God of Slaughter

Shi Yan kept silent for a while and then said, ”No, his last words were to ask me to kill Devour and Desolate. His existence and his tragic life was a sacrifice to compete against Desolate and Devour. He understood that even if he got my body, due to the limits in his soul, he wouldn’t be able to defeat Desolate and Devour. Thus, he gave it up. He had to sacrifice himself to lie his hopes on me. He hoped that I could fulfill his wish, the life goal that he hadn’t achieved yet: Destroying Desolate and Devour!”

Listening to him, Xuan He, Frederick, and Ming Hao were down, sighing and sobbing. They were upset because Bloodthirsty was utterly gone.

The overlord who had swaggered proudly in Desolate Territory for ten thousand years had given up his last chance to revive and set his hopes on Shi Yan. He asked Shi Yan to fulfill his wish.

”From now on, your souls aren’t bound to anything. You can pursue a more profound realm. Of course, you need to accumulate energy. It will take more time to break through,” said Shi Yan.

Xuan He and the others nodded, indicating that they understood as they smiled.

It seemed like they had already accepted this.

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Time flew like a running, unceasing river.

Grace Mainland headed to the territory entrance inside the chaotic space basin. The warriors were accommodated in different islands. They cultivated and lived well.

During this time, Shi Yan didn’t cultivate. He left the Endless Sea to visit Quiet Cloud Land, Divine Great Land, Dark Magnetic Noxious Mist, and the coastal area at the end of the sea.

He met so many people.

He met Mu Yu Die in Quiet Cloud Land. Fortunately, Mu Yu Die had recovered her graceful appearance. She had broken through the realm that restricted her longevity.

However, it’d been so many years. Even though Mu Yu Die had advanced her realm, the gap between them was like the sky and the earth. He was just an old friend who came and visited her, nothing more.

On Divine Great Land, he came to Ice Emperor City to meet the four mature women including Bing Qing Tong, Han Cui, Shuang Yu Zhu, and Ling Dan Qing. The four women stayed and cultivated in Ice Emperor City. Sometimes they smiled happily when they remembered him.

He had stayed in Ice Emperor City for a short time before leaving the four women a course of bright memories that they would never forget. Then, he left.

He visited the two Chiefs of the Demon Clan, Bao Ao, and Jie Ji. They drank and discussed their understandings of power Upanishads. He had opened them the gateway to a new level.

Inside the Perpetual Night Forest, he met Fiery Dragon, Fierce Flame Gold Lion, and he had shown them the Heavenly Monster Tribe’s cultivating techniques, directing them to a brighter future.

His figure had appeared in every corner of the continent…

He had observed the trees, the tufts of grass, human beings, and so many creatures living on this continent. He studied and remembered them all.

He walked across this world to think about the changes to his Incipient Extent in the future. He thought and reasoned the rules of Nature, and the marvels it could have after creatures were created there…

He wanted to study the creatures’ situations and conditions to see how things changed in the real world. It was going to help him figure out the key points to ascend his Incipient Extent to a territory.

Grace Mainland moved at a normal pace. He didn’t try to urge his energy to accelerate and just calmly walked around the continent to observe more.

It’d been ten years already.

During the ten years, he didn’t cultivate his power Upanishads and just wandered around, drinking in the inns of the mortal people and enjoying the windy, misty weather deep inside the forest.

Then one day, Hiro and Montecie appeared in front of him. It was in a small country inside an ordinary inn…

By a hustling and bustling square, flows of people walked around and their lively noises carried through the window of the tavern.

Shi Yan leaned against the window and drank. His drowsy eyes eyed the noisy street with people living their normal but happy lives. It wasn’t lunchtime yet, so the tavern didn’t have many customers. They were talking about their daily lives.