"Damn!!!"
The Demon clan member's face dramatically changed, and he hurriedly flapped his wings to escape.
Yet the speed of the Divine Shuttle was incredibly fast, and their numbers were overwhelming, completely sealing off any space for him to flee.
This Demon, who had just destroyed at least a dozen warships and possessed unparalleled strength and agility, was effortlessly slaughtered at the hands of Xu Lingjun.
"Run quickly!"
At this moment, the Demon clan finally understood Xu Lingjun's murderous intent; he was clearly planning to annihilate them all.
He left them no room for luck...
Immediately, all the Demon clan members scattered to flee.
But at this moment, in Xu Lingjun's mind, it was as if there were a map on which all the Demons were marked with precise coordinates. No matter how they struggled or how quick their speed, in Xu Lingjun's mind, their positions were always clear.
They were always under his control.
His Spiritual Sense evolved.
Or rather...
His Spiritual Sense became stronger, simply because his strength progressed further.
Before, after the battle with the Celestial Lizard, Xu Lingjun's strength had already reached the late stage of the Divine Soul. Originally, further advancement should have been a long, drawn-out process.
But the emergence of Sword Wind, whose strength exceeded that of the Celestial Lizard, significantly shortened that time span.
By now, Xu Lingjun had already elevated to the peak of the late-stage Divine Soul...
If he only knew what the next realm was like, he might have already broken through the late stage of the Divine Soul.
But even if it's delayed, it doesn't matter. As long as he figures out the next realm, breakthrough would just be a matter of course...
His previous strength already surpassed the Elders, and now absorbing sixty to seventy percent of Sword Wind's power, Xu Lingjun had completely outstripped these Demons.
This time, even in the face of several Elders, who were all focused on escaping, within Xu Lingjun's heart he was absolutely certain they couldn't escape.
Indeed...
They really couldn't escape.
By now, the remaining Demons were all incredibly powerful, surviving only due to being elites among elites, but unfortunately, facing the current Xu Lingjun, no matter how strong, they played no role at all.
They could only be silently extinguished one by one before everyone's eyes under the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths Demon-avoiding Divine Shuttle.
Then transformed into a mass of extremely pure Spiritual Qi, extending towards the nearest planet, Blue Star.
Xuan Gui sighed softly, saying: "Let's return, they have chosen their own path to destruction. We should be grateful that we chose the right side, and not to become enemies with Your Majesty. In the future, we will live peacefully on Blue Star and fight for His Majesty; he won't mistreat us."
"Understood!"
Johnson nodded and said, "As long as we have 'Infinite' OL, that's all I need. I love games more than anything."
The others nodded as well.
The many Masters of Civilizations were stunned.
Shocked at how these Demons, whom so many of their warships couldn't take down, were so easily subdued by this radiant giant. Moreover, feeling bitter that despite their hard-earned efforts, in the end, they just paved the way for someone else.
Nearly a hundred Demons.
In the end, they all conveniently benefited Blue Star, with nothing left for them.
"Connect me to Han Yun City!"
Crowley knew Xu Lingjun was within Blue Star and couldn't be contacted for now; he gritted his teeth and said.
"Yes."
Soon the communication was established.
"Your Highness Han, we need an explanation about the Light Giant Race's destruction of our Spirit Sealing Ship."
When Crowley said this, he was so aggrieved that he almost cried.
It was such a scam; they made huge efforts just to barely salvage a few Demon corpses from one civilization, only for them to be taken and have their Spirit Sealing Ship smashed.
They could only watch helplessly as their gains floated away towards Blue Star, unable to do anything to stop it... Spiritual Qi is formless and intangible; once leaked, how could it be retrieved?
On the other end, the expression on Han Yun City's face was somewhat peculiar.
Hearing Crowley's angry accusations, he pursed his lips, then adopted a serious demeanor.
Slowly, he said: "Well, battle incurs collateral damage, isn't that normal? Of course, we didn't expect the battle between these two monsters to affect such a large area. In fact, many of our warships also received considerable damage, and many of our warriors accidentally sprained their ankles during the gusts."
"But you Blue Star folks are beneficiaries!"
Mo Luo thought to himself that this giant certainly had something to do with Xu Lingjun, definitely had, he knew, he just knew that indeed they didn't get a single advantage.
Indeed all the benefits went to Blue Star.
That damned Blue Star, they've made us laborers for them... no, laborers at least get some coarse grains or something; we got nothing at all.
"I don't know that giant!"
Han Yun City sighed: "If we had known Blue Star contained such a giant, why would we have sought your help in the first place?"
"I might have a clue about the origin of this Light Giant."
Tairuo, standing behind Han Yun City, spoke up willingly.
"What?!"
All eyes fell on him simultaneously.
Tairuo earnestly said, "I was once the Regent of the Land of Light, and our nation is one that reveres light; this is the Light Giant, our faith, yes, he is the God!"
"Wh... what?!"
The crowd was dumbfounded, clearly dissatisfied with this answer.
But listening to Han Yun City's tone, he seemed not to know the Light Giant either.
Yet even if unknown... all the benefits went to Blue Star.
"Regarding this matter, you'll have to ask our Sovereign next time; if you seek compensation, you may also inquire with our Sovereign. After all, I'm not the one managing these affairs."
Han Yun City finally expressed politely that this matter had nothing to do with him, suggesting they seek Xu Lingjun for compensation.
But Mo Luo bluntly expressed that never mind.
Compensation?
No way...
He felt that the real mastermind behind it was likely Xu Lingjun, and this Light Giant's appearance was possibly part of his scheme?
Now that Blue Star had acquired all the Demon clan's Spiritual Qi.
It's foreseeable that the gap between the two sides had become insurmountably large...
Now, if Blue Star truly intended to sweep across the Six Directions, even with numerous civilizations allied, they likely wouldn't be able to contend.
Would it make sense to aggressively seek trouble now?
Even if he openly claimed this was his ploy, "I have taken you down"...
What could they do?
Engage in battle?
It's no longer realistic.
Indeed, hearing Han Yun City's words, even the most resentful of them, Crowley, fell silent, then clutched his chest, blood suddenly trickling from his lips.
He quickly hung up the call.
The last thing seen was his trusted subordinate Sam Dean rushing over to support this Master of the Bingshuang Civilization.
****
Han Yun City couldn't help but feel curious, watching as the silhouette of the Light Giant vanished...
He wondered aloud: "Do people from the Bingshuang Civilization also suffer from heart attacks and similar conditions?"
Li Jingjun: "................."
She was still somewhat unaccustomed to it; a victory is a victory, but to exploit people silently, leaving them wanting to cry but unable to weep, this method is quite... charmingly cunning.
All the Demons perished.
And after their deaths, their bodies would transform into Spiritual Qi, needing no more burial... there just wasn't time.
The rich Spiritual Qi was like a tidal wave, all flowing towards Blue Star.
The already translucent and beautiful blue planet, now surrounded by layers of swirling mist, not only enveloped Blue Star but even affected the Star Ring; everyone could clearly sense the surrounding Spiritual Qi becoming richer.
Indeed... they no longer even needed an oxygen generator, as they could directly breathe using this Spiritual Qi.
"Victory, victory!
"Hahahaha, we won!"
"Finally, we won."
All the Blue Star Warriors cheered; they had won.
In this battle, they were the only victors...
