567 Battles And Progress
The power of calamity had mysterious origins.
At first, he thought it was related to the Great Dao calamity. However, the power of calamity still existed after the Great Dao calamity ended in advance, making him realize otherwise.
What was unfathomable was that it had the potential to contaminate the Great Dao. As such, when the Heavenly Dao laws devoured the Great Dao, it would come into contact with the power of calamity sooner or later.
Chu Xuan was worried that it would contaminate the Heavenly Dao laws as well. Even Kun Zhen, Mo Zun and Divine Lord Du had not managed to escape that fate, and were forced to cut off a portion of their Dao paths.
Chu Xuan had many treasures in his hands, and his Dao path was extremely powerful. Even so, he had been unsure whether he would be able to withstand the power of calamity.
After receiving the reward, Chu Xuan immersed himself in cultivation.
During this period, the Great Abyssal calamity became more and more intense.
The number of abyssal beings that sneaked into the nine zones grew larger, and the abyssal beings themselves were stronger, forcing the races of the nine zones to join forces to combat these abyssal beings.
Of course, there were also gains from the battle.
Many people had obtained treasures from the abyssal beings, as well as the fate of the Great Dao. Both allowed them to loosen or break through their bottlenecks.
They could even obtain healing treasures from the abyssal being.
No one retreated!
After all, they were all mentally prepared to fight for their chance to rise up and break through.
Incidentally, the Dao realm experts from the Great Dao Communication Group had banded together to form a strong force.
Shu Yang was one of them.
He could be considered an ancient Dao realm cultivator, who was from the same era as Hong Yuanchu.
In the end, not only did he not reach the Daoyuan realm, he did not even reach the peak of the Dao realm. As a result, he was constantly ridiculed by Mo Tu.
This time, he had seized the opportunity to enter the ancient path to fight for the fate of the Great Dao and break through to the Daoyuan realm.
At worst, he would just die.
The geniuses of the era all rose up during the Great Abyssal calamity. This included Ji Dexin, who was once the human race’s number one genius.
Now, the commander of the human army was Luo Xinbai, who had achieved a certain measure of success in cultivating the human king’s technique.
It could boost the morale of the army, increase the power of their battle techniques, and even heal injuries.
This allowed the army to maintain its peak state and continue to fight.
The momentum of the army would also be channeled back to Luo Xinbai, strengthening him further.
This was a proper example of what a human king could achieve.
The other races of the nine zones all had grave expressions.
Were it not for the Great Abyssal calamity, they felt that they would have become the target of the human army instead.
The human army was like a sharp blade, piercing through the ranks of the abyssal beings and killing them with relative ease.
With the aid of the army formations, they could even kill 36th-level Dao realm abyssal beings.
Ding Yue and the others all looked solemn. The human race’s army formations, combined with Luo Xinbai’s human king technique, was more powerful than expected.
Hu Tianya led the monster race and was also extremely domineering. The might of his divine beast bloodline suppressed any oncoming abyssal beings.
There were even some that trembled and lost their combat strength entirely.
Hei Yue’s expression remained calm as she continued to advance.
Wherever her domain went, it freed and released abyssal beings, who then became her soldiers. It was the same for Demon Buddha.
On the Great Dao, Yi Yuejun approached the power of calamity again, looking at it in confusion.
It had changed again!
This time, it seemed to have shrunk. However, the mass of energy seemed to be spinning much faster, and its density was much greater.
There seemed to be something inside.
Yi Yuejun hesitated, but chose not to enter it this time. He had the premonition that things would be quite disastrous if he did.
