After barely absorbing a bit of the demon flas, the entire bead cracked. If the flas hadn’t been released in ti, the bead would have been completely ruined.
They needed a more advanced container to collect these flas.
"Mador, Proxy Agent is really sothing. They even managed to take down an enemy like that." One of the Dusk rcenaries remarked as he looked at the sky, which had once again beco shrouded in mist.
They were experienced Dusk rcenaries, skilled at accurately judging battle power based on the environnt.
Just now, the black sun of Sky Incineration had appeared, and if it had co crashing down, it would have wiped out most of the Dusk rcenaries present. If contaminated by these flas, it was certain death unless removed swiftly.
Even the remnants of demon flas after the explosion still carried extrely dangerous destructive power.
"Alright, the crisis is over. Our next move will proceed more smoothly." Another Dusk rcenary said cheerfully. This battle took place in the sky.
In addition, the Proxy Agent had unleashed the Divine Domain, which minimized the aftershocks from spreading too far, preventing significant casualties. At most, so buildings were damaged, but these were minor issues.
However, this event still had a significant impact on Hazy City. Leveraging these circumstances, their plans to enter Hazy City would be much easier, as the pressure on the authorities grew.
These highly capable Dusk rcenaries were now better collaborators.
Elsewhere, Zheng Yichen used the armor left behind by the Fate-Defying Supre Demon to collect the demon flas. Although the armor was ravaged by Oblivion force, it still retained ample power and was made of excellent material.
Using it as a container, most of the demon flas were quickly gathered up.
For local forces attempting to seal the burning demon flas, it felt like a flash before their eyes. Those dangerous, unextinguishable flas had suddenly vanished.
While this left them stunned, others received orders: make sure to keep an eye on those flas!
Clearly, soone else had their sights on the flas and wanted to keep them for research.
Zheng Yichen didn’t take extre asures in response; he intentionally left a few insignificant areas alone. Go ahead and research it—this world had been balanced out, and it truly needed more power to keep up with the era.
Today, there was a Fate-Defying Supre Demon. Tomorrow, there might very well erge a Fate-Following Supre Being, right?
Not all of them necessarily had good intentions. So, after dealing with the troublemakers, Zheng Yichen chose to leave behind opportunities. As for how others took and studied the flas, that was their business.
"Hey? Has the enemy been dealt with?" As Zheng Yichen left the battlefield, Ahn Ke’s call ca through.
The battle had shaken all of Hazy City, causing every workplace to halt operations urgently. Even Ahn Ke’s research was forced to fail due to a recent disruption when her aura was shattered.
She was visibly annoyed right now. If it had been a normal failure, she could accept it calmly; but this—it was hard not to feel irked when external factors caused her work to fail.
"Dealt with. What’s wrong? Are you mad?"
"One of my experints failed. What was the cause this ti?" Ahn Ke asked as she looked at her staff cleaning up the chaotic aftermath of her experint room, questioning Zheng Yichen about the Fate-Defying Supre Demon.
"A demon, obviously. I have to say, the opponent was pretty formidable, with demon flas blazing to the heavens—not inferior to ." Zheng Yichen said with a grin as he tossed the demon fla-filled demonic armor into the internal storage, letting Lilith disassemble and absorb it.
He then took out a vial, gazing at the small amount of blood stored within, and pocketed it.
The blood was one of the last things left behind by the Fate-Defying Supre Demon, preserved intentionally. Zheng Yichen knew Ahn Ke possessed excellent abilities in biological research, so encountering an impressive entity always called for saving so material.
It was just so blood—it wasn’t difficult to keep.
"I’m heading over to your place now."
"Let co pick you up." Ahn Ke said impatiently. She understood Zheng Yichen’s intent and imdiately left her disorderly lab, still wrecked from the explosive loss of her experintal subject, to go fetch him.
But before she fully exited, Ahn Longling’s call ca through.
Not only her—Zheng Yichen also received several communications. But thanks to Lilith, these calls could proceed simultaneously.
Zheng Yichen briefly explained the situation to Katrina and the others, assuring them the crisis had been resolved, which eased the minds back at ho.
Several green dragons arranging the dragon’s nest exhaled a breath of relief: "Looks like we won’t need to flee with the younglings. Are we cursed or sothing? We barely settled here, and such a massive problem already cropped up?"
Although the world’s environnt constrained their strength, the battle’s power fluctuations earlier convinced them of one thing: even if they fought side by side, the four of them wouldn’t stand a chance against the invader.
The opponent’s city-wide proclamation was t with attempts of magical interference from them at the ti, but they could do nothing as the voice carried an extraordinarily unique power, overriding any spells they emitted.
"The Father God’s God’s Core doesn’t seem sufficient either, does it?" Lillian muttered softly to Nelliwey as the Great Holy Domain banner fluttered in the wind. Although the crisis was resolved, her previously inflated confidence had dissipated.
Although the Luminous Supre God had made clear these Cores weren’t ant to confront True Gods, the existence of the Core indeed granted them the strength to challenge such entities.
Even if slightly underpowered, they were significantly stronger than many Demigods. Despite Lillian’s lack of combat prowess, with the Core in hand, she could at least take on two of the neighboring green dragons.
"The phenonon has connected this place to too many worlds. Encountering beings like this is entirely normal. Don’t forget Father God’s instructions." Nelliwey gently pinched Lillian’s cheek to ease the tension of the Little Holy Maiden.
Lillian nodded stiffly. Before coming here, their Father God had given them nurous instructions.
Among them was the warning that the phenonon might bring about entities surpassing even the Luminous Supre God. Should such beings appear, they were to abandon hesitation, grab whoever they could, and head straight to Dusk Cathedral—forget about saving others.
If such scenarios arose, their priority must be saving themselves.
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