On the Eight Extremes Star, I awakened the twelve talismans.

His black eyes were covered with fine, dark red lines, and his vertical pupils shifted slightly, locking onto the three women.

Then in the blink of an eye.

A beam of light shot out from the pupils, pierced through the barrier, and precisely enveloped the three figures.

The moment the light shone on the three of them, their bodies seemed to be welded into a solidified space, unable to even blink.

The light imprisoned the body, rendering it unable to move.

The rainbow stone on Dia's hair clip flashed, then dimmed completely, turning into a gray stone in the blink of an eye.

Immediately afterwards, the rainbow stone necklace around Snow White's neck also lost its luster, and the rainbow stone set in the necklace dimmed at almost the same time.

The rainbow stone has stopped working.

Without the support of the Free Spirits, the one-way barrier collapsed with a roar, turning into countless tiny specks of light that scattered in the air.

The undead trapped inside paused for a moment, then, like a flood that had finally broken through a dam, poured out in a dark mass, sweeping towards the direction where the three were.

The giant eye then vanished completely, and the void returned to darkness.

The three people's eyes shrank to the size of pinpoints, filled with fear.

They had experienced countless battles and faced countless powerful enemies, but never before had they felt so out of control of their own bodies.

My mind was sending out all sorts of commands, but I was still unable to move.

He was terribly conscious, but he couldn't move and could only watch helplessly as death approached.

Just when all hope seemed lost, a beam of white light fell upon the very center of the battlefield.

The light came without warning, yet it was so bright that it overshadowed the entire battlefield.

The undead race was forced to pause for a moment by the sudden burst of intense light, and countless heads turned around in unison.

Ye Han slightly spread his five fingers, controlling all the undead.

After removing the special energy from their bodies, I could pulverize them with a flick of my finger.

It was cleaned so thoroughly that not even a trace of powder remained.

The collapse spread through the population like a chain reaction, one circle after another, silently and rapidly.

After resolving the issue, Ye Han approached the group and used a horse talisman to dispel the external forces within them.

The three of them went limp almost simultaneously, regaining their freedom.

"It's alright, I'm back," Ye Han reassured him.

Once Lingling regained her senses and confirmed that she could move again, she immediately threw herself into Ye Han's arms, burying her face in his chest and saying in a muffled voice, "Master, you came back just in time. We were so scared just now."

Bai Xue breathed a sigh of relief, still feeling lingering fear from what had just happened.

I almost thought I was going to die here, and all the flashbacks related to Ye Han lit up.

"Thank goodness you arrived in time. If you had come a few seconds later, we would have been going to the underworld hand in hand."

Ye Han did not tell them about the immortal seal of the dog talisman for the time being.

In fact, the three of them already possessed immortal bodies, so even if they arrived late, their safety would not be a problem.

There are advantages to not speaking out; at least you won't put yourself in danger.

After Ye Han comforted everyone and they calmed down, he asked, "What happened to those undead? Why couldn't you move? Even the Rainbow Stones stopped working?"

The three women exchanged glances, and finally Dia recounted the whole story.

"We had only been back from Titan for a short time when we discovered that there were many more undead on the desolate planet! A huge, dark mass of them, they were everywhere."

"Fortunately, the snow's barrier played a decisive role, perfectly sealing them off. Everything was already resolved, and we were planning to send them into the black hole."

"Then, out of nowhere, a giant eye appeared, hovering in the void. It glanced at us, and then we were immobilized, and the Rainbow Stone's power was also restricted..."

Then, just as Ye Han saw, the situation completely spiraled out of control.

They were powerless to resist and could barely move.

After listening, Ye Han understood the whole story and remained silent for a moment before speaking: "It might not be aimed at you."

The three of them looked at him at the same time.

"The reason you're being targeted is probably precisely because I was able to completely wipe them out, and you've become collateral damage."

"In the past, when people fought against the undead, they could only seal or banish them. They never truly eliminated them. Because of my appearance, I have truly and completely killed them. This matter may have alarmed the existence behind the undead."

Dia asked, "What's behind them? Aren't the undead just a bunch of low-level monsters that can't die? What's behind them?"

Lingling followed up, "Yeah, I always thought the undead were just a special kind of cosmic species—brainless, berserk, and inexhaustible. Is there someone controlling them?"

Ye Han patiently explained.

"The undead didn't arise naturally; they were all created by a being named Krator. I only recently heard this from the Queen of Titan..."

Kratol.

This name is not unfamiliar to those at the top of the Chaotic Star Sea, but very few people mention it to outsiders.

Kratol roamed the chaotic sea of ​​stars for tens of millions of years.

Its core method is to create the undead.

With this inexhaustible army, it slaughtered all kinds of creatures in the universe. Whether they were intelligent advanced civilizations or nascent low life forms, they were all just nourishment to it.

Each time the undead kills a life, they absorb the life energy of that life and then feed that energy back to Krator.

The more it slaughters, the more it feeds back, and the stronger it becomes.

The stronger it is, the more and stronger the undead it can create.

It goes on and on, endlessly.

Over tens of millions of years, its strength has grown to a level that cannot be ignored.

It cycles endlessly, never taking action itself, yet it is more terrifying than any enemy that does.

Because its power is increasing every moment, and all it consumes are batches of cannon fodder that can be resurrected indefinitely.

It poses a huge threat to the entire Chaotic Star Sea.

To be precise, it's a sword hanging over everyone's head.

The appearance of so many veteran powerhouses in this resource allocation competition was actually all arranged by Lina.

She did this for two reasons.

Firstly, they wanted to use this competition to test the strength of all parties and see how many capable fighters the Chaotic Star Sea had.

Secondly, they wanted to take this opportunity to bring together the leaders of all parties to discuss the aftermath.

According to Lina's judgment, Krator will likely reappear in the near future, bringing disaster to the Chaotic Star Sea.

Lingling subconsciously moved closer to Ye Han, lowering her voice: "Reappeared in the world? It wasn't here before?"

Ye Han nodded slowly: "It has been dormant for a long time, but dormancy does not mean disappearance. Lina told me that recent signs indicate that its activity is resuming."

"The undead are appearing more frequently and in larger numbers, and their attacks are becoming increasingly targeted. Once Krator fully recovers, the Chaotic Star Sea will face a catastrophe, and no race will be able to escape unscathed."

"It's targeting you most likely because I can completely eliminate the undead, thereby weakening its power, which is why it's taking its anger out on you."

"That eye was most likely created by Kratol."