Doomsday Roulette

A rumbling sound came from the side, followed by violent tremors of the ground.

If Ye Zhongming hadn’t signaled everyone, they might have thought an earthquake was about to happen.

Kunz座 took a deep breath and stepped back with the unconscious Elder of the Su Clan.

He felt a force forming that made his heart race; he didn’t know what it was but could only prepare for the worst.

Countless flying beings took to the sky, blocking out the sun, circling in a vast area around them.

In the mountainous forests, mutated creatures scattered in flight, sensitive to danger.

However, no group of mutated creatures attacked the All Races of the Universe. Firstly, the terrain here was special, allowing only flying beings to arrive quickly. Secondly, there were too many beings from the All Races of the Universe here; unless there was an organized beast tide, it would be difficult to shake them.

The rumbling and tremors lasted for nearly half a minute, during which the entire mountain range collapsed, kicking up dust that soared into the clouds and spread out around them.

Then, an immense figure emerged from the dust.

After becoming a great expert, the white dragon horse had experienced a leap in size, and to many beings of the All Races of the Universe, it was already quite large.

But compared to this similarly elongated dark shadow, it appeared rather small, akin to the vast difference between an ordinary snake and a python.

The scene fell into complete silence, quieter than when they had heard Kunz座 speak moments earlier.

The massive shadow began to move through the dust, its speed not particularly fast, yet the sense of oppression it exuded was overwhelming.

A gigantic dragon-like creature slowly drifted out of the dust, revealing its true form before hundreds of thousands of beings from the All Races of the Universe.

Instinctively, the white dragon horse lowered its flying height until it landed on the ground, its head slightly bowed. If not for its strength having reached a certain level, it might have been compelled to prostrate itself.

This was a deep-rooted fear of a high-level kin.

“What is this…?”

Countless individuals looked up at the massive dragon that had ascended into the sky.

A colossal stone dragon!

Aside from its immense size, this dragon didn’t possess many standout features, but its sheer scale gave it an inherent majesty. The pair of dragon eyes that resembled black crystals gazed in one direction, and no one dared to meet its gaze.

In the hearts of all beings from the All Races of the Universe, the exclamation of ‘What is this?’ echoed.

“We made a mistake, we admit it, and even offered a price that everyone knows carries weight, just for your forgiveness and Elder Huo Zhi's life. But did we give you the illusion that we fear you? Do you think a peak expert can do as they please? Then how did you end up in such a predicament within Elder Huo Zhi's formation? If you were alone in that formation, you'd be nothing but a pile of crap!”

With the stone dragon hovering above him, Ye Zhongming spoke forcefully, hurling insults at the peak expert Kunz座.

“Five billion five hundred million and you're still not satisfied? Do you truly think you’re the boss? Are you Hall People really the boss? All these years relying on a sense of crisis? Relying on blood and guts? How could you even utter such words? Even a fool knows you rely on exploitation! You rely on using your existing strength to exploit other races to ensure your power continues!”

“Since you want to tear the facade, let’s risk everything. The only way to keep this matter hidden is to ensure you all die, isn’t it?”

Listening to Ye Zhongming’s words, the Hall People finally realized their current predicament.

Indeed, they still had many members left, but almost everyone was injured, with some severely so and unable to fight.

Moreover, these injuries were not ordinary; they were caused by the mist from Elder Huo Zhi's formation, whose strange corrosive properties resulted in many losing parts of their bodies. This wasn’t something simple medicine could heal, and even if recovery was possible, they would need to return to a specialized treatment chamber.