Foreign Land Reclamation By a Vegetable-growing Skeleton
Chapter 1055 - Chapter 1055 Chapter 621 Something More Terrifying than Feiti

Chapter 1055: Chapter 621: Something More Terrifying than Feiti Chapter 1055: Chapter 621: Something More Terrifying than Feiti In the Void, chariots of Thunder were scattered in a semi-circle centered around the Titan God King, quietly waiting, their bodies continually flickering with lightning, reflecting the metallic sheen of the chariots and the Titans’ embarrassment.

“Ah, too poor,” complained Gold Titan Onas. “In the past, whenever our chariots moved, they sparkled with sparks and lightning, brilliantly lit, but now we dare not even turn on the lights; these days are unbearable.”

Although there was no air in the Void, when the Titans were evenly dispersed, they formed a remote sensing electrical field. Whenever any Titan spoke within this field, others could hear clearly.

Titan God King Tyranus gave him a look and said authoritatively, “If it’s unbearable, I’ll burn you to provide light for everyone.”

“Yes, yes, burn him for light,” the other Titans chimed in teasingly.

Onas shrank his head and didn’t dare get angry at Tyranus, so he could only glare angrily at his heckling peers.

His peers weren’t afraid of him at all and glared back fiercely. Their gazes collided in the Void, sparking and lighting up the dark.

But how could Onas outstare dozens of his peers? Soon he was overwhelmed, his fur standing on end from the electricity.

Unlike Kronos, who was composed purely of elemental forces, Onas was a Gold Titan. His power had transformed into flesh and hair and could even pass on the Titan bloodline.

The Purple Skeleton Clan are the Mixed-Blood Titans possessing the Gold Titan bloodline.

Seeing that he was about to be bullied by his peers, Onas quickly shifted the topic in a weak manner, “I’m just trying to express the urgency; we need to replenish the Thunder Element soon or we’ll all wither away. We can’t wait any longer, Your Majesty.”

Tyranus spoke slowly yet authoritatively, “With all my strength, I have thirty thousand points of power; you, three thousand. Each year, my consumption is ten times yours. I am more urgent than you.”

Onas pouted and muttered quietly, “Really? Can’t tell. If we wait any longer, we’ll all fall apart.”

Onas’s whisper was meant to be heard, otherwise there would be no point. Thus, his volume traveled perfectly through the electrical field, ensuring everyone could hear.

Tyranus slowly yet authoritatively said, “It won’t happen. When that moment comes, I will burn you to light the way home for everyone.”

Onas stiffened, nearly short-circuiting from the shock. What kind of hellish joke was this? It was a joke, right? Was it? My lord, you are joking, right?

Tyranus sighed. While only Onas was complaining for the moment, actually everyone’s patience was at its limits. They had traveled a long, grueling distance, drifting for hundreds of years and passing the perilous Chaos Plane.

Having finally made it back here, they were now stuck, unable to advance or retreat. Not just them; Tyranus himself was incredibly irritable. As he said, his annual consumption was more than ten times theirs, and even upon returning to the Master Plane, he would need to find a place rich in Thunder Element and electrify himself for decades to possibly recover.

But no matter how irritable, they couldn’t just rush headlong into a trap, especially since Kronos had not communicated back, which was even more frightening than being dead.

Considering everyone’s emotions, Tyranus felt compelled to explain, “Why did we take such a risk, drifting through the Void? Of course, for a safe refuge.”

“The Undead King destroyed everything. He is an existence we cannot contend with, which is why we followed the God of Light to a new world. Sadly, the Undead King also reached the new world, and just when we had settled for a few centuries, we once again had to flee our home, but our choices of refuge were limited.”

“If there were a chasm full of Thunder Element, that would naturally be best. But since we couldn’t find such a world, the Material Plane was our only choice, so we returned here.”

“But let’s not forget, this place is not only our home but also the territory of the Undead King. Although he resides in the Abyss, he can go anywhere. His subjects have built world transfer stations that connect to any plane.”

“We’ve been away for a long time and are unaware of the specific conditions. The disappearance of Kronos has told us a fact: the Master Plane is not a friction-generated static field, but a thunderstorm zone capable of destroying heaven and earth. We must be extremely careful as we no longer have the power to seek a new refuge.”

Though a rare lengthy explanation, it adequately conveyed Tyranus’s concerns. Yet Onas was somewhat baffled, “So, my lord, what do we do by stopping here? Doing nothing, we also can’t probe whether the Master Plane is a static field or a thunderstorm zone.”

“We wait. Someone will inform us what the current situation on the Master Plane is,” Tyranus responded.

Just as he finished speaking, Tyranus suddenly sensed something and reached out. A sphere composed of lightning unfolded, flickering several times, and then a small figure appeared at the center of the electric sphere.

The lightning receded, and a Dragon Mage appeared there, somewhat astonished, he said, “Wow, such a powerful electric field transition, far greater than dimensional travel. Impressive. Oh, under the command of Celius, the Thunder Mage Nuri, I pay my respects to the Titan God King.”

Tyranus frowned, “Where is Celius? He doesn’t come himself and sends only you?”

“Uh, I’m very sorry, Your Majesty, my Lord Celius has fallen asleep. Shall I go back, wake him, and then come to pay a visit to Your Majesty?” Nuri said apologetically.

Tyranus really wanted to strike this fellow with lightning and turn him into charcoal. The current situation was like desperately needing to pee, and the other party saying the toilet was broken, asking to wait until the toilet was fixed.

Barely squeezing out a smile, Tyranus asked, “No need, what did Celius say?”

“My lord instructed me to tell Your Majesty that the Undead King is no longer in the Master Plane, but he left Flash Feiti to guard the Master Plane. Kronos was captured by Flash Feiti,” Nuri said.

Hearing the name Flash Feiti, Tyranus’s whole face soured. No wonder Kronos couldn’t even send back a message.

The Titans feared nothing more than Flash Feiti. Even the Undead King couldn’t instill such dread in them because Feiti’s speed was too fast. The light-speed of the Titans was completely restrained by Feiti’s flash-like speed, making it hard to even run away.

“Does Celius have any suggestions?” Tyranus asked.

“My lord suggests, why not just leave? The Void is so vast, there must be a plane that can accommodate the Titan race,” Nuri said.

Tyranus raised his hand, extending a finger as a terrifying sparking was prepared at the fingertip.

Nuri immediately said, “My lord has another discovery. Flash Feiti has left the Master Plane and gone to the New World. You won’t encounter it for now. My lord suggests that we take this opportunity to disrupt the elemental balance of the Master Plane, transforming it into the Abyss.”

Tyranus had a speechless look on his face, “Celius thinks too highly of us. If we could disrupt the Master Plane like that, we might as well find an Abyss and transform it into a world suitable for us.”

Transforming the Abyss was far easier than transforming the Master Plane.

“No, no, no, according to my lord’s calculations, it’s very easy. Just let the plane burn. Forests, farms, coal mines, cities, let everything that can burn, burn. That will disrupt the elemental balance,” Nuri said.

“That simple?” Tyranus asked.

“It’s that simple. A Master Plane disrupted by elemental imbalance will be filled with all sorts of chaotic currents, forming storms most suitable for the Titans to live in. Even if Flash Feiti returns, you won’t need to worry about it,” Nuri said.

After a long contemplation, Tyranus finally decided to take action. He didn’t have many options left. At least he would restore his strength first, so if anything unexpected happened, he would have the power to flee.

“Is Feiti really not in the Master Plane?” Tyranus asked for confirmation again.

After receiving an affirmative response, Tyranus turned to Onas and said, “You, go first.”

Onas pointed at his own nose, “What? Me?” Shouldn’t such exploratory tasks be assigned to the lower-ranked Thunder Titans?

“Yes, you, hurry up.” Tyranus stretched out his hand toward Onas, and a bolt of lightning shot towards him, connecting the two of them together.

Tyranus pulled hard, the lightning growing thicker and straighter, tensing like a slingshot. When it was stretched to the limit, Onas was catapulted forward into the Void and disappeared with a whoosh.

After a while, when Onas reported back safely, Tyranus connected with the other Titans one by one with bolts of lightning, launching them into the Void one after another.

In the Void, one by one, Thunder chariots shot out and disappeared into the darkness, and finally, even the Titan God King vanished into the Void, leaving only Nuri behind.

After a long time, a huge cloud of smoke came drifting over and materialized into a giant head behind Nuri, “These Titans, still as naive as they were before. Feiti isn’t here, but there is something more terrifying than Feiti present.”