Immortality Through Array Formations Chapter 2320 Chapter 1065: Pixiu_2

He previously lacked the opportunity to attempt it.

With Mr. Tu absent now, Mo Hua could at last unleash himself and attempt to shatter the "Seal."

Moments passed slowly one by one.

Mo Hua possessed remarkable patience.

After an unknown duration, a creaking noise echoed as the Divine Lock Formation unraveled, allowing Mo Hua to finally force open the sacred artifact's Seal.

Joy illuminated Mo Hua's face.

Success was his!

By "replicating" the key to unlock from within, the Great Wilderness sacred artifact ceased to endanger him.

His Divine Thought was now free to circumvent Mr. Tu's "Seal" and operate without restraint.

All the schemes he had devised and polished earlier could now commence execution.

A grin tugged at Mo Hua's mouth as he advanced a step, traversed the Divine Lock Formation, and pierced the Great Wilderness sacred artifact's Seal.

Immediately afterward, Mo Hua's face stiffened, and his smile gradually vanished.

"This doesn't feel right..."

Though the Seal was evidently breached, that "freedom" sensation eluded him. Directly ahead lay an endless Divine Lock passageway extending infinitely.

Mo Hua's brow furrowed.

"What's happening here?"

"Haven't I already cracked this Great Wilderness sacred artifact? Why am I still trapped?"

"Could another Seal layer exist within this sacred artifact?"

Mo Hua contemplated briefly before proceeding along the Divine Lock passageway.

The deeper he ventured, the intenser the pressure mounted. Even his Divine Consciousness body's flesh and bones experienced subtle suppression.

Solemnity etched onto Mo Hua's features. Employing Divine Marrow as a barrier, he repelled the pressure and pressed onward relentlessly.

Surrounding him stood "walls" crafted from profoundly intricate Divine Lock Formation Patterns, resembling a Divine Way "Great Wall" that extended boundlessly.

An indeterminate time later, the Divine Lock Formation faded, and the forward space abruptly widened, unveiling a majestic and awe-inspiring Divine Temple.

This Divine Temple resembled a formidable gate upon the Divine Way Great Wall, sealing the vital pass governing ingress and egress, exuding the formidable presence of "one hall guarding the pass, ten thousand evils kept at bay."

A mere glance instilled in Mo Hua a subtle reverence.

Despite repeated hesitation, he cautiously advanced and stepped into the Divine Temple.

The moment his foot breached the entrance, a ferocious gale assailed him, blinding divine radiance pierced his eyes, and boundless majesty enveloped him.

Mo Hua gazed upward, spotting a massive golden lantern suspended in the remote heights.

He blinked, observing the lantern flicker repeatedly. From its depths emanated golden jade luminescence, mimicking "blinking" in response.

Realization dawned on Mo Hua instantly—this was no lantern, but a colossal "eye."

Suddenly, a piercing howl erupted. A enormous golden head swiveled, its two lantern-like eyes peering down imperiously, fixating on the minuscule Mo

Hua.

Man and beast locked gazes, massive eyes against tiny ones.

Before Mo Hua could respond, the colossal head parted its crimson jaws and, with lightning speed, unleashed a swift "ahh" bite, engulfing Mo Hua whole.

It gnawed briefly, realizing he wouldn't yield and proved rather "hard on the teeth," then lazily swallowed him down in a single gulp.

Post-swallow, the "giant head" sealed its maw, squinted its eyes, and reclined upon the ground.

Silence swiftly returned to the Divine Temple.

Yet before the "giant head" could savor the tranquility long, an intruder stirred in its throat, inching gradually up its neck. Soon it reached the mouth, yanking the tongue and prodding the teeth.

Discomfort plagued the "giant head", prompting it to clamp shut fiercely. But the pest inside rampaged further, unleashing flames and frost, golden light gashes, myriad searing and piercing torments—intolerable agony.

Pain rapidly assaulted its tooth roots.

A missing tooth allowed the intruder to wedge in, slashing at gums like a blade.

A toothache rivals death's torment.

Unable to endure, the "giant head" exposed its fangs, contorted its visage, and unleashed a mighty sneeze, expelling the recent morsel. The expulsion's force hurled Mo Hua like a tiny rubber ball, bouncing across the floor repeatedly until halting.

Luckily, his Divine Thought "flesh body" boasted unmatched durability—it resisted being gnawed to shreds and wouldn't splinter apart no matter what.

If not for that, he'd have been ground to dust between the teeth of that massive head or exploded into fragments from its single blast of breath.

Mo Hua climbed to his feet, unleashed his Divine Marrow to its fullest, enveloping his entire form in brilliant golden radiance, and at last examined the "giant head" standing before him closely.

A Divine Beast of golden-jade sheen stood there.

Two dragon horns crowned its head, its eyes gleamed like golden bells, and its frame resembled a savage lion. Jade-white fur cloaked it, laced with golden Patterns. Each of its four paws featured three toes, armored in golden scales, each toe capped by a

golden claw.

Its presence radiated savage ferocity blended with sacred majesty.

In a flash, Mo Hua recognized its identity:

Pixiu.

A Divine Beast employed in Great Wilderness

sacred artifacts to seal gods and repel evil.

As Mr. Tu explained, this Great Wilderness sacred artifact employed a tooth from the Divine Beast Pixiu as its core material, crafted by ancestral masters of the Great Wilderness Clan, augmented with Divine Formations and

Great Wilderness Secret Techniques.

Yet Mo Hua never anticipated that this sacred artifact concealed a

living Divine Beast "Pixiu" within.

"No, that's not right... not a living one..."

This had to be...the Divine Soul of a Pixiu Divine Beast.

Mo Hua's eyes sharpened just a fraction.

Little wonder the White Bone circlet qualified as a "Great Wilderness sacred

artifact" capable of resisting the Evil God...

Trapped inside lay a pristine, primordial, formidable Divine Beast soul.

Not just in the Great Wilderness—in the Central Dao Court itself, it would rank as an invaluable Divine Dao Treasure beyond measure.

And Mr. Tu had squandered such a treasure simply to "Seal" him?

Was his mind addled?

"Or...could it be that Mr. Tu himself was ignorant of this 'Pixiu' Divine Soul..."

Mo Hua furrowed his brow.

Still, deeming it a "complete" Divine Beast soul didn't fully fit. This Pixiu looked to be short one tooth.