Chapter 1856: Who Can Take It?
Chapter 1856: Who Can Take It?
Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation As far away as possible! No matter what, Braydon Neal had to be avoided in this lifeti.
Braydon’s transcendence and his ability to suppress ten thousand generations was no trivial matter. In that age of chaos, any breakthrough would be ten, a hundred, or even a thousand tis more difficult!
Earth had Heather Sage’s protection, so the impact would be minimized.
“If that’s the case, shouldn’t I speed up my cultivation and reach the peak as soon as possible?” Trevon Neal said stubbornly.
“In ten thousand years, peak-level cultivators will fall like rain.
Once your father transcends, he will suppress ten thousand generations, and the first to be affected will be those closest to transcendence,” Heather explained patiently. She then sat down, twisting ti and space, causing Trevon to vanish.
A cheeky girl, Judith Neal, accompanied her brother Trevon as they left.
The situation had drastically changed. Heather, who controlled the origin of the starry sky and guarded the River of Ti, could see the future!
The entire place fell silent.
“What?” The white-bearded fox was stunned.
“He married the Ruins Lord in this life?” “In his previous life, he married the empress.
In this life, he married the Ruins Lord!” Even the old demon found it odd as he spoke.
The reason was simple.
A woman like the empress was to be admired from afar—who would dare to profane her?
Who would even dare to think of marrying her?
Countless people from myriad races felt ashad of their inferiority upon seeing the empress’s beauty.
Who in the world could be worthy of the previous empress? Yet, Braydon had married her in his first life. In this life, he even married the Ruins Lord.
The terrifying Grand Supre had even been with him through nine reincarnations.
Braydon’s life was becoming more and more extraordinary—sothing outsiders wouldn’t even dare to dream of.
Braydon spoke softly, “The arrival of transcendent experts will cause the cosmos origin power to dissipate faster.
It will also weaken your strength.
I will have them return.” “Alright!” Heather replied, leaving.
Transcendents cannot enter the universe.
This was an iron law!
If it weren’t for Braydon, Heather, the Ruins Lord, would have long since attacked and destroyed the true bodies of the five lords who had crossed the boundary. The last ti, it was the Bright Lord and the Grand Supre’s true body who descended, facing off one-on-one. That was still within Heather’s tolerance.
But this ti, five descended at once—true bodies of the five lords, each with imnse karma. Heather’s true body, deep within the cosmos’s origin, was also awakened!
“Everyone, go back,” Braydon said calmly.
“Alright!” The true bodies of the five lords descended, but they could only turn back and return to the Cosmos Ancient Palace. Before leaving, the Bright Lord’s true body displayed its dominance by flicking a finger at the chest of the golden god ape.
Bang!
A pseudo eon artifact—its golden armor—shattered like glass, exploding on the spot. What was even more terrifying was that the black soul was struck out of its body, leaving the physical form unhard and the soul unscathed. The golden armor, comparable to an eon artifact, was shattered. The control of power had reached an astonishing level.
The golden god ape’s face turned pale, realizing that the five lords who once rivaled it had already surpassed it. Transcendents were indeed terrifying!
Braydon looked at him with a playful expression.
“If you can grasp even a bit of the profoundness of this finger, you’ll definitely transcend!” “Transcendence!” The golden god ape clenched its fists, closing its eyes to focus on the experience of that finger. It was both a warning and a threat—if he dared to attack again, the next ti they descended, they would directly destroy his soul.
Yet, experiencing the attack of a supre transcendent-level expert was also an opportunity. In fact, the peaks of the ten thousand races, aside from the beasts of the demon race, the creatures who had comprehended a part of the transcendent power had no blood feud with Braydon—they only sought to seize the path!
A glimpse of a new path, and then transcending. Unfortunately, Braydon didn’t allow them to see it.
Layken Bemis succeeded! He had swallowed the artifact spirit of the ancient scepter alive and consud the gray dragon in one gulp.
The golden god ape looked at him coldly.
“Idiot, you’re using the external path to transcend.
When you transcend, it’s also the end of you.
In front of a true transcendent, you’re only a fake transcendent!” “For , this step is enough!” Layken said. He needed to cultivate in seclusion after swallowing the gray dragon.
Braydon pointed to a location.
“Let’s go to my hotown.
Heather is there to protect you.
It can safeguard you during your seclusion and also protect my son for ten thousand years.” “Alright!” Layken left without hesitation. Who would dare to enter a place protected by the Ruins Lord? Even supre transcendent experts would be wary! For Layken, it was the perfect place for seclusion.
With everything settled, Braydon glanced at the monsters and smiled.
“You’re not leaving?
Want to stay and have a drink?” “We’re leaving!” The demons suffered the greatest losses. In this battle, more than 70 peak experts were destroyed, body and soul. What hurt the demons even more was the loss of the ancient scepter, a supre treasure of the demon race. The artifact spirit was captured and fled, leaving the eon artifact almost half destroyed. To nurture a new artifact spirit might take trillions of years, if it succeeds at all.
All the foreign tribes dispersed.
“I’ll go,” Braydon said softly to the four crippled bodies.
“The demon region, the sky region, the saint region, and the giant region.
Choose one each.” “I’ll go to the demon region!” The fourth crippled body chose the demon region, as the hostility from that side was the strongest. The other three crippled bodies made their own choices.
Braydon’s main goal with these arrangents was to use his crippled bodies to draw the attention of the four super races. The Northern Army was still weak and needed ti to grow. If the demon race focused all their efforts on the Northern Army, every step the Northern Army disciples took in the future would be extrely difficult.
“Ancestor!” More than 400 peak humans bowed to Braydon. Braydon’s background was imnse. He was truly worthy of being called an ancestor.
Braydon clasped his hands behind his back and said calmly, “Heather was right.
If I transcend and suppress all the generations, I will drain the fate of this universe.
You don’t have much ti left.
Before I transcend, I’ll grant you a great fortune!” This fortune was transcendence! The end of the peak lay transcendence!
The peak experts of the myriad races might seem free and unfettered in the universe, but in reality, every ti they died, they could either enter the reincarnation cycle if they were lucky or face total destruction if they were not.
Even if one reached the peak, they had to bow their heads in the face of the universe’s origin and the Ruins Lord. At this stage of cultivation, they still had to submit to outsiders? This was not the end of martial arts!
At the end of the heavenly path, becoming soone’s subordinate—who could endure that?
Thus, the ultimate goal at the peak was transcendence!
All the peak experts looked solemn, and a pressure they hadn’t felt in a long ti enveloped them. They understood this was a rare opportunity. If they missed it, they might never reach the transcendent realm again.
Once this ancestor transcended, he would be able to suppress ten thousand generations. For tens of thousands of generations, reaching the peak would likely beco ten thousand tis more difficult.
Outsiders might doubt these claims, but coming from the Ruins Lord—a supre existence who ruled the universe—they had to be true. It was impossible to fake such statents.
Braydon left with his hands behind his back.
“The demon race and the human race are at war.
The Immortal Burial Ground is about to open.
It will beco a battlefield between the two races.”
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