wanting to do his thing.
All the mbers of the Hunter Association and the original cadres of the Sanctuary were exceptionally competent, so Wen Wen soon found himself with nothing to do again.
Therefore, he tidied up his things and entered the Disaster Area of the Sanctuary.
The prison cells in the Disaster Area were generally rather simple, only a few of the monsters that Wen Wen valued had slightly more comfortable accommodations.
Among them, however, was a cell that was furnished with extravagant splendor, almost comparable to the cell Wen Wen once arranged for Tao Qingqing.
Wen Wen hesitated at the door for a while, pondering for a long ti.
Given his current status, no one in the Federation should make him nervous, but he needed so ntal preparation to et the person in this cell because it held Wen Rui, Wen Wen’s father.
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