Unlimited Cultivation Players

Chapter 823 Falling
A strange scene unfolded in the forbidden area: the Earth Brother was dragging a huge blue crystal and attacking the stone wall, creating a crater more than ten meters deep. If the blue crystal hadn't required so much space to pass through, he would have already reached several kilometers away.

Chaos King's men stopped blocking him, but just peered out from a distance at the entrance. If it weren't for the language barrier, they would have all wanted to come and help dig a hole so that the intruder could leave as soon as possible and reduce the danger level for everyone.

Just when everyone thought there would be no further changes, the Godly Echo, which was constantly spewing out black pillars from below and devouring its own people, and had no way to deal with the intruders, suddenly began to boil over.

Their surfaces undulate dramatically, like a storm sweeping through a cave and whipping up waves.

Then, a gigantic object emerged from the divine tide. It was composed of black liquid and grew as tall as the top of the cave. When it unfolded, it fell like a giant umbrella and swallowed up the Earth Brother and the blue crystal he was dragging.

The divine tide crashed against the stone wall like a giant wave, then fell back down, immediately restoring the lake's calm, and the black pillar stopped gushing out.

A voice rang out, “My people, the evil invaders have been killed by me, you are safe.”

The king's envoy, who had been pretending to be dead, suddenly sat up and knelt on the blue ring, bowing down. "King of Chaos, you are our god, the greatest god. We praise your love and your light will lead the land of chaos to eternity."

After he finished speaking, the other creatures reacted and hurriedly ran out of the entrance, as if children who had been bullied by bad guys had finally found their relatives. They excitedly recounted how the Earthly Brother had beaten and killed them.

Not knowing which direction the Chaos King was in, they all followed the royal envoy and kept bowing in the same direction.

But the Chaos King's voice did not sound again, nor did he issue any other commands, nor did he, as usual, have a piece of blue crystal rise from the divine tide and be placed in the ring to be cut when the blue crystals were used up.

All the sentient beings looked at each other, and finally all turned to look at the royal envoy.

The royal envoy waited on the ground for a while, but when he did not receive the Chaos King's order, he stood up, straightened his magnificent robe, and looked down at all living beings, saying, "What are you still standing there for? Clean up the corpses and throw them all into the Divine Tide. Don't let the corpses pollute the Blue Ring. We still need to wait to receive new Blue Crystals later."

In Chaos King's land, there's no concept of collecting corpses or returning fallen leaves to their roots. Anything unwanted can be thrown into the Divine Tide, directly solving the garbage disposal problem. Corpses can also be thrown in there.

One of the guards asked, "Your Excellency, is that intruder really dead?"

He found it hard to believe. The other party was so powerful that even though they were no longer there, the oppressive feeling still frightened him when he recalled it.

The royal envoy glanced at him disdainfully. "Naturally, he was killed by the great Chaos King. Have you ever seen a creature that could survive the divine tide?"

He paused, then added, "Even if he was devoured along with Blue Crystal, there was a possibility that he could block the divine resurgence. But this time it was the Chaos King who made the move. Blue Crystal can only defend against the divine resurgence, but it can't stop our powerful king."

"You still have time to worry about the life and death of the intruders? You can't even protect the forbidden area. You're a bunch of useless trash. You should think about the punishment that will follow."

The royal envoy sneered, "So frightened by a mere intruder, you can't even fight back. Humph! You're all useless. You might as well go back to your tribe."

He was cursing with great fervor when suddenly a tentacle burst forth from the divine tide and snapped around the ring at his feet.

"Ah!" the royal envoy cried out in fright, his voice trembling.

Those were the tentacles of the earth, one end still submerged in the divine tide, but enough to terrify all living beings.

Amidst the king's scream, the taut tentacles rubbed against the blue ring, producing a piercing noise.

After holding on for a few seconds, the tentacles suddenly loosened their grip and fell into the Divine Tide with a thud.

The king's voice abruptly stopped as if something had choked him, and he stared intently at the god below, too afraid to move.

The entire cave was deathly silent. No one dared to make a sound, standing still for fear that the powerful intruder would emerge from below and wreak havoc again. They waited for a long time, and when nothing unusual happened in the Divine Tide, the royal envoy finally breathed a slight sigh of relief. However, he dared not be arrogant anymore, and his voice became much gentler, as if he were being careful not to disturb some monster.

Other creatures, though also afraid of the intruders, were even happier to see the royal envoy suffer a setback. After all, his attitude towards everyone had always been terrible, but now that he had toned it down considerably, it was a secret pleasure to see.

It's a pity about that powerful invader. If he could have escaped, he would definitely have become a force to be reckoned with in the Chaos Land.

Whenever the Chaos King wanted to eliminate a powerful, disobedient force, he would significantly improve the treatment of his subordinates, and the benefits they received could even secretly subsidize the clan.

Such good things are rare and hard to come by; there are hardly any powerful or disobedient rebellious groups left.

Disappointed creatures silently went about their work. What had just happened felt like a dream. Apart from a slight sigh at the loss of their companions, they felt only relief at surviving the ordeal.

Deep within the seemingly calm Divine Tide, Di Di stood on the blue crystal, surveying the surroundings as the wildly writhing creatures tried to approach him, yet could not get within ten meters of him in the black liquid.

He had already discovered that these dark things were afraid of Blue Crystal; they certainly weren't afraid of him.

Although they could sense a dangerous aura emanating from them, along with a sense of disgust, it was all suppressed by the sense of security provided by the huge blue crystal.

Didi originally wanted to take Lanjing out of Shenhui Chao, but found that the burden was too heavy. There was a suction force holding Lanjing back, making it difficult to take it away.

If he leaves empty-handed, he can feel a strong sense of danger. He had only extended a tentacle to explore the way, and before it could be fully retracted, it dissolved in the black liquid halfway there.

Didi glanced at the newly grown tentacles. If he went out rashly, he would melt away completely, leaving not a single bit of flesh behind, and he would never be able to grow back.

He wasn't foolish enough to want to personally test the true power of the Black Sea.

Fortunately, once they reached this location, the blue crystal stopped falling and floated in the middle, unable to move up or down.

"What kind of hellhole is this? If I find you, I'll beat you to a pulp!" Di Di said fiercely.

There must be a powerful figure here. Those ants are clearly organized. It must be that shameless guy who hid and dared not show his face that dragged him down.

What a despicable creature! I just love playing with guys who think they're clever and cause trouble behind the scenes.

Crush their heads with absolute force, admire the changes in their eyes as they face death, despite their numerous schemes.

Where is it hidden...?

Didi squinted and slowly looked around. He stood still, but slowly turned his head to his back, and then from the other side to the front, doing a 360-degree turn.

His neck was covered by black armor and long hair, so you couldn't see what state his neck was in, but it looked as if he hadn't turned his head at all.

Suddenly, he turned around sharply and looked in a certain direction, as if his eyes could pierce through the blackness of the divine tide and see very far away.

"Found you." Didi grinned and took out a transparent bottle containing six small beetles, with a piece of apple thoughtfully placed inside for the beetles to nibble on.

These are some of the small pets he keeps with him.