I Am the Fated Villain - Chapter 1700

CHAPTER 1631: IMPRISONMENT, PROHIBITION, EXTERMINATION, OPPRESSION, COMBAT, TRANSFORMATION

Boom! ! ! On this tomb realm, towering waves surged, each ripple carrying boundless world fragments. The densely packed white bone heavenly soldiers and generals, like a flood, rushed straight towards the various ancient bronze warships of the Punishing Heaven Alliance. The already prepared

members of the Punishing Heaven Alliance delegation roared, each employing their own techniques to resist. In an instant, various crimson lights erupted above this boundless cosmic sea, as if the heavens and earth were about to split apart. Chaotic energy filled the sky, and various beams of light pierced through the heavens, shaking the distant cosmic sea. Undoubtedly, such a battle, if it had occurred

in another realm, would have caused the collapse of countless universes. However, in this place, all that could be done was to create ripples and massive waves in the vast ocean of the universe, unleashing skeletal heavenly soldiers and generals. These beings possessed no intelligence, only knowing how to charge forward and kill, completely fearless. In the

aftermath of that impact, the torrent of skeletal heavenly soldiers exploded into ashes, disappearing into the boundless ocean of the universe below. None of the members of this delegation were weak. Even Jiang Mu Yang, herself at the Ancestral Dao realm, wielded the power of the Dao realm with every movement, condensing the rules of the universe into her techniques as if she were standing in a sea of the Dao realm.

Every word and movement of hers was governed by rules, transforming into tangible objects capable of influencing the present world. Around her body, countless Dao artifacts roared, each of unparalleled preciousness, cascading down millions of strands of light like a waterfall. The

remaining candidates of the Daoist civilization also shone brightly, showcasing their own supreme abilities. On this vast, boundless sea, they unleashed dazzling light, like countless suns streaking across the sky, illuminating all directions. The

Saintess Hi Yuan could freely wield the power of the Reincarnation Mirror, her very being like a walking moon, her every ray of light filled with overwhelming killing intent, each strand piercing through the space-time of the dimensions, reducing the attacking skeletal Heavenly Soldiers to ashes.

It was as if the remaining delegation of masters possessed extraordinary techniques; some manifested an ancient universe, others sat serenely in the void, descending to an old, seated position like a Buddha, with the three Thousand Buddha Kingdoms behind them radiating boundless light, capable of cleansing everything.

There were also those whose entire bodies glowed, like silver streaks, dazzlingly bright, unleashing countless strands of sword energy, severing the order of the void and shattering the rules. Inside the 500 Heavenly Ming Great Hall, high-ranking officials from various True Realms, through the bright mirror, were closely observing this battle. They had long anticipated that this journey would not be easy, but they did not expect to encounter an ambush halfway through before even reaching the open sea. Gu Changge was also in the great hall, watching all of this, seemingly unsurprised. His gaze was calm and profound, simply fixed on the depths of the ocean.

“The so-called master inside that tomb is probably already beyond Lu Jin; even that one step away from the path ahead is probably not far off,” a high

-ranking official whispered in the great hall, never imagining that there would be so many powerful individuals inside that great tomb.

Even when facing the numerous young masters of the Punishing Heaven Alliance, countless skeletal Heavenly Soldiers and generals still rushed out from within that boundless tomb realm. Following them, even more powerful deities, radiating decaying light, surged forth from each tomb, soaring into the heavens.

These deities, their green armor damaged, possessed astonishing divinity, seemingly not of this time and space. A few divine runes emitted light, even shocking some of the figures at the End of the World.

Of course, these deities, like the skeletal Heavenly Soldiers and generals, had long since ceased to exist. An unknown force was gestating within their bodies, truly as if they had returned from the Underworld, indistinguishable from living beings except for their completely different fundamental aura.

They rushed out into the Heavenly Realm, carrying with them an endless aura of death. Their strength surpassed that of the White Bone Heavenly Soldiers, and they could even contend with Jiang Mu Yang and others, comparable to Ancestor Dao realm existences. This scene shocked even the most powerful figures in the vast universe who were closely observing this place. Within that tomb, it was as if all the powerful beings from countless time-space dimensions were buried, a continuous stream of energy. Gu Xian’er, who was preparing to leave the ancient forbidden land, also sensed this overwhelming wave of energy. Looking towards the distant ocean where that time-space dimension was located, her expression changed in surprise.

The Master, transformed into a middle-aged man, initially intending to disappear, now seemed to sense this fluctuation and appeared beside Gu Xian’er, whispering, “I didn’t expect that place’s tranquility to be shattered. Now, in this era, I wonder if the most powerful force can completely dispel the mist surrounding that place.”

Gu Xian’er looked at him, startled, and said, “Senior, you seem to know a great deal about the ocean?”

The Search Master shook his head and sighed, “The ocean’s origins can be said to rival the entirety of the universe. Countless chaotic eras have ended, yet the ocean has remained unchanged, unaffected, like an ancient, desolate place. It’s hard to say whether any chaotic era might have vanished and been destroyed by some unknown force.” “But

the ocean is different. It has remained unknown since ancient times, and even the Land of Truth hasn’t affected it.”

Hearing this, Gu Xian’er was even more astonished and shocked. Even the Land of Truth hasn’t affected the ocean? The Master whispered, “We once suspected that the path ahead might lead to the truth, perhaps hidden within the vast ocean. But no one can truly enter it; there are powerful forces capable of altering and distorting all rules there. The so-called ‘End of the Road’ might also lead to disorientation in the ocean.”

Gu Xian’er thought of the rumors she’d heard from the Punishing Heaven Alliance, that the Power Master, the Three-Headed Master, and the Qiankun Ancestor—these three figures on the path ahead—had disappeared into the ocean. Originally, she thought it was just nonsense; how could it be like this?

It must be a rumor. Perhaps it was Gu Changge deliberately creating a mystery to mislead people. But now it seemed it might be true.

“What exactly is in the ocean that even Gu Changge would want to make such a scheme…?”

Gu Xian’er’s thoughts raced.

“Senior, I wish to leave this place.”

She looked towards the master beside her, clasping her hands. The master glanced at her, seemingly guessing her thoughts, and said, “You want to go to the open sea to explore, right? That place, with your strength, it’s best not to enter. This is my warning to you, even if you are the inheritor of the Six Meridians, you are no exception.”

Gu Xian’er couldn’t help but ask doubtfully, “Senior, the Six Meridians, which Six Meridians exactly? I only obtained the inheritance of the imprisoned Six Meridians. According to you, the remaining few meridians have most likely perished in the changing era and no longer exist.”

The Master said: “The so-called Six Meridians are imprisonment, prohibition, destruction, oppression, struggle, and transformation. These Six Meridians have been established and passed down since ancient times, and traces can be seen in every chaotic era. In the chaotic era where I am, the Forbidden Heaven lineage briefly appeared, but then completely vanished. As for the remaining few,

in the long and arduous existence of the ancient forbidden land, they have never appeared

.””Destruction, oppression, conflict, transformation?”

Gu Xian’er muttered these six words, feeling a dark sensation within her. In the deepest part of her consciousness, an ancient, barbaric “Imprisonment” character bloomed with boundless light, drifting there. Following this, a dark thread appeared, connecting and extending towards a certain point.

“In the present world, are there other inheritors of the Six Meridians?”

Gu Xian’er was stunned for a moment, then realized that the Imprisonment inheritance was informing her of all this, perhaps a feeling from the Six Meridians…

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