Wizard: Starting With the Knights Breathing Method Chapter 3184: 657: Heroic Monument (part 2)
Previously on Wizard: Starting With the Knights Breathing Method...
Beneath the sandstorm lay two supreme treasures, damaged yet potent. Their intricate repairs proved too daunting, leading Levi to entrust them to Seven Treasures. Over extensive years, Seven Treasures flourished considerably, absorbing all the mineral deposits Levi deemed too trivial to mine. These deposits held immeasurable value, sufficient to sustain an entire advanced civilization. Cultivated with such significant investment, Seven Treasures attained the zenith of Level 10 power. Consequently, Levi himself had not needed to intervene directly thus far. It was simply a matter of his subordinates being far too formidable.
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Within the Land of Relics, under Jin’s guidance, Levi descended into the depths. Suddenly, a pervasive poisonous fog emanated from all around, engulfing him. Rather than apprehension, Levi felt a thrill of excitement. "A mythical Zerg?" he mused. With a mere exhale, a golden tempest erupted, dispersing the noxious fumes. The very earth trembled, and a vast radius, spanning a million miles, began to collapse inward. Heaven and earth seemed to buckle. Whoosh! A beam of black light darted from the ruins, targeting Levi. Bang! A heavy thud echoed. Levi’s gaze fell upon the distant, retreating black light. With a gentle wave of his hand, Elemental Magnetism reversed its course, drawing all things inward. The black light, utterly beyond its control, landed squarely in Levi’s palm. It materialized as a golden worm, barely seven inches in length, resembling a larval silkworm encased in gleaming golden armor, a single horn adorning its forehead. Levi’s Golden Light Barrier, remarkably, bore a faint, hairline fracture from the impact. "Intriguing, such destructive force nearly matches that of top-tier experts. It was well concealed… Had Jin not stumbled upon this subterranean relic, it would have remained undiscovered." Despite his vast knowledge, Levi could not categorize this particular Zerg species. He christened it the [Sky-splitting Golden Silkworm]. "If you wish to survive, pledge your fealty to me," Levi commanded. The Sky-splitting Golden Silkworm struggled and resisted, but ultimately, its efforts were in vain. Without further deliberation, Levi initiated the Black Emperor’s Enslavement technique. He was pressed for time; otherwise, a more gradual taming process could have been employed. Finally, the Sky-splitting Golden Silkworm submitted. Accompanied by his new subordinate, Levi ventured further into the underground relic. Before him lay numerous caverns of varying sizes, each replete with a significant quantity of Death Worm Molts and distinctive clay jars etched with ancient glyphs. For some inexplicable reason, these findings immediately evoked a particular concept in Levi’s mind: Gu worms. "This civilization must have closely resembled the School of Insects, perhaps originating from within this universe… Or perhaps it was transmitted from beyond this universe. Regardless, it became lost within the Abyss." Levi had encountered similar phenomena multiple times during his expeditions in the Abyss. The myriad paths of transcendence were limitless. Despite his profound strength and comprehensive knowledge, he had only grasped a fraction of them. "To cultivate a Zerg to level 10, this lost civilization must have once been incredibly brilliant, possibly on par with the Beast Taming civilization." Levi summoned the Eternal Star Abyss. The legion of summoned beings momentarily ceased their devastation and congregated within the underground relic. They meticulously gathered countless clay jars and worm sheddings while Levi pressed onward and deeper. Eventually, he reached a concealed chamber. Within lay a fractured black clay jar, adorned with intricate patterns depicting tens of thousands of Zerg. The script inscribed upon it was entirely unfamiliar to Levi, absent from both his past and current existences. "Now it is certain; this originates from an extra-universal civilization." Levi carefully lifted the clay jar; its texture was extraordinary, likely fashioned from Ten-level Divine Soil. "The Multi-Verse holds infinite wonders," Levi expressed in awe. He felt an increasing eagerness to witness more of its diverse landscapes. At his current level of advancement, there was limited unexplored territory remaining within this universe. This Gu Worm civilization surpassed even the School of Insects in sophistication. Interaction with it would undoubtedly yield substantial benefits. "Perhaps, in my subsequent journeys, I may even encounter a genuine Cultivation Civilization. This Bottomless Abyss is truly a place of immense value. It’s a pity these demons lack the insight to research and harness it." Curbing his internal reflections, he continued his exploration. A month later, Levi emerged laden with spoils. He had secured three additional black insect eggs, along with a measure of life force. His plan was to have the School of Insects incubate these eggs, hoping to cultivate new Zerg species. Should they achieve the caliber of the Sky-splitting Golden Silkworm, it would represent a monumental achievement. The School of Insects itself might also experience a significant evolutionary leap. ... Ten years later. On the Nora Battlefield, the steady decline of Helos and the Lord of Chaotic Star grew increasingly pronounced. The latter, in particular, possessed a fragile foundation, and his reckless consumption of power for ascension had gradually destabilized his realm, putting him at risk of losing himself entirely. Helos’s own circumstances were not considerably better.
As various Star Zones were freed and the Divine Demon Miasma spread, the Gods' power gradually waned, appearing feeble, yet over the years, this became a significant depletion.
Even the Star Ancestor found it difficult to halt this progression, let alone him?
Faith served as both a benefit and a drawback to the Gods' swift ascent.
On the Ancient Dragon Continent.
A beam of light descended, revealing Elena.
Through two rounds of warfare, she had achieved a comprehensive ascension.
She conquered the mighty with her frailty, felling two Weak Gods and fourteen angels, resembling a sun-kissed sunflower bathed in gore, proudly blooming under the daylight, her golden tresses gleaming.
Within the Tower of Summer Flowers.
With a wave of her hand, she conjured five artifacts.
Heart of Wan Chuan, Heart of the Four Seas, Heart of Lake, Sea Beast God, Swamp God... The initial three were Primordial Relics, while the latter two were Weak Water Gods.
The Sea God and the Lady of the Lake had both been killed by the combined efforts of the Gondor Three Heroes.
These three had already garnered immense renown throughout the astral world.
In unity, they were invincible below the supreme tiers.
They posed the most formidable challenge to the Star Abyss Alliance Army.
The remaining two Weak Gods had been personally slain by Elena.
"These raw components are sufficient to achieve legendary status!"
Elena promptly entered seclusion.
Despite the ongoing conflict, she needed to redouble her efforts.
Only at the legendary level does one possess the standing to contend in higher realms.