Chapter 843: Chapter 233: Explosive Kill Primordial Thunder Supre! Emperor’s Artifact in Hand!_2
[But it only looks impressive to a certain extent. After all, the Primordial Thunder Supre at the ti was just assisting the Half-step Great Saint wielding the Emperor’s artifact to fight against the Tao Palace’s Emperor’s artifact. If he had to face an awakened Emperor’s artifact with more power, he would have died long ago.]
[Next, you were deep in thought, waiting for sothing.]
[As the two sides clashed fiercely, you waited for the perfect timing to act. The Primordial Thunder Supre chose to make his move. With the bursting of the Supre pressure, the Elental Star began to tremble.]
[And you, you narrowed your eyes without hesitation and chose to make your move, blocking the Primordial Thunder Supre. Your appearance surprised him.]
[However, he soon snorted coldly, thinking that you were overestimating your abilities. A re Saint Realm cultivator daring to block him, a Supre.]
[Imdiately, the Primordial Thunder Supre casually slapped towards you, trying to squash you like a bug.]
[This scene felt quite familiar to you, and you couldn’t help but shake your head and chuckle. Then, you chose to act, with your Ti-Space Body fully unleashed, your Ti-Space Divine Skill exploding, and the Ti Patterns erupting, ready to battle the Primordial Thunder Supre.]
[Your outburst shocked the Primordial Thunder Supre, who didn’t expect that you were actually a Half-step Supre and possessed a Ti-Space Body, with Ti Patterns condensed that could bring him danger.]
[For a mont, the Primordial Thunder Supre felt very bad. He didn’t think that you could defeat him across realms. He believed you were a monster, but no matter how monstrous you were, it was impossible to defeat him, a strong Supre in his pri. But he didn’t believe that you, as a talented cultivator, didn’t have a powerful background.]
[If he killed or even injured you, he would most likely suffer the consequences, being killed by the strong cultivators from the Taiyi Imperial Palace, and falling completely.]
[At the mont when the Primordial Thunder Supre was deep in thought, you unexpectedly triggered the effect of Nine-fold Symphony and a critical strike. This change allowed the Primordial Thunder Supre to snap back to reality, feeling his scalp go numb, a chill running from the soles of his feet to the top of his head, and the shadow of death lingers in his mind.]
[He never thought that you, a Half-step Supre, could unleash such a terrifying attack. If he took this head-on, he would undoubtedly fall; there was no second possibility.]
[With the cultivation of a Half-step Supre, you managed to launch an attack that could defeat a Mid-Super Cultivation Supre in his pri, becoming the unparalleled cultivator in the history of this realm.]
[When the Primordial Thunder Supre was shocked, his actions were swift, quickly evading, defending, and counterattacking with smooth execution. It must be said that as a seasoned Supre, his fight instinct was impeccable.]
[Besides, the Primordial Thunder Supre was a mid-Super Middle-stage Thunder attribute cultivator, making his evasion and counter capabilities far superior to the ordinary Supre from the Tianmu Clan. The Tianmu Supre only had inexhaustible vitality for long-lasting battles, making him exceptional among Ordinary Supres, but he lacked burst power and speed.]
[Due to this, the Primordial Thunder Supre was able to avoid part of your attack and defend against another part. However, your attacks were still too terrifying, and he couldn’t completely dodge them. After all, Ti-Space divine skills were the most difficult to deal with, and his speed couldn’t outpace Ti-Space even though his cultivation was much higher than yours.]
[In the end, the Primordial Thunder Supre suffered heavy injuries, and his origin was severely damaged. This filled him with fear, and he didn’t hesitate to try to escape.]
[Seeing this scene, the countless spectators were incredibly shocked, dumbfounded, and didn’t expect that you would be so powerful. Even the two fighting with Emperor’s artifacts paused, never thinking you would be this formidable.]
[Because of this, the Tao Palace’s Grand Elder was overjoyed, feeling that your ergence was truly saving Tao Palace from disaster. As for the Half-step Great Saint wielding the Emperor’s artifact and killing his way here, his face was gloomy like water, staring at you with death in his eyes.]
[As for you, you ignored everything around you, snorted coldly, and directly chased after the Primordial Thunder Supre, determined to eliminate him completely.]
[After all, the saying goes – weeds should be burned to the ground, for they’ll revive with the spring breeze. A Supre, who’s your sworn enemy, could still cause you so minor troubles if left alive. Of course, you were secondary, and a Supre could only bring you so minor troubles at most. The main concern was the Tao Palace, who would no longer have the ans to resist a Supre once you left.]
[After all, the Emperor’s artifact required ti to regain its power. As long as the Primordial Thunder Supre fought with guerrilla tactics and constantly retaliated against Tao Palace, hunting down their disciples and elders, Tao Palace would have no ans to resist.]
[With this in mind, it was natural to beat him rcilessly and eradicate him completely. Most importantly, you were extrely curious about what a Supre, who managed to stay on the Elental Star during the entire Last Dharma Age, was thinking and whether he could drop a lot of gold coins for you.]
[If you could burst out a large number of gold coins, it would be incredibly enjoyable.]
[Seeing that you were about to exterminate him completely, the Primordial Thunder Supre was furious, asking if you really wanted to be so ruthless. After all, there was no grudge between you two.]
[In the eyes of the Primordial Thunder Supre, although he wanted to make a move against the Tao Palace, it didn’t happen yet, right? He only unleashed the Supre pressure, and you, who appeared out of nowhere, brutally beat him to the point he almost died.]
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