The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 176 The Immortal Abode in the Mountains is Named Fire Cloud, the Small Courtyard of Ancestor Red Cloud (Third Update)

The Giant Sword has changed. It is no longer the Giant Sword, no longer as large as a door panel. The blade is only the size of a palm, and its entire body is charred black, no longer shiny and white.

It is no longer the door panel war god, it has become the giant sword of the chief lord.

As soon as the thought arose in Luo Zu's mind, he felt it was an ominous sign.

It's not that the Giant Sword is unlucky, but rather that the Grand Master is unlucky.

After all, this was the man who collapsed under his own stereo system.

If Luo Zu learns from him, he'll be doomed.

Luo Zu drew the Giant Sword and tried to brush off the dust, but the blackness formed by the lightning strike could not be removed unless the metallic element structure of the immortal gold was reconstructed.

Luo Zu didn't care about appearances, otherwise he wouldn't have taken out the huge Giant Sword to show off.

Although there's a saying in the martial arts world—strength and weakness are only temporary, but being handsome is for a lifetime.

But the primordial land values ​​survival of the fittest. Don't you see, there are countless creatures on the primordial land whose appearance is not so much ugly as to be extremely ugly, but rather extremely ugly in a very distinctive way?

Of course, everyone's aesthetic views may differ, and the creatures that grow from them will also be different.

Whoosh!

Luo Zu slashed at the ground beneath his feet with his sword, and as soon as the sword landed, a deep crack appeared in the mountain range.

This crack is bottomless, deep and hollow, as if it could suck away one's soul.

However, when this sword fell, Luo Zu did not use any immortal energy. The power he used was only enough to swing this giant sword that weighed three thousand catties.

If this sword strike alone possesses such power, then if Ancestor Luo were to use immortal energy and employ immortal techniques, its power would likely increase a million times.

However, many lives were lost to this sword strike, though Luo Zu was specifically targeting the ghostly zombies lurking underground.

"Old man, you're all too outdated. You might as well just die sooner rather than later. If you're not completely dead, you'll die again." Luo Zu never had a good impression of these ancient wandering souls.

I used to suffer from these ghostly zombies all the time; one of the reasons why the nights in the primordial world were so murky and chaotic was because of them.

The remaining races are the Lich and the Demon race.

Of course, their existence has its own reasons. They are like scavengers on the primordial land, helping to clean up some "garbage" on the primordial land. Of course, they are not vultures, they are hyenas. They not only clean up "garbage", but also take the initiative to attack and suck the flesh and spirit of some creatures clean.

After making one strike, Luo Zu put his mind at ease and continued to ponder the giant sword in his hand.

Now that the sword has developed its own spirit, and has gained even more spirituality through the creation of lightning, its future is limitless.

However, the fine gold ore veins of the mountain range beneath their feet were completely absorbed. First, Luo Zu absorbed the earthly evil energy within, and then Ju Que absorbed the fine gold energy within, leaving only a lot of mountain stone waste inside. The spiritual energy inside was shallow, making it difficult to use for refining iron and forging weapons.

"No wonder I had to take so many lightning strikes," Luo Zu muttered to himself.

He then quickly left the crime scene, carrying the giant sword as he flew away.

Three months passed in this flight through the air.

Luo Zu flew another 60 million miles this time. He increased his speed and used the Giant Sword to kill several demon immortals along the way.

These demon immortals dared to resist, but Luo Zu executed them on the spot with a single sword strike.

After doing these few small things, Luo Zu finally arrived at the highest peak he had seen in the past. This highest peak blocked his view, preventing him from seeing Buzhou Mountain further away.

"Master, legend has it that this mountain was moved by Kuafu," Koko said, raising his webbed feet and pointing at the mountain.

"It's not Kuafu," Luo Zu denied directly.

"Isn't that right? My father always says that if I don't cultivate properly, he'll have Kuafu capture me and imprison me under this mountain," Koko said, looking completely bewildered.

Luo Zu glanced at him, then shrank back, his short neck shrinking.

This little toad is not young at all; how could he be so naive? He's just spouting nonsense to fool Luo Zu.

However, this mountain is indeed quite special. Although it was moved here by Kuafu, it was not something that had existed since ancient times. It was formed by the rise of the earth veins after two powerful beings fought.

As for what kind of great power it is, looking up at this place, one sees a smooth, towering cliff. If one extends one's divine sense, it will not extend for 30 million miles. If one extends one's divine sense for 50 million miles, one will not be able to see the boundaries of the surrounding area.

Its geological veins are connected to the depths of the earth, their depths unknown.

So what kind of being could cause such a commotion? A Golden Immortal? Or a Taiyi Immortal?

It seems that these are nothing more than trivial matters to them.

"If we don't get over this mountain, we probably won't reach Buzhou Mountain," Luo Zu sighed.

"Only Kuafu could probably carry such a high mountain," the toad said again.

"This mountain already reaches the sky, so what about Mount Buzhou?"

"Master, Mount Buzhou is a pillar supporting the heavens, it cannot be compared to this, it is incomparable!" Knock knocked.

"What you say makes sense." Luo Zu nodded in agreement.

He then stopped at the foot of the mountain and began to climb it.

Roar!

Just as he was about to climb the mountain, a roar came from the mountainside, and then more than ten enormous, one-horned serpents emerged from the mountain wall and spewed mist into the air above the mountainside.

The mist swirled and stretched for over 100,000 miles, eventually transforming into a net of air that captured a flock of pterosaur-like birds that were flying past the mountains in the distance.

Tsk tsk tsk!

These birds, unable to be captured, naturally resisted, trying to break free of the air net, and even spitting out scarlet flames.

For a moment, a spectacular scene of fiery sunset clouds formed above Luo Zu's head.

"Strange, very strange." Luo Zu shook his head, but ignored them.

Such scenes occurred frequently in the primordial world; Luo Zu could encounter one every tens of thousands of miles he traveled, but none were as grand as this one.

In the end, the thirteen unicorn serpents won. The net of air they exhaled finally bound the pterosaur, and then, with their breath, the net of air turned into smoke and slowly receded into their mouths.

They then consumed the pterosaurs and other birds to satisfy their hunger.

At this moment, Luo Zu had already rushed to the mountainside and swept past them.

It's a pity they didn't realize it, otherwise they would never have let go of Luo Zu's few pounds of meat.

"what?"

"What is it, sir?"

The toad perched on Luo Zu's shoulder, Koko, looked at Luo Zu, who was suspended in mid-air, with a strange expression.

"That unicorn snake seems... not right." Luo Zu came back to his senses.

His thoughts then wandered around the thirteen-headed unicorn snakes and ventured deeper into the mountainside.

"Fate is truly a hidden paradise." Luo Zu smiled knowingly.

It was also because he refined the world within the pot into a divine product that the strangeness of this place could not have been noticed.

The space there was a bit strange; it would tremble from time to time and wasn't very stable.

"It's unclear whether it was conceived naturally or created by human intervention."

Luo Zu turned around, and without even needing to use an invisibility spell, with a thought, the giant unicorn snakes that were feasting heartily could no longer detect him.

These giant unicorn snakes clung to the smooth mountainside like thin sheets, their scales hooking onto the rock face to create a suction force, preventing their massive bodies from slipping off due to gravity.

"Master, you said there's a hidden paradise here? Where is it? I can't see it." Toad Knock's eyes lit up; he really wanted to see a hidden paradise.

Luo Zu ignored him and simply circled the vast mountain wall, finally identifying a small section of the wall with unusual spatial fluctuations.

Then, Luo Zu activated the "Heaven and Earth in the Pot" supernatural power, and the space immediately shifted. He landed from the smooth mountain wall to a different place...

A place of beautiful mountains and clear waters, birdsong and fragrant flowers, vibrant life and lush greenery.

After admiring the surroundings, Luo Zu turned his gaze back to his feet.

Toad Knock Knock landed on a yellow stone there: "Master, this is... Fire Cloud, it's truly destined for you."

Luo Zu nodded. It was indeed fate; the grotto-heaven that Luo Zu had created was also called by this name.

However, the inscription on this stone tablet was not the script of the Lich and Demon races, but a script that Luo Zu had never seen before, yet he could recognize its meaning at a glance.

Fiery Clouds!

(End of this chapter)