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Chapter 1232 - 919: Twilight of the Gods

Chapter 1232: Chapter 919: Twilight of the Gods

The white-robed woman was cloaked in a towering column of light, silent as she held her radiant spear and pointed it afar. With a "boom," a white column of light swept out like a massive laser, tearing and grinding down the ancient colossal beasts in its path, leaving a large amount of indestructible beast bones to fall to the ground.

Men and women in white robes continued to rush out from the Radiant World. All clad in uniform white robes, they were enveloped in white columns of light, radiating a holy and sacred luster. With spears like the one held by the woman, a total of eight emerged, each unleashing earth-shattering energy. They plunged into the Tide of Colossal Beasts, demolishing them with ease, and soon the horde, numbering in the billions, was routed, with the remaining ancient beasts forced to disperse and flee in the face of such overwhelming might.

Watching the remnants flee, the eight radiant men and women in white robes ceased their advance.

The fact that they had handily dispelled a horde of billions of ancient beasts spoke volumes of the terrifying extent of these eight radiant figures’ power.

"These ancient beasts truly overestimate themselves, thinking they could attack this place..." a white-robed, blond woman holding a radiant spear said with a chuckle as she watched the fleeing creatures.

"Let’s not talk more, we need to clean up here first, otherwise, should a Primordial Beast come, we’d really have a headache on our hands," another white-robed man interjected.

"Hmph, that damned Beth Finley; if she hadn’t stolen the Spear of Orthodoxy and fled, as long as we had it here to suppress them, even the appearance of a Primordial Beast could be countered with our combined might using the spear," said a white-robed elder with white stubble, his voice tinged with a note of age and frustration.

"Speaking of which, have there been any clues or leads on Beth Finley’s whereabouts?" inquired another of the white-robed women.

"None. Beth Finley has hidden herself too well. No one expected her sudden betrayal. In this myriad of worlds, if she doesn’t reveal herself, finding her would be incredibly difficult," a white-robed man sighed.

One of the white-haired men spoke with a tone of anger: "If we ever find Beth Finley... we must make her understand the depth of her sin for betraying us—"

Unnoticed, the onslaught of the beasts had entered its third month. Not only was there no sign of abatement or improvement, but the situation grew increasingly more terrible. As if it were a factory, the Ancient Life Continent continually supplied the starry universe with an unimaginable number of ancient beasts.

The beast tide grew more daunting as legions of them, numbering in the hundreds of billions, darkened the skies, ravaging the universe. Upon sighting an inhabited planet, they would immediately charge and devastate it, exterminating all life.

Faced with an unprecedented and horrific tide of beasts, the major races gradually formed alliances. If they did not unite, each race risked annihilation.

At this moment, Su Yu, still oblivious to it all, was absorbed within the Golden Thunder Sun, continuing his training, striving for a higher realm and state.

Although Ada was aware of the terrifying calamity that had beset the universe, there was nothing she could do and no race she wished to aid. What mattered most was using the time available to allow Su Yu as much training as possible, aspiring for a higher level of attainment.

Fortunately, while the beasts’ onslaught persisted into its third month, the area remained untroubled by the search of the ancient beasts, and Su Yu’s training went undisturbed.

But as more and more ancient beasts poured into the starry universe, there came a day when unusual disturbances could finally be heard in the once tranquil space surrounding the Thunder and Lightning Sun where Su Yu trained.

Ada was the first to perceive a colossal entity rapidly advancing toward them. Soon, she sensed that it was actually a planet.

A planet was being propelled by a powerful being at great speed, from a distant place, hurtling towards them. Of course, it wasn’t heading directly for the Thunder and Lightning Sun but would pass by it, approximately ten million meters away.

The endless light and heat emanating from the Thunder and Lightning Sun seriously affected the expanse of the void. The entity pushing the planet so quickly had taken this into account, thus passing so close to the Thunder and Lightning Sun. It intended to use the light and heat as a distraction for whatever was pursuing it.

As Ada detected the planet’s rapid approach, she also noticed the pursuers trailing not far behind.

Instinctively taking a slight breath of cold air, the pursuers from behind turned out to be ancient behemoths numbered in the hundreds of billions. Those catching up to the front, all possessed terrifyingly large bodies reaching kilometers or even more in length, moving at an incredible speed, constantly closing the distance between themselves and this planet.

The fact that this planet could withstand such terrifying energy propulsion without shattering, clearly indicated that it contained the mysterious Spirit of the Planet. If it were an ordinary planet like Earth, it would have collapsed early on under such terrifying energy pressure.

On this planet, there was a particularly grand structure that could only be described as a work of almost divine craftsmanship, covering nearly one-tenth of the planet’s surface. This structure was in the form of a massive tower, which now sat under layers upon layers of defensive shields that protected the entire planet, preventing the structure and life within from harm. At the back of the planet, several figures were showcasing their fearsome power, propelling the planet forward at high speed.

After a desperate escape to this point, the Primordial Beasts pursuing from behind were drawing ever closer. Eventually, tens of thousands of kilometer-long Primordial Beasts joined forces to rip through the void and surged into it. When they reappeared, they were already blocking the path of the planet, which was fleeing at breakneck speed.

With a collective roar from tens of thousands of Primordial Beasts, ten thousand terrifying energy blasts struck the swiftly flying planet, which couldn’t stop in time and collided with the blasts.

The continuous, thunderous noise did not let up, and the over one thousand layers of defensive shields instantly shattered in that moment, with the residual energy blasting into the planet’s atmosphere before rushing toward the ground, immediately creating terrifyingly huge fissures across the land.

If it weren’t for the presence of the Spirit of the Planet, this round of impact alone would have crushed the planet under the terrifying energy.

The immense beings at the back who were jointly propelling the planet felt a deep shock. After the planet took the hit, the thousand layers of defense they had collectively built up around the outside fractured, and the planet came to a shaking halt. From behind, hundreds of billions of Primordial Beasts, carrying roars that shook the universe, swarmed in like a huge net closing in from all directions.

In the blink of an eye, the planet was thoroughly engulfed on all sides by the countless Primordial Beasts. One of the powerful beings who had been propelling the planet upward looked around and groaned, "Give up. There’s no hope left. Everyone try to escape."

"Ao Lei, how can you say that? This is the very foundation of our Amori Clan. If we give up here, it will mean the complete extinction of the Amori Clan—"

Another old man, his hair and beard both white, began trembling as he spoke out.

As it turned out, this planet was the stronghold of the "Amori civilization," one of humanity’s ten major civilizations, and that tower was none other than the world-renowned Tower of Babylon.

Among the several great experts who had been propelling the planet, one was the Immortal-level strongman Ao Lei.

Ao Lei tried to tear through space but suddenly found that after being surrounded by the dense Primordial Beasts, the space had become impenetrable, impossible to rip open.

Ao Lei’s expression changed slightly, realizing the gravity of the situation, and he couldn’t help calling out, "Old Priest, didn’t you say you could predict the future and even communicate with the true gods? You’ve shown me this ability before. Now that we’re at an impasse, aren’t you going to communicate with the true god of our Amori Clan and plead for divine intervention to save us?"

The Old Priest turned pale, his voice trembling as he said, "It’s no use, I’ve been calling out all this time... but there’s been no response... Our true god... has abandoned us..."

Ao Lei was stunned, while another elder clad in a gold-threaded robe solemnly said, "Let’s fight to the death. The space is sealed here; there’s no escape possible. Has the Amori civilization... finally come to an end?"

The elder in the gold-threaded robe was the current leader of the Amori civilization. Sadness or resignation was hard to discern on his face. He was between the lower and upper tiers of Immortality, but today, facing so many terrifying Primordial Beasts, he understood there was no way out. Both the entire Amori civilization and the Tower of Babylon were on the brink of destruction.

Sighing, the gold-threaded robed elder rushed out after leaving these words, charging towards the skies now filled with Primordial Beasts.

At this moment, the frenzied Primordial Beasts started bombarding the planet relentlessly, and the Tower of Babylon could not withstand the force, beginning to crumble.

The divine-level experts of the Amori Clan, the "God of Strength" Marduk, the "Plant God" Dazmo, the "Goddess" Ishtar, the "God of the Plains" Sumugan, the "Fire God" Giblil, and the other twelve deities of Babylon, along with numerous Totem warriors, Seven-level Totem beings like the Green Lizard Totem Beast, the Old Priest, and others, all charged out in insanity. All were fighting individually, solely focused on escaping the sealed space.

Even for divine-level experts and Totem beings, even for Immortals, self-preservation became difficult. No one could care for the countless Amori people on the planet anymore. With the Primordial Beasts continuously ramming the planet, countless lives were extinguished in an instant.

The "God of Strength" Marduk, renowned for his power, faced one of the Primordial Beasts. Before he could unleash the mighty punch, he was proud of another beast, resembling a kilometer-long crocodile, slapped him into a pulp with its tail.

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