Chapter 830: Chapter 505: Return to the Primordial Chaos Continent! Chapter 830: Chapter 505: Return to the Primordial Chaos Continent! Outside the Primordial Chaos Main World, in the Vast Universe.
There were still many clusters of Transcendent Worlds.
And at this ti, deep within the Depths of Void.
A fierce confrontation between Demigod Warriors was unfolding.
Boom, Boom, Boom…
Accompanied by large Light Feather Blades slashing down one after another, erupting with the intense Divine Curse Blood Fla.
The entire expanse of Darkness in the Void was nearly lit up by the Blood Fla.
A “Starry Sky Demon” Demigod Warrior of massive stature, a thousand ters tall, bellowed in frustration and anger.
“Friend from the Green Star Clan, I am already willing to give up a large number of Transcendent Worlds around us, what more do you want?”
“Do not push too far, I also have quite a few friends within the Green Star Clan.”
As the Starry Sky Demon Demigod spoke.
The “Green Star Clan’s” Weak Demigod showed no sign of stopping, with the might of the Divine Incantations growing stronger, and even the vast expanse of the Void rippled endlessly with the tumult of Divine Power.
“Damn Green Star Clan scum!”
While the Starry Sky Demon Demigod cursed incessantly, he also twisted and turned, continuously escaping deeper into the Void.
“Really don’t know how this Weak Demigod of the Green Star Clan is so powerful.”
After several extrely distant travels and landings, he felt that the Green Star Clan seed not to have caught up.
The Starry Sky Demon didn’t stop; instead, he accelerated his pace of escape.
After all, the thods of that Weak Demigod Caster were very nurous, so it was safer to escape even further.
…
In the quiet and dark depths of space.
Watching the fleeing Starry Sky Demon and the faint presence of so converging Death pathways.
Tuck, disguised as a Green Star Clan mber, ceased his attack without making a sound.
“I cannot stay here for long.”
“If I continue to stay, I might be discovered by the Green Star Clan.”
Although being discovered disguised as a Green Star Clan mber wasn’t a big issue at the mont, Tuck’s experiences wandering the cosmos for over ten years taught him.
Such events, if avoidable, were best avoided.
More than ten years ago.
Tuck had set out from the Cosmic Mountain Range.
He first reached the Belanca Demigod Realm, where he rested for over half a year.
After completing the Ecological Cycle and superficial Green Star Clan racial identity verification.
Tuck boarded a chanical Warship headed for the Chaotic Green Star Main World.
He even transferred through two other cosmic void Gods’ Kingdoms on the way.
Tuck originally planned to use the Green Star Clan’s chanical Warship to reach the Chaos Green Star Main World.
Then, he intended to teach the Green Star Main World’s Ecology a lesson via the “Steam Star Web.”
But as he drew closer to the Chaotic Green Star Main World.
Tuck gradually discovered that the Green Star Main World, which had built the “Vine Sequence Ecology Civilization,” was highly repulsive to the “Life Tree Sequence Ecology.”
And the closer he got to the Chaotic Green Star Main World, the more astonishing the repulsive force beca.
At the sa ti, the Green Star Clan’s inspections beca more stringent.
Especially for legendary warriors like Tuck who returned from the outside world to the Green Star Clan.
Those inspecting Demigods seed to want to pry open the Sequence, thoroughly search the mories, and ticulously sort through beliefs.
In fact, the Green Star Clan’s defensive asures were not specifically against Tuck.
But against those who had grown up outside from a young age, who were of the Green Star Clan, with Vine Sequence, but who were spies nurtured by other racial groups.
Unfortunately, the repulsion of the Green Star Main World and the stringent inspection system of the Green Star Clan prevented Tuck from infiltrating deeper.
Having determined it was impossible to reach the Green Star Clan directly, and even less so to contaminate the Green Star.
Tuck chose to reside in the third Demigod Realm and then silently left this Green Star Demigod Realm during one operation.
Heading towards another Green Star controlled “Stardai Main World.”
Throughout several transfers, Tuck gradually left the Main World’s surveillance area.
He then traveled toward the direction of the Primordial Chaos Continent.
Till this day, Tuck had been drifting through the deep Cosmic Void for over a dozen years.
Now, Tuck had reached an area very close to the Primordial Chaos Continent.
Tuck reckoned that in another half year or so, he should be able to reach the Primordial Chaos Continent.
A few days ago, while journeying.
Tuck had encountered several stars and an Enormous Transcendent World enslaved by a Starry Sky Demon.
If it were just that, it would have been enough.
In his more than a decade of wandering the Vast Universe, Tuck had seen too many varieties of powerful beings controlling worlds.
There were those like the Starry Sky Demon Demigod who used dark tides to shape worlds of disaster and death.
There were even bloody worlds that took delight in the mutual devouring of species.
Of course, most of the Transcendent Worlds were evolving slowly along the normal Transcendent systematic Sequence Civilization.
Mainly, Tuck had discovered an Ancient Teleportation Array that led directly to the Primordial Chaos Continent in this Large Transcendent World.
Tuck surmised that it must have been constructed a very long ti ago by the Sequence Civilization of the Primordial Chaos Continent.
Tuck had quietly co over, planning to activate the Teleportation Array and directly transport back to the Primordial Chaos Continent area.
But unexpectedly, the Starry Sky Demon found Tuck.
Seeing Tuck as a mber of the Green Star Clan and furthermore a Weak Demigod.
He imdiately wanted to co over and devour Tuck.
And that led to a brutal battle.
The Starry Sky Demon was not weak, but unfortunately, this ti he had t his match.
If it weren’t for the convergence of the Green Star Death pathways, Tuck would likely have pursued and killed the Starry Sky Demon.
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