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Chapter 1089 - Chapter 1089 Chapter 691 The Master of Liu Village and the

Chapter 1089: Chapter 691: The Master of Liu Village and the Kings of the Burial Domain Chapter 1089: Chapter 691: The Master of Liu Village and the Kings of the Burial Domain In the sky, the thunderous reproach was deafening, as if it intended to forcefully tear apart the very stars themselves–a truly stunning display.

The next moment.

A giant hand appeared abruptly from the heavens, eclipsing the sun and wrapped in fierce flames.

It seemed to come down with a casual swat, yet it possessed unimaginable power, mercilessly aiming for Tu Wa Zi’s position…

In an instant.

Infinite pressure enveloped the area, bringing with it the dusty aura of Buried gas.

Within the palm, countless huge whirlwinds roared, crushing all in their path to dust.

Even before it drew near, the mighty force caused majestic peaks to crumble and rivers to sever, all while radiating the naked fluctuations of the King’s Domain.

Had it truly descended, even with all his strength, Tu Wa Zi might have struggled to withstand it.

“How dare you, I am the direct disciple of the Adult!”

Tu Wa Zi’s face was solemn, with not a trace of panic to be seen, still as composed as ever.

Although this place was far from the Immortal Domain, it was still under the Adult’s Divine Might; who would dare to run wild here?!

Not even a King would suffice!

Having the Adult’s support was his confidence.

He roared, his voice traveling countless miles, causing the earth to tremble and reverberating through the air, matching the previous thunderous reproach.

Sure enough.

Upon his words, the descending hand, engulfed in infinite might, abruptly halted–

The next moment.

A figure crossed that paused hand, which had halted a hundred meters from Tu Wa Zi, and instantaneously appeared before him.

“Young man, did you just say… you are the direct disciple of that one?”

Elder Burial King Huo Heng squeezed out what he thought to be a rather amiable smile, smiling as he spoke.

He simultaneously looked Tu Wa Zi up and down, inner surprise slightly stirring.

The young warrior before him had muscles that bulged like those of a Horned Dragon, with a towering back, and it seemed as if thunder roared with his movements–a symbol of his unmatched vigorous strength, not even weaker than these ancient beings.

Furthermore, his eyes were incredibly clear, unadulterated by any impurity, similar to Amber Agate, lacking the ravages of time.

This indicated that the youth’s age matched his appearance.

Very young.

Excessively young.

But the aura he radiated was thick and solid, having already reached the level of a Quasi-Immortal King.

Even within the Burial Domain, that would only be second to the Burial King.

Even for a Burial Priest, reaching such a realm would require a long time of dormancy.

A prodigy!

Like that young man known as the Banished Immortal, he was also a genius with unparalleled talent, fully the equal of the Golden Burial Officers in the domain.

“The Adult’s Dharma Decree gives you one final chance for an audience with the Adult.”

Tu Wa Zi casually observed the old figure in front of him, who seemed to bear a kind and benevolent face. Even though he sensed goodwill in the other’s approach, the coolness in his demeanor remained unchanged.

If he was not mistaken,

This Old Burial King before him was the leader of this group of Burial Kings.

But when that fat Burial King acted against the Holy Land, this one had not intervened; he watched it unfold without care.

Sensing the undisguised displeasure on Tu Wa Zi’s face,

Elder Burial King Huo Heng immediately realized the reason, coughed lightly in an attempt to ease the atmosphere, and said, “Young man, about the previous matter, indeed we were negligent and did not foresee such changes. On behalf of the Burial Domain, I offer an apology.”

“You needn’t apologize to me; take it up with the Adult!” Tu Wa Zi’s expression remained steady.

Not foreseen?

What a bunch of nonsense.

Even if they hadn’t anticipated it initially, what about afterward? Weren’t they just the same?

Receiving a cold shoulder for his warm approach, Elder Burial King Huo Heng’s face couldn’t help but look a bit ugly.

Despite that, they had indeed been in error first.

They had already been granted entry into Liu Village, but someone caused trouble at a crucial moment. If it weren’t for that, they probably would have long since met The Master of Liu Village and wouldn’t have had to endure the contempt of a junior.

The other Burial Kings had different thoughts, but they all looked at each other with lowered eyes.

Had it been anywhere else, let alone a talented prodigy, even peers within the same realm wouldn’t dare to speak to them with such a tone.

But the current situation was stronger than them; they had just been thoroughly thrashed by that youth’s backing, and as no one had a penchant for misery, they dared not flaunt their negligible martial prowess.

Additionally, the youth had just declared himself a direct Disciple of The Master of Liu Village.

Whether he was a direct disciple or not, they didn’t know, but his status was likely higher than that of the young man called the Banished Immortal, and they couldn’t help but treat him with cautious respect.

What was most important was the message he brought–

The Master of Liu Village wanted to see them.

For countless days and nights, they had been hoping for this moment, even in their sleep.

To the gathering of Burial Kings, this was the most important matter; all else could temporarily be ignored.

“Gentlemen, follow me!”

Tu Wa Zi withdrew his gaze, stopped talking, and led the way without looking back.

“It’s time to see who’s a mule and who’s a horse, only to drag it out for a look.”

Zhuo Han Burial King walked at the front, letting out a long sigh.

He had analyzed before that The Master of Liu Village didn’t finish them off but instead drove them out of the Immortal Domain, and it certainly wasn’t out of mercy.

At their stage, having experienced so much throughout endless ages, matters of life and death were no longer about mercy.

That was a weakness possessed only by mortal beings.

Even slaughtering beings from one star after another wouldn’t affect their Taoist hearts in the slightest.

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With the experience of the first time, their speed this time was undoubtedly much faster.

Soon,

that gigantic city, suspended in midair like an enormous beast and so vast it seemed limitless, once again came into the field of vision of the Burial Kings.

The heavens and earth vast and indistinct, the monumental city boundless, it seemed to breathe with the Immortal Domain, exuding an indescribable aura of ancient solemnity, a majestic presence as if it could suppress all things.

Even though it wasn’t their first encounter, Elder Burial King Huo Heng still felt his spirit tremble.

This time, no Burial King dared to cause trouble.

A group of Burial Kings, their eyes sharp, watched their companions closely.

If there was still someone so blind as to cause trouble, it wouldn’t require The Master of Liu Village to take action; the other Burial Kings would themselves clean house.

After crossing numerous alleys, the scene before the Burial Kings suddenly changed.

The mist was thick and swirling, like a tumultuous river.

Then,

the scenes in everyone’s field of vision swiftly moved backward, initially visible to the naked eye, but later on, even Elder Burial King Huo Heng couldn’t see clearly.

Quickly,

all the swirling mist seemed to be parted to both sides by an immense pair of hands.

When the winds settled,

a massive Bronze Gate appeared before everyone.

Behind the Bronze Gate, there was a winding, long bluestone staircase.

The end was nowhere in sight.

The depths shrouded by thick mist.

San Zang and Shen Ming’s complexions changed slightly; they became a bit unnatural.

They were all too familiar with this path.

It was the same one they had taken the time before.

Looking at the seemingly ordinary bluestone staircase, which was actually an exaggeratedly precious treasure, walking upon it could temper one’s Taoist heart.