Published: March 1, 2025
As Chen Chu and the Eternal End Dragon departed, entering the seventh heaven realm, the terrifying pressure, which had dominated the universe with unparalleled might, vanished.
Along with it, the darkness that had shrouded the sixth layer of the "cosmos" dissipated, and the world regained its brilliance.
Instantly, everyone experienced a sense of relief, as though the apocalypse had passed. They instinctively exhaled, feeling lighter in body and mind than they had in their entire lives.
However, only the Supreme Heavenly Flame and a few others understood that the true great calamity had just begun to descend.
Looking into the passage that pierced through layers of the universe, and at the colorful light curtain at the end of the passage with a diameter of over ten billion kilometers, everyone’s expressions were filled with solemnity and shock.
The gravity of the situation stemmed from the fact that the immortal-level Nine Nether monster had indeed been awakened.
The shock arose from the realization that Chen Chu, with the power of the sixth heaven realm, had truly ventured above, joining forces with that terrifying giant beast to confront the Nine Nether monster.
This kind of selfless "righteousness" astounded these powerful civilizations.
Although it was related to Chen Chu's extraordinary combat power, if it were them, they would rather choose to lead their clans away from the Ancient Battlefield than risk stepping into such danger.
There was no choice—the gap between the sixth heaven realm and the immortal realm was simply too great.
Once primordial beings break through to the seventh heaven realm, each time is a qualitative change in power. Even if Chen Chu and that giant beast's might was stronger than many ancient beings, it would still be difficult to suppress the injured Nine Nether monster.
Such a battle, if it fell into a deadlock where neither side could suppress the other, could last for hundreds or even thousands of years.
Thinking of this, Blood Moon Sovereign solemnly glanced at the True Emperor of Radiance and the others, his towering figure bowing deeply to them: "The righteousness of the Divine Martial Sovereign is beyond our reach."
"I believe that with the strength of the Divine Martial Sovereign and that primordial behemoth, they will surely be able to hold back the Nine Nether monster."
"Let's hope so." The True Emperor of Radiance raised her head, her gaze locked on the colorful light curtain shining above the firmament, her expression grave, with a hint of confusion in her eyes.
She could not understand why Chen Chu was taking such a risk.
If the Nine Nether monster wanted to invade below, let it invade. Worst case, the Human Race would withdraw from the Ancient Battlefield, and all the powerful beings of chaos would steer clear of this Chaos Sea.
With Chen Chu's terrifying talent, time was on his side.
All he needed to do was wait a few hundred or even a thousand years until he broke through the immortal realm, or even crossed into the ninth heaven realm, transforming into the ancient sun shining upon all worlds.
Then he could return and easily suppress that Nine Nether monster.
At this moment, the Void True Sovereign, resembling an abstract shadow, gradually spoke: "Radiance, there’s no need to think too much. Chen Chu has his reasons for acting this way."
"However, as he entered the seventh heaven realm, I sensed urgency from his back."
At this point, the Void True Sovereign paused.
"Urgency."
The True Emperor of Radiance was taken aback: "In less than ten years, he transitioned from an ordinary life to transcending the extraordinary, crossing into mythology, becoming a primordial sovereign at a terrifying growth rate."
"Along with that primordial sovereign, he can still battle across realms with astonishing combat power."
"Given all this, I can’t think of anything that could make him feel urgent. Is it lifespan? A life-and-death enemy? Or does he feel he is still not strong enough?"
The abstract shadow slightly shook its head: "Don't ask me; I don't know. Perhaps I misjudged."