Looking at the massive body lying in the torrent of energy in the distance.
Levinbeck’s throat rolled, and for a mont, he was frozen in place.
The boiling torrent of energy gradually cald down near its body, flowing quietly like a placid lake.
At the sa ti, Levinbeck felt a terrifying pressure emanating from this body, the oppression belonging to the upper layer of the food chain.
It’s like how bear droppings can make ordinary animals flee in panic, even without any action, not deliberately displaying anything.
Levinbeck now had an impulse to turn and run, a fear rooted deep in his genes.
No matter how strong an x-level life form of the sa tier was, it could never make him feel this way.
This also led him to a bewildering suspicion, perhaps this was an ultimate life form!
This speculation made him feel even colder, increasingly vigilant, not daring to make any movent, as any action might attract the giant’s attention and then leave him completely crushed.
However, after the initial shock slightly subsided, Levinbeck gradually noticed sothing amiss.
Why was this giant not making any movent?
From his perspective, he could only see the giant’s right side, as vast as a mountain, completely naked, with flowing muscular lines hiding formidable power.
"Could it be..." His heart trembled, and he cautiously approached, even though the energy torrent around him gradually subsided, it was still extrely difficult to advance.
An intangible might made every cell in his body resist moving forward.
Finally, he approached the giant, nervously flying over its head.
Seeing clearly, its eyes were tightly closed, its face stern, like a greatly magnified interstellar human, with many similar features on its naked body.
But the details showed many differences, such as the silver lines on its ears and the tallic vertical mark on its brow, all flaunting the giant’s identity.
At the sa ti, its dormant heart and cold, lifeless body expressed another reality.
"This is a corpse!" Levinbeck’s heart felt as though it was gripped, "And it is the corpse of a Terrax!"
"An ultimate life form... no, a Dominator-level Terrax..."
After the initial panic, Levinbeck felt a huge excitent exploding in his heart.
An ultimate life form is the pursuit of all high-level life forms in the interstellar realm, but none of the current evolution routes have reached this level.
The path of genetic evolution was the most likely to give rise, many have rushed forward, but many things were missing, the most critical being the ultimate life form genetic seed.
And now, an ultimate life form’s corpse had actually been washed out, and it was a Terrax.
The value contained within was indisputable!
"This is a deceased Terrax!?" The surging spiritual power ca from the other side, and Levinbeck’s eyes slightly narrowed.
It was the Prophet and the Holy Mother, these two won were really lucky, not washed to death.
The Prophet and the Holy Mother were equally excited, faces pale, bodies trembling slightly, but they also heightened their caution.
"Ladies, the cooperation continues, under the current circumstances, there’s no need for us to mutually harm each other." Levinbeck initiated the conversation.
The Prophet and the Holy Mother exchanged opinions, and both sides were not confident of defeating each other in this environnt.
Even though they wanted to have the benefits for themselves, they could only suppress the idea for now.
"But how did this happen, weren’t we searching for the Azure Dragon?" The Holy Mother took the initiative to speak, easing the atmosphere between them.
"You know that the Red River Star Stream has recently entered a period of cataclysm, right..." Levinbeck responded in a haunting voice.
"Are you suggesting that this corpse is the source of the Red River Star Stream’s cataclysm?" The Holy Mother’s expression slightly shifted, "But what does this have to do with the Forging Hamr?"
"Here..." The Prophet suddenly spoke, drawing everyone’s attention to the side of the giant’s corpse.
"Hmm?" Levinbeck’s face was filled with surprise; on the giant’s shoulder was a pile of broken tal ruins, severely discolored, with its material traits erased, piled together.
"Could this be the remnants of the Forging Hamr?" The Holy Mother’s expression was astonished, "Is he dead?"
An unusual emotion surged in Levinbeck’s heart, seemingly displeased, and he imdiately shook his head, "No, this should just be one of his vessels."
"It was what guided here..." The Prophet frowned, "Just a vessel, it’s unlikely..."
"Perhaps his true body has perished, and the Azure Dragon is only his backup consciousness." The Prophet proposed a possibility, and Levinbeck remained silent.
Originally, they ca to search for the Forging Hamr, but now by a twist of fate, they found sothing even greater.
But the Forging Hamr was not found, and the situation with the Azure Dragon remained a mystery.
The Holy Mother hesitated, "But it’s said that the true body of the Forging Hamr fell in the Deep Dinsion World, isn’t it?"
"The Red River Star Stream runs through to the Eternal Abyss, perhaps by so coincidence, the two t." Levinbeck said coldly, stepping forward.
A re gentle touch, and the tallic remains piled together suddenly disintegrated into particles, slipping away with the torrent of energy.
"Let’s deal with this corpse first, it’s incredibly valuable..." The Holy Mother reminded.
The three of them gathered their thoughts, Levinbeck took the lead, proliferating flesh to cover part of the giant’s limbs, and then attempted to move it.
However, it was like an ordinary person trying to shift a ten-thousand-ton boulder, his flesh tendrils constantly snapped, and yet the corpse remained motionless.
"This..." Levinbeck’s expression changed, an uneasy premonition rising in his heart.
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