Chapter 808: Chapter 497: Demigod-Level Strength!_3 Chapter 808: Chapter 497: Demigod-Level Strength!_3 “Once I ignite the Divine Fla and beco a weak demigod, I’ll have the ability to return to the Primordial Chaos Continent on my own.”
After inspecting his system attribute page, Tuck gathered his focus, ready to make use of the waiting ti for the Blood End Scythe to continue his deep cultivation.
The efficiency of comprehending the Chaos Rune Mysteries here was really high, any additional ti spent cultivating was valuable.
Tuck had only entered into a state of comprehension for a short while.
Five or six scorching legendary auras suddenly burst through the vortex channel into this layer domain mini world.
“Boom…”
A gigantic palm also reached abruptly into this mini world through the vortex channel.
The stability of the space-ti within the non-sturdy layer domain mini world rapidly crumbled under the might of the massive palm.
The chaotic layer domain dinsions, the enormous palm sought to press down all five or six scorching legendary auras together.
The leading Starlight Giant snorted coldly and retaliated with a fierce punch.
Boom—
The vast fist intertwined with the palm.
A terrifying storm of Divine Incantations mixed with the powers of earth, Light, Chaos Runes, and even so Star Mark energies, reverberated throughout the world, taking a long while to dissipate.
Seeing that the incoming Starlight Giants and the strong ones from the Green Star Clan were even directly fighting their way deep into this layer domain world.
For a mont, the expressions of many Legendary Warriors darkened slightly.
If the Green Star Clan were to attack en masse, forming a siege.
It would be difficult for them to break out.
Thankfully, the Green Star Clan’s assault ceased after only a single wave.
This allowed the Legendary Warriors, who were cultivating beneath the Crystal World Tree, to feel slightly more at ease.
Fortunately, with Tuck Ramore here, the deterrent was still strong enough.
For the ti being, it seed the Green Star Clan did not dare to rashly invade.
Had it not been for Tuck Ramore guarding this place, the Green Star Clan would probably have invaded already.
“The Green Star Clan has been quite troubleso lately!”
Rising to his feet, Tuck greeted the approaching Dusk Giant Byron with a loud laugh.
“They are indeed causing commotion, so much so that this ti they sohow got wind of the Ancient Artifact we were delivering and wanted to snatch it. Unfortunately, they did not succeed,” replied Byron with a hearty laugh.
Ancient Artifact!
Upon hearing this, many surrounding Legendary Warriors cast envious glances.
The Ancient Artifact, possessing Divine Ignition Nodes and an Artifact ecology capable of growth, had a potential far surpassing the current Artifacts.
To forge an Ancient Artifact, the Chaos Star-core was essential.
Let alone the Chaos core, just the step of using a multitude of Demigod Artifacts as materials was enough to stop many Legendary Warriors.
Even the top Demigods, and Divine Spirits of Level 300 might not possess an Ancient Artifact.
From the words of the Starlight Giant, it was clear that the delivery was intended for Tuck Ramore.
Not only was he receiving an Ancient Artifact, but it was also being directly escorted by strong mbers of the Starlight Giant Tribe.
Such treatnt was almost on par with a Divine Spirit.
“Oh?”
Tuck took a deep breath and his brows knitted together slightly.
“Soone dared to covet my Ancient Artifact?”
With his eyebrow raised, Tuck chuckled lightly, a silent current of killing intent stirring in his depths.
He took the Transcendent Storage Bracelet handed over by Byron.
A deep purple scythe blade, as massive and Sharp as a mountain range, icy cold to the touch, caught Tuck’s eye.
“With the ability to alternate between ethereal and solid states.”
“Once hard by the Blood End Scythe, it marks the beginning of Death; the damage from the scythe blade will surge like a tide, unceasing.”
“From blood arises scythe, from the great scythe springs the smaller one, blades endless in number!”
After feeling it for a mont, Tuck then placed it into the Divine Country: Magical Ancient House’s ecology for nurturing.
The many intricate thods and tricks of using an Ancient Artifact require ti to adapt, understand, and digest before mastering, and it necessitates sufficient ecological conditioning beforehand.
“Are you preparing to leave this place?” Byron asked, looking towards the area where Tuck had been sitting and cultivating.
“Yes, it’s about ti to leave here,” Tuck nodded.
“I entered this Divine Prohibition Land entrusted by a senior, and I need to fulfill a certain task.”
“Besides… in that maze-like Divine Spirit Treasure area, I also need to investigate the ladder of Sequence Civilization.”
Seeing this, the Dusk Giant Byron nodded slightly.
“If that’s the case, be careful when exploring. That Divine Spirit Treasure area, akin to a Labyrinth of Death, is not as simple as these outer regions.”
“Inside, there are not only displeasing labyrinth barriers and various passages and corridors but also traps and chanisms.”
“It’s also filled with unknown dangers; you may encounter enemies from other tribes, as well as encounter Demigod Guardians and even Divine Spirit Guardians from the Divine Prohibition Land,”
“Being trapped in a dead end and dying is not impossible.”
“Anyway, it’s always right to be cautious going there.”
“Furthermore…”
As he spoke, the Dusk Giant Byron produced another Transcendent Storage Bracelet.
“Inside are quite a bit of information and data related to the Labyrinth of Death and deeper Divine Spirit Treasure areas.”
“I hope it can be of so help to you.”
Carefully storing the materials inside, Tuck spoke gravely,
“Thanks!”
Imdiately after, Tuck headed towards the vortex channel and flew off.
He had already packed up his things on this side, and now that he had obtained the [Blood End Scythe], Tuck had no reason to linger here any longer.
A year or two wasn’t considered a long ti to explore the Divine Spirit Treasure.
As Tuck Ramore flew away,
The Dusk Giant Byron stood for a long ti, gazing after him.
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