Accompanied by the initiation of the spatial jump, the twisted void unleashed by Kael's floating city was so vast it obscured the sun.
If the remaining demons were willing, they could follow Kael's fleet and jump directly to the next abyssal layer at any ti.
But obviously, the demons did not want to do this.
After finally sending off those plagues and barely surviving amidst the endless artillery fire, how could they be willing to follow the fleet to the next abyssal layer?
Do they really think that when the ti cos, Kael would not strike at them again?
Surviving was already an imnsely lucky thing.
Now the demons just want to bury their heads in the ground and never lift them again, so they won't be covered by that terrifying firepower network.
Of course, Kael and his people naturally had no idea what the demons were thinking now.
They had already proceeded to the next layer of the abyss.
The sweep of the demons at the rear was much smoother than they imagined.
The Shenhua Continent was indeed too vast, and to create the scene of an invasion jointly by multiple kingdoms, a mountain-like, ocean-like demon army had to be mobilized.
It could be said that the group of abyss lords participating in the Shenhua Continent invasion had dispatched at least one-third if not half of their demons to better complete their task.
However, those demons who could have caused widespread destruction on the Shenhua Continent ended up with a bleak finish.
But they could not be blad for this.
After all, those demons on the Shenhua Continent died under firepower coverage, and now that firepower had spread all the way to the abyss.
The tragic screams were incessant, seemingly with countless abyss demons falling every mont.
To wait for the demon offspring to resuscitate from the Nether River would take a considerable amount of ti.
Finally realizing that if they did not stop Kael, their own forces would face a situation of having no one usable, so abyss lords chose to take the initiative to strike.
The first abyss lord to appear before Kael exuded a terrifying fiery aura — it was a Balrog Fla Demon mastering the Abyss Fire, nad Ones, the apparent ruler of this abyss layer.
Yes, at least the apparent ruler.
When he flapped his wings and rose from the magma lake, the horrifying heat spread expansively, eventually turning the surrounding area into a sea of molten lava.
The scorching sea of flas burned fiercely, and the areas covered by the Abyss Fire were frightening enough even for abyss demons; once these flas touched them, they would cling like tenacious maggots, and the Abyss Fire wouldn't cease to burn unless their souls were fully devoured.
But today, the abyss lord Ones welcod a quite unreasonable guest.
"Decent heat."
Kael's light hum ca as suddenly a massive ice sword appeared in the sky, plumting down at a terrifying speed.
Ones roared towards the sky, his wings flapping wildly, transforming the terrifying magma heat into high-temperature beams shooting skyward, which in roaring sounds lted the ice sword into countless droplets of water.
"So, what about the next one?" Kael's voice ca again, "What if there are a few more? Co on, hang in there, don't waste our goodwill!"
Abyss lord Ones simply couldn't understand what that "goodwill" that person ntioned was supposed to be.
But Kael naturally had no reason to tell him the answer, for the subsequent attacks had already stealthily approached him overhead without his noticing.
This ti, abyss lord Ones could not hold back his inner panic, and for the first ti considered whether to beg for rcy from this legendary magic spellcaster.
Even far within the abyss, so abyss lords had heard of the na Kael.
After all, to them, the power Kael possessed was indeed astonishingly overwhelming.
They really couldn't understand the extent of the power gap between themselves and Kael, but most abyss lords weren't that strong in the first place, let alone being able to plot against the main world like the larger abyss lords.
The reason they survived the Dawn disaster more than twenty years ago was largely not because they were powerful, but because they were so weak.
So weak that they didn't even qualify to participate in the war, serving as cannon fodder among the deities.
In fact, even back then, when Kael joined the war, it was very difficult to pose a threat to those deities.
The deities were just too strong; without special magic, many tis even if they stood there for you to strike, you wouldn't be able to kill them.
But that didn't stop Kael from playing dirty.
Among Kael's own spells were those capable of eroding divine power to deliver greater destruction. These spells, specifically tailored for deities, after eroding divine power, would instead utilize these powers, essentially a deity version of "transference of flowers and trees."
Anyway, at that ti, the deities were frequently stripped of what should have been their "indestructible" shields by Kael directly.
As long as he could break the defense, then relying on the floating city's ceaseless energy, as long as he could penetrate the shield and deplete the health bar, then, given enough ti, he could gnaw away at a deity bit by bit.
Not to ntion, at that ti, Kael wasn't just taking away health bars; it was at least at the "little knife opening a crack" level.
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