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Chapter 1010 - Chapter 1010 Chapter 632 The Path to the Dark Heavenly

Chapter 1010: Chapter 632: The Path to the Dark Heavenly Court_3 Chapter 1010: Chapter 632: The Path to the Dark Heavenly Court_3 “`

That was the embryonic form of the Dark Immortal Spirit.

It was still evolving continuously, so it couldn’t be considered a formal Dark Immortal Spirit.

The more powerful the strength, the longer the time it would take to be tainted and give birth to the Dark Immortal Spirit.

He estimated briefly.

At the very least, it would need another hundred thousand years to barely be possible.

Meanwhile, the newly born Dark Immortal Spirit also needed some time to adapt to the body to take full control.

He looked around.

The Primordial Spirit of Willow God’s true form was no longer here.

The senses detected nothing as well.

It must have already entered the Ultimate Ancient Land.

But since it had already entered, why contact the avatar?

His gaze turned to the several Steles in front of that husk.

The Steles were massive,

each one comparable to a mountain, soaring out of the ground, rooted at the base, standing amidst the island.

If the island hadn’t been large enough, it might not have been able to accommodate them.

Dense text was inscribed on the Stele.

It roughly recorded the life of Willow God’s true form and the matters she emphasized.

The latter in particular, with bold handwriting and enlarged fonts.

The reason for erecting this stele here

was to primarily have the newly born Dark Liu God understand the ins and outs of the matter.

This was the contingency plan left by Willow God.

Her self-created Willow God’s law could glimpse a corner of the future.

In the future, she saw that Shi Hao would come here in pursuit of his accumulation, and the Dark Liu God was the gift she left for Shi Hao.

Apart from the Steles, there was also a Bone Implement, inscribed with the same content, only the difference was, one was in words, the other in images.

However, after Jiang Hui’s gaze swept over the content of the Stele, he couldn’t help but feel a slight change in expression.

It was fine at the beginning, but as it got to the latter part, the lengthy passages recorded on the Stele… they were all related to him.

Every third sentence did not deviate from Liu Village.

Every fifth sentence involved him, The Master of Liu Village.

There was nothing particularly unusual about the content itself.

Only

shouldn’t the content that appears most on the Stele be related to Huang Tian?

How did he end up taking the first spot?

If Emperor Huang Tian comes here in the future and if by chance he cannot subdue the Dark Liu God for his own use… whose fault would that be?!

Would Emperor Huang Tian bear a grudge against him?

This is an undeserved disaster.

Definitely a classic case of undeserved disaster.

Jiang Hui strangely felt a bit of a headache.

What’s the deal with this woman?

“Should I… just destroy those few Steles?”

Jiang Hui pondered seriously.

But after thinking it over, he gave up on the idea.

Mainly because other contents were also recorded on the few Steles concerning him.

Beyond that.

There were also images related to him on the memory Bone Implement, he couldn’t just destroy them all.

Of course, there was a more suitable method, which was to only remove the content related to him.

With his current strength, he certainly was capable of doing that.

As the thought settled,

Jiang Hui casually waved his hand.

With the Clear Wind against his face, the text originally inscribing his name slowly disappeared.

A moment later, not a trace related to him remained.

The images in the Bone Implement disappeared in the same manner.

For assurance,

in those vanished places, he added some content related to Shi Hao.

After completing all of this, Jiang Hui nodded his head quite satisfied.

He did not notice anything abnormal.

The Ultimate Ancient Land would only open every once in a while.

But with his current strength, such concerns were naturally unnecessary.

Jiang Hui stepped onto an ancient path.

Desolate, lonely, silent.

Paved with scattered bluestones, it was endlessly long and yet straight and solemn.

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