The sky was gloomy and the earth dark, as the speed of the duel between the two was so fast that the naked eye couldn’t keep up.
From the sea surface to the heavens, the enormous energy fluctuations from their battle directly boiled the ten-thousand-year-old Ice Sea, causing the waters to churn. The ordinary creatures in the ocean couldn’t withstand the high temperatures and perished one after another, floating on the surface of the sea.
"Interesting," Prince Clive noted, realizing he had underestimated the mistress of the Fu Family. He had thought she was just a student with definitely insufficient combat skills, but her moves were unpredictable, and her compatibility with the chanical Blue Star was very high.
She could at least unleash eighty percent of the cha’s power.
Much stronger than that Xia Family kid before.
But to him, she was still lacking!
Qin Mo and Su Ye, who were both making their difficult journey towards Elbert, ca to a halt at the sa ti and looked up at the combatants in the sky, the shock in their hearts lingering.
"It’s Lin Fu’s Blue Star," said Qin Mo, who had always known Lin Fu was strong; otherwise, he wouldn’t have sought to make connections with her repeatedly. But it was only now that he realized he had overestimated himself, Lin Fu was even stronger than he had predicted.
She was the undisputed one amongst the new students.
"Turns out they didn’t use their strongest force against us," Su Ye said bitterly.
"The person fighting Lin Fu is the real mastermind behind the scenes, it’s just unknown who it is," Qin Mo expressed with uncertainty.
"Wait, this Divine-level cha..." The more Su Ye watched, the more familiar it seed, as if he had seen it sowhere before. Suddenly, his pupils dilated in disbelief, "This is the Inheritance cha of the cklenburg Family; I’ve seen it in a museum."
Because Divine-level chas were exceedingly rare, almost all of them were collected by families with ancient heritages, and as such, any that appeared in public were recorded.
Especially the Great Nobles, their records were more comprehensive than the Star Network.
The two exchanged a glance, seeing the astonishnt in each other’s eyes.
"We can’t go over there; the battle’s area of effect is too wide. Let’s head to our destination! I believe that at this ti, Elbert’s people are probably all heading towards the destination as well," Qin Mo deduced with confidence in Lin Fu’s leadership abilities, certain that the chaos and disorder they experienced would not befall her.
...
Everything had ended.
Many people would forever remain on the cold and damp Helheim Star.
The once infamous Prison Star had turned into scorched earth.
The survivors, with sorrowful expressions, gathered at the small spaceport. Through the protective layer, they could still see the devastating spectacle outside.
No one could have imagined that the battle between Divine-level chas could be so terrifying.
Ordinary people were so insignificant that just a slight involvent would an death.
In the beginning, the prisoners continued their relentless pursuit to kill, but as ti went on, they were too busy fleeing even to think about pursuing anymore.
This gave everyone the opportunity to catch their breath; there was no need to continuously arrange for people to cover the rear, just run towards the supply spaceport.
In the end, the number of people who reached the supply spaceport was more than expected, but a third had been lost.
They would stay here forever.
Including the new student leader, the universally acknowledged first person—Lin Fu.
The eternally frozen Ice Sea had beco a raging ocean, the icebergs had disappeared, the ice layers shattered, and the sea water boiled.
Everything in front of them was like the apocalypse.
"Haven’t found her yet?"
Ivan erged from the treatnt room for the wounded, asking anxiously.
Everyone shook their heads.
This was not the first ti; everyone Elbert could send out to search had gone, but they had all returned with nothing.
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