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Chapter 1750: Chapter 644 Black Turbid Seawater, Void Burning Wind, Where Is My Overturning Sea Demon Flood Dragon So Big?

”Is this the Oblivion Sea?”

In the dark, dim seawater, a solitary figure was walking slowly.

A complex aura of Demon Qi emanated from the person. If one’s Divine Soul wasn’t strong enough, they might mistake him for a Lower Order Demon Beast at a glance.

This person was Luo Chen.

Utilizing the Secret Technique of concealing his breath, he had stolen the breaths of several Demon Beasts as a disguise, allowing him to pass through the surveillance of the outer Demon Beasts unimpeded, straight into the Oblivion Sea.

Upon entering, he immediately sensed something amiss.

The Mana Shield enveloping him and isolating the seawater was dissolving at a speed three or four times faster than usual.

And the more he walked into the depths of the Oblivion Sea, the faster this dissolution rate became, forcing him to constantly channel Qi Power to maintain the Mana Shield.

This situation was baffling, yet it was within Luo Chen’s expectations.

The Oblivion Sea, as one of the most renowned dangerous locations in the North Sea, had long been infamous for its forbidden areas.

The most famous and harmful to Cultivators among them was the ”Black Murky Seawater.”

Within the Black Murky Seawater, a Cultivator’s body would suffer extreme corrosion, and only by erecting a shield to isolate inside and outside could they avoid this corrosiveness.

However, the Black Murky Seawater was also extremely corrosive to the shield!

Hence, to move within the Oblivion Sea, a Cultivator must constantly maintain the shield and pay attention to the remaining Spirit Power and Qi Power. Otherwise, they might find themselves out of energy halfway through and perish in the Oblivion Sea.

Such potent seawater would undoubtedly be an extraordinary material in the Immortal Cultivation World.

In fact, many people over the years have indeed attempted to exploit the Black Murky Seawater from the Oblivion Sea, trying repeatedly to transport it out.

But regardless of what Secret Technique or storage Magic Tool they used, once this Black Murky Seawater left the Oblivion Sea, it inexplicably lost its corrosiveness, turning into the most ordinary seawater.

Some speculate that the corrosiveness of the Black Murky Seawater isn’t its inherent property but is caused by the unique geographic environment of the Oblivion Sea. Perhaps, there’s a man-made Big Formation inside, or even more intriguingly, some think the Oblivion Sea was formed from Weak Water at the world’s dawn.

Regarding this, Luo Chen did not delve into the study, as his purpose this trip was merely to seek the Overturning Sea Demon Flood Dragon.

As he advanced, Luo Chen occasionally raised his gaze towards the sky.

With the seawater of the Oblivion Sea being so dangerous, why not choose to fly overhead?

This question has an answer as well.

Naturally, it’s because the sky is even more dangerous, forcing Cultivators to choose the sea route where the danger is still somewhat manageable.

As for what the danger in the sky is?

Luo Chen paused, his eyes gleaming with Spirit Light, staring fixedly at the sky.

A clueless and ordinary seabird, with no Demon Qi nor grade, just an ordinary seabird, flew over the Oblivion Sea at that moment.

It traveled several miles without incident, as if it weren’t soaring over the dread-inducing Oblivion Sea but rather an ordinary sea area.

But suddenly!

The seabird plummeted straight down from the sky, falling into the seawater, its feathers and flesh instantly corroded away, becoming one with the sea’s nutrients.

Throughout this process, nobody was seen attacking.

No unusual phenomena appeared.

Yet Luo Chen knew why the seabird died.

”Void Burning Wind!”

Luo Chen frowned deeply, uttering these four words.

This is the reason why countless Cultivators in the North Sea dare not fly across the Oblivion Sea.

They do not know why, nor do they know what attacked them.

Luo Chen also didn’t know before, but after meeting Ding Yi, he was told what attacked the seabird.

A bizarre ”wind”!

Formless and intangible, silent and invisible. It appears without any pattern, and its power can range from the mundane to the Divine Transformation level.

Once hit by this wind, a creature’s soul would ignite as if on fire, plunging into extreme chaos, losing control over its body, and falling into the seawater, doomed to eternal oblivion.

This information was obtained by Ding Yi from the disciples of the Yuan Mo Sect.