A secret realm that had already been destroyed had no value to Tang Zhen. There was no need to waste ti here.
The purpose of his visit was to confirm the defeat of ring 27.
After suffering such a heavy blow, no matter how many tricks he had, there was no possibility of turning the tables.
He didn't believe that the entire 27th ring was covered in scorched earth without a single Guardian!
Compared to the other ring areas, the 27th ring was simply open to the enemy.
It seed so for the ti being, but it didn't an that it would be the sa in the future. After all, there were changes on the battlefield at every mont.
Before the cultivators of Lou Cheng officially descended, it was too early to say anything. Before they won the dinsional war, there could be changes at any ti.
It was because of this that both sides went all out.
However, the ring master of the 27th ring had already been killed, not to ntion the official Wizards.
After a series of twists and turns and suffering wave after wave of attacks, there were only a few official Magi left.
Out of the more than 300 rings in the Sorcerer world, only the 27th ring was in such a strange state. It was simply too miserable to describe.
For the cultivators in loucheng, this was sothing they could not ask for more. Although they ca for the war, their fundantal goal was still to win.
For the sake of victory, one could do it at all costs. If it could be easily obtained, no one would be willing to waste their energy to obtain it.
Those who knew the situation sighed. The tough battle at ring 27 was probably impossible to happen.
Unlike the other districts, they were like two cars on the gas pedal, waiting for the mont of collision.
There would eventually be one side that would be smashed to pieces, or both sides would be injured.
As ti passed, the space-ti projection beca clearer and clearer, and began to affect the Sorcerer world.
Because they could see each other clearly, the cultivators 'gazes were extrely fascinating.
The invader's greed and bloodlust, the Guardian's unwillingness and anger, could all be clearly sensed by each other.
Their gazes were like sharp blades, and they kept intertwining with each other. If they could cause physical damage, they would have been cut into a thousand pieces.
At such a special mont, it was actually a ga of eye contact, where both sides would not admit defeat.
Unfortunately, he couldn't kill the enemy with just his eyes.
Of course, there was a certain benefit to such a long-distance battle. Before the war officially began, they could have a more detailed understanding of the enemy.
Weapons, equipnt, and cultivation techniques could all be observed up close.
The cultivators of the Sorcerer world had never observed Lou Cheng at such a close distance.
If it was the cultivators of Lou Cheng, it would be the sa.
They were all observing and studying carefully. When the two sides clashed, they would be able to kill them in one blow.
This was actually a good thing for the defenders.
Of course, seeing might not be believing. Through this kind of observation from a distance, he might not be able to obtain any useful information.
There was even a possibility that the cultivators of Lou Cheng were just showing off to confuse the enemy.
When the enemy took targeted asures because of everything they had observed, there was a high possibility that they would be doing it for nothing.
Before the battle, the cultivators of Lou Cheng would definitely know what they would encounter and make all kinds of preparations in advance.
No matter how confident he was, he couldn't show all his cards and let the enemy see it clearly.
Basically, he was sure that the scene the Wizards saw was sothing the cultivators in Lou Cheng wanted to see. It was impossible for them to see the secret that they didn't want the Wizards to see.
War was all about mutual deception, and the Wizards were very clear about this. They could not believe everything they saw.
No matter what the truth was, there was one thing that could not be denied, and that was that the distance between the two sides was constantly closing.
Not only were the cultivators getting closer, but the mountains, rivers, and vegetation were also getting closer.
In the process of closing the distance, the fusion of the worlds continued.
The vast plains of the Magus world had suddenly been replaced by towering mountains and dense forests.
There was also a huge, towering city that was forcibly squeezed into the space of a square inch, appearing in the Magus world as well.
The buildings, streets, trees, and flowers in the city were also included.
There was nothing left out, everything was in the process of fusion.
This ti, the plane fusion was initiated by the world of loucheng, which integrated itself into the Sorcerer world.
The Magus world, which was already incomparably huge, had expanded to an unbelievable extent with the addition of the larger world of towers.
The Wizards were terrified by the changes around them, and the ordinary creatures were even more so.
He spent almost every mont in shock.
Unlike the cultivators, mortals were also unable to resist the supernatural phenona they encountered.
They could only use their humble bodies to resist the extraordinary power with all their might, trying to obtain a chance of survival in the calamity.
Because the world was changing rapidly, mortals didn't dare to rest. They kept looking around and even tied each other up with ropes.
He was forced to do this.
Otherwise, an accident could happen in the blink of an eye, causing them to be separated by ten thousand miles.
Many of the cities and villages in the Magus world had been forcibly separated because of the changes in the terrain.
So cities were divided into two parts, with half at the foot of the mountain and a small half at the mountainside. There were still people living on the peak.
So towns were separated by rivers, with half of them in Hebei and the other half in Henan.
The river was about a hundred miles wide and looked boundless. One could only cross the turbulent waves and travel to and from the two banks by ferry.
If it was a cultivator, the round trip would be much easier, and a hundred miles would be covered in an instant.
There were countless similar incidents. For example, snowy mountains erging from the edge of a volcano, or oceans appearing in the desert, these were all very common in the Magus world.
The structure of the Magus world had been turned upside down, and the Magi in charge of defense had also been seriously affected.
The defensive formation was clearly set up, but because of the change in terrain, it was torn into pieces.
The array was in a ss and could not be used to its full power. It was no different from being abandoned.
To the Sorcerer world, this was obviously another heavy blow. All their efforts to set up this place had not been put to use.
The Magi were extrely angry, but there was nothing they could do. This was how war was, it was just a matter of countering every move.
His trump card against the intruders had been completely destroyed just like that. If he wanted to set it up again, there was obviously not enough ti.
This ant that the battle that was about to happen would be far more difficult than imagined, and the chances of winning would be reduced once again.
In order to ensure a higher chance of winning, the Wizards began to assign tasks, and each wizard locked on to one enemy.
If there were enough people, they would fight one against two. If there were not enough people, they would use other auxiliary ans.
As the defensive side, it was also a high-energy world, and the Magus world did not lack all kinds of powerful ans.
They were biding their ti, so they naturally had to occupy a greater advantage.
It wasn't as easy to win a war as one would think. Such an operation would only increase the chances of victory.
On the other hand, the cultivators of Lou Cheng didn't make any big moves. Perhaps they had already made all the preparations before the battle.
After all, in every war, the cultivators of Lou Cheng would go all out, and it was even more so this ti.
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