You want me to play the Foehn wind? Are you kidding me?

Lu Feng searched the plains for about twenty more minutes before finally stopping.

He noticed that the ground ahead was beginning to change.

The dark red soil was gradually replaced by a grayish-black hard surface, as if it had been scorched and repeatedly trampled, where nothing grew.

The sweet, fishy smell in the air suddenly became several times stronger.

Bone fragments began to appear on the ground.

It wasn't the fine particles that had been ground into powder before, but rather the complete skeleton of some kind of creature, half-buried in the scorched earth, stretching into the distance like a road sign.

Lu Feng looked in the direction of the bones.

In the distance, on the horizon, a black silhouette rose.

It is architecture.

A massive complex of buildings constructed from black bone armor and gray stones.

Lu Feng stopped and looked at the group of buildings.

My consciousness was pounding wildly.

The life force inside wasn't in the dozens, hundreds, or even thousands, but... tens of thousands.

Densely packed, layer upon layer, stretching from the ground all the way underground.

The auras of the elite infantrymen mingled together.

Lu Feng has finally been found.

It's not medium-sized, it's large.

He took a step.

Four walking figures stood at the entrance to the nest.

They were a whole size larger than the grunts we'd seen before.

Their eyes locked onto Lu Feng the moment he approached.

The four people who had stepped away froze simultaneously.

They didn't shout, they didn't charge, and they even slowed down their retreat.

The leader of the beasts had its pupils shrink to almost invisible slits, its mouth open, revealing its fangs.

One of the men lowered his voice and spoke.

"Such a powerful aura... Go and inform the Nest Father quickly."

"Can't I just call it directly?"

"Damn it, are you crazy?? You're going to be dead the moment you open your mouth, you believe me?!"

The land wind did not stop.

He continued walking, neither too fast nor too slow.

The boots made a dull, even sound as they stepped on the hard, gray-black ground.

"What should we do?"

"Run inside together... whoever dies is doomed!"

"OK."

"Can."

After saying this, the four stepmen turned around at the same time and rushed into the nest.

They didn't make any alarms when they ran.

Lu Feng followed them into the nest.

The entrance was a narrow passage with walls made of black bone armor on both sides, and bone lamps emitting a dim yellow light hanging every few meters overhead.

The passage was long, and the deeper one went, the wider it became, the more polluted the air became, and the stronger the presence of people walking by.

Lu Feng walked through the passage and arrived at a huge space.

Upon entering, one sees countless people walking away.

Their sizes varied, ranging from three to four meters.

But at this moment, all eyes were fixed in the same direction.

He aimed at Lu Feng, who was standing at the entrance.

In the very center of the hall, there is a high platform.

Five figures stood on the high platform, each over four meters tall.

Five pairs of dark red pupils, vertically oriented.

Five fathers.

The one in the very center is the largest, at least five meters tall.

It has a huge scar on its skull, extending from its left eye to its right jaw, as if it had been split open by something and then healed.

Five pairs of dark red eyes simultaneously locked onto Lu Feng.

silence.

There were nearly ten thousand people walking around in the hall, but not one of them made a sound.

The largest nest father lowered its head, its dark red eyes staring directly at Lu Feng.

Its mouth was open, and the angle between its upper and lower jaws exceeded the limits of a normal human walker.

It let out a low, hoarse sound from its throat, as if it were surging up from the depths of the earth.

"...Extinction...Great Lord".

Four words.

Every word seemed to have been written with all his might.

He was trying to confirm whether the entity before him was the name that was unspeakable in his memory.

Lu Feng did not answer.

He simply stared at the five-meter-tall nest father.

Then Lu Feng raised his right hand, his black palm opened, and a blazing white light began to gather in his palm.

Nest Father's pupils suddenly contracted.

"spread!!!"

Its sound was so sharp it was almost tearing.

This is the first and last command it has issued since its inception.

Nearly ten thousand people in the hall moved at the same instant.

It wasn't a charge, it was a rout.

They scattered and fled in all directions, trampling on their companions' bodies, smashing through walls, and burrowing into underground tunnels.

Four of the five father nesters turned and ran. Their four-meter-tall bodies had no dignity when they fled. They landed on all fours and crashed into the wall, making a piercing thud.

But the largest nest father did not run away.

He stood still, his dark red eyes fixed on Lu Feng.

Moreover, his body was visibly trembling.

His claws dug deep into the stone surface of the platform, his knuckles turning white. If Bu Liren even had the concept of "turning white."

It didn't run away.

It wasn't because it didn't want to run, but because it knew it couldn't escape.

"The Great Lord of Annihilation, Burning Wind...right?"

Lu Feng was a little confused when he heard what the Nest Father across from him said.

He's about to be embraced by destruction, what lines is he reciting here?

Just as Lu Feng was wondering, Bu Liren's father spoke up again.

"I started as a lowly soldier under the command of the leader of the Dulan War... I fought my way up step by step, stepping over the corpses of my enemies and my comrades, to reach this position."

He paused.

"I have killed the Cloud Cavalry of the Immortal Ship, my colleagues, the Nest Fathers who were stronger than me, and the cubs who were weaker than me... I have no talent, no bloodline, no background, I only have this life."

He looked down at the huge scar that stretched from his left eye to his right jaw.

"This wound was left by a Celestial Shipman... He split my skull open with a knife, but I didn't die. I bit through his throat, ate his flesh, ground his bones into powder, and scattered it around my lair."

He raised his head and looked at Lu Feng again.

"From then on, I was no longer afraid of anything."

His claws were pulled out of the stone, and his body slowly straightened up.

"The people of Buli are afraid of you, the people of Xianzhou are afraid of you... the entire universe is afraid of you... I have never seen you, but I have known your name since I was born."

He looked at Lu Feng, his dark red pupils showing no fear or despair, but rather a complex mix of awe and something indescribable.

"But today I saw... the Great Lord of Annihilation, Burning Wind."

He paused for a moment.

"I want to see your abilities, let me know the gap between us, and let me see all the hard work I've put in over the years."

Lu Feng looked at the nest father and remained silent for a moment.

Lu Feng casually tossed the blazing white energy in his hand in the direction in which a large group of Bu Li people were fleeing.

With a violent explosion, countless people perished under this burst of energy.

Lu Feng once again conjured that strangely shaped longsword in his left hand.

Looking at Bu Liren's father in front of him, Lu Feng couldn't help but inwardly complain.

"An old soldier from the Qing Dynasty... Well then, let me test your strength."

Seeing Lu Feng like this, Bu Liren's father on the opposite side stopped trembling and began to assume an attack stance.

With a battle roar, the Nest Father charged towards Lu Feng.

Lu Feng also moved, transforming into a beam of white light once more, instantly colliding with Chao Fu.

next second.

The knife in Lu Feng's hand slowly dissipated.

The father of the nest stared wide-eyed, and a line appeared from the top of his head to below his abdomen, followed by white flames.

The nest of the human beings split open from the middle and was then completely consumed by white flames.

A brave Qing Dynasty veteran...

Graduate.