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Global Dungeon: I Can See the Status Bar

Chapter 453 - 203: The Catalyst of the World-Destroying Calamity, Demon Cultivation Ancestor
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Chapter 453: Chapter 203: The Catalyst of the World-Destroying Calamity, Demon Cultivation Ancestor

Lu Wenwu was absolutely certain that his punch had hit the opponent; it was impossible for the opponent to be unharmed.

But this shadow was clearly specialized in the Path of Space, having been deeply entrenched in this field for many years, far more skilled than his amateurish attempts. Even when gravely injured, it was still able to escape using the Power of Space, and Lu Wenwu was unable to capture it.

Watching the space ripples gradually calm, a name floated in Lu Wenwu’s mind.

Godslayer!

If the opponent possessed the Power that could instantly severely injure or even kill powerful Ancient Immortal Gods, then ambushing and killing a few indigenous Immortal Gods was indeed not difficult.

Through a brief conversation with the Sun God, Lu Wenwu had learned about the situation during the Mythical Era.

The Power that the Godslayer wielded could definitely be considered a dimensional reduction strike today.

Her Purity... seems very high!

It seems necessary for me to first study the True Meaning of Battle: Blazing Sun.

...

Human Realm, under the sea, deep in an ocean trench.

A secret base, a blend of primordial and modern, was hidden deep within the underwater mountain, hollowing out the entire interior of the mountain, its exterior perfectly integrating with the natural environment.

Strange-looking deep-sea fish kept swimming around, maintaining at least a few dozen meters from this deep-sea base as if "consciously".

Of course, perhaps this was not their intention, but rather the Array at work.

With humanity’s current level of technology, coupled with the Cultivator Realm’s indifference to exploring and transforming nature, they might not discover this hidden base in the trench even after ten thousand years.

This was the lair of the Godslayer.

Inside the base, lighting units powered by Spirit Stones emitted a soft glow, illuminating exquisite wall reliefs seemingly left over from ancient times.

The reliefs depicted scenes and scenarios often seen in religions.

Devoted followers bowed to the great Divine Spirit, who generously bestowed upon them powerful Physiques and an abundance of resources.

The gigantic reliefs, one connected to the next, silently narrated the grandeur of the Mythical Era.

Suddenly, the entire space experienced a violent tremor.

After three seconds of intense shock, a silver-glowing black irregular fissure abruptly tore open above a circular altar, as if ripping the Space asunder.

Two wretched figures were violently ejected, landing on the ground with a dull thud.

"Poof..."

The black figure, dressed akin to a nun, could no longer suppress the injuries within and spewed a mouthful of blood.

The Sun God, unable to move, felt helpless about being sprayed with blood.

From the moment of the attack, he realized that he could no longer call up his Player interface!

He couldn’t even log out.

Fortunately, for safety’s sake, the game developers had designed a fail-safe mechanism with the highest priority.

As long as the in-game character dies, the Player would automatically log out.

Hence, the Sun God wasn’t too worried about his safety and was more curious, even somewhat excited, about his current situation.

He never expected to be attacked by an NPC with a faintly appearing name.

Moreover, the opponent sealed his powers, almost instantly killing him!

This new update was indeed fierce; even the "wild monsters" were so formidable!

No wonder they dared to brandish a "Godslayer" Title.

"I say, did I trigger some hidden plot? Are you my enemy?"

The Sun God curiously surveyed everything around him, vaguely feeling that this woman seemed familiar, though he couldn’t place why for the moment.

"This place looks somewhat like the main hall preparation room in my memory, but there are some things I haven’t seen before. Seems like the developers weren’t lazy, huh."

The Godslayer glanced deeply at him without speaking, wiping the blood from her lips.

It was evident that her injuries were not light.

Taking a punch from Lu Wenwu at close range, even if not hitting directly, was not something an ordinary Cultivator could withstand.

Coupled with forcing her way through the World Barrier and Space Turbulence, the Godslayer’s current state could even be described as extremely poor.

After hesitating for a long time, she didn’t know from where she produced an exquisitely crafted cone-shaped bottle.

A beautiful Ruby-like liquid was sealed inside, the entire bottle tinged with a faint golden glow.

"A Divine-level Healing Potion that can instantly restore a max-level character to full health? Even given to you as an official limited item reserved for the deep-pocketed players?" The Sun God seemed more excited, "Gee, I’m more and more curious about your identity. Do you have some exclusive plot? I wonder if the developers have designed such a thing."

The Godslayer ignored the Sun God’s "madman"-like soliloquy and drank the Potion in one go.

In an instant, her injuries had completely healed, and the blood-soaked wounds closed simultaneously.

Damn, how could this world give birth to someone so strong!

Could there be others like me who have survived to the present day?

No, impossible.

In my memory, there’s no such person; he is not from the same era as me.

Damn it!

The Godslayer looked at the Sun God, and memories buried for twenty thousand years resurfaced.

As the majestic, capricious Sun God, fond of flaunting his power in her memories slowly overlapped with this jesting figure before her, an ineffable Fury brewed steadily in her heart.

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