Master Changsheng

Chapter 462, page 460: The 'Teacher' Appears!

"teacher?"

An Kai was completely stunned upon hearing this.

An ordinary-looking old man walked out of the ancient building complex with his hands behind his back.

The old man was so ordinary that even if you placed him among the weakest of the divine beings, you would still notice his extraordinary nature.

However, An Kai felt a powerful pressure emanating from him.

The familiar face in particular startled An Kai.

He had seen this face many times before.

And he even smashed the face of its owner many times with his own hands.

Not long ago, the owner of this face was beaten to death at the Divine Court Academy.

It can be said that An Kai's improvement in strength was mostly accompanied by the killing of the owner of this face by him.

The Divine Court fell into Ankai's hands.

Ankai truly respects his "teacher".

However, there is a premise: he respects the deceased "teacher".

The teacher's will can always guide Ankai forward, and Ankai is willing to follow the teacher's will.

This is the "teacher" that Ankai respects.

It is definitely not a living, or hopeful, clone of the "teacher".

The reason Ankai was so decisive in dealing with those "teachers'" clones was that he didn't want to see the real "teachers" resurrected.

For An Kai, the "teacher" was too mysterious and powerful.

An Kai has always regarded the "God of Magic" as his rival, and believes that he has always been confident that he can surpass the "God of Magic".

Only the "teacher" changes every time they meet in a new "Divine Court".

One can't help but marvel at the other party's mystery and meticulous planning.

Therefore, the enemy that An Kai least wants to face is his "teacher".

The living "teachers" will only be An Kai's enemies, after all, the Divine Court has already been taken over by An Kai, and there is no way he will give it back.

Only a dead "teacher" is a qualified "teacher".

Witnessing his "teacher" emerge from the ancient architectural complex, An Kai, like a villain locked in a final battle with a righteous protagonist, gritted his teeth and cried out, "Why are you targeting me?!"

Why do you insist on being my enemy?!

With bloodshot eyes, he instantly unleashed all his abilities: [Armor], [Summoning], [Fireball], two [Physical Talents], [Divine Lord Lv6], and [Divine Body Lv6].

At an altitude of 10,000 meters, its figure was shrouded in mist.

Intense energy fluctuations swirl around this place.

An aura of destructive power emanated from An Kai.

This is An Kai at full power. Facing his "teacher," who is almost like the real person, An Kai dares not be careless in the slightest.

The teacher was taken aback when he saw An Kai at full power.

It wasn't because of An Kai's strength.

Instead, they were stunned by what An Kai had just said.

"Am I forcing you?"

"Me, your enemy?"

The "teacher" was stunned, then waved his hand, and images of his past clones being killed by An Kai appeared between him and An Kai.

The repeated, gruesome deaths of his clones made even the "teacher" gasp in horror.

Having witnessed his own gruesome deaths from several moments of distraction, he stared wide-eyed at An Kai, as if to say, "You humiliated me like this, and yet you say such things—don't you feel guilty?"

Faced with such gazes, An Kai merely gave a cold laugh.

[Summon] jolted, dispelling the "bewitching" sense of guilt surrounding him: "Trying to pull this on me?"

"Feeling guilty? Why would I feel guilty!"

"Everything I do is for justice, for myself; I am the embodiment of justice!"

Those unaware of the situation might have thought Anka was some kind of extreme villain upon hearing his words.

That's not actually the case; this has always been Ankai's true thought.

From his humble beginnings, this unwavering belief has sustained Ankai's progress.

It is precisely because of this egocentric mindset that Ankai's will has withstood numerous trials without ever being affected.

So the "teacher's" idea of ​​using this sense of guilt to influence An Kai's emotions was wishful thinking.

Because Ankai simply doesn't know what guilt is.

I underestimated you.

"Teacher" gave a soft shout, neither disappointed that the first attempt at seduction had failed.

This was just a casual attempt on his part.

He glanced at Ankai, who was ten thousand meters tall and shrouded in mist.

Especially when they saw the hidden, eager-to-strike [Fireball] spell above Ankai's head.

For the first time, a serious expression appeared on the teacher's face.

Before An Kai could make a move, the "teacher" had already decided to act in an instant.

In an instant, without the "teacher" making any move, this space collapsed.

It was a true collapse, a complete and utter annihilation.

This is clearly caused by the "teacher's" strength exceeding the limits that the divine realm can withstand.

Unbeknownst to An Kai, the 2000 clones created from his [Divine Body] were shattering one after another.

Puff puff!

Loud noises continued to ring out.

Even now, Ankai still doesn't know how his "teacher" made his move.

2000 Stands, each capable of shielding Ankai from a fatal attack. Ankai thought this was a lot, more than he could use.

In the blink of an eye, hundreds of bodies were destroyed by the "teacher".

And this is not over yet; it is still ongoing.

In other words, the "teacher" launched hundreds of deadly attacks against Ankai in a single moment.

What's even more terrifying is that Ankai had no idea how the "teacher" made his move.

All Ankai can do now is passive defense.

The teacher's fierce attack completely shattered An Kai's slight arrogance after his strength had just increased.

Faced with overwhelming power, An Kai suddenly realized that all his fancy spells had become worthless.

There is simply no effective response to the "teacher's" current attacks.

Then look at the "teacher," who stands still with his hands behind his back, looking relaxed.

I have no idea how he made his move.

Only the hands behind his back, covered in a fine layer of sweat, could be considered an interpretation of the "teacher" state.

Seeing that his attacks had no effect on An Kai, even the well-informed "teacher" was taken aback: "How does he have a physical talent for self-preservation?"

"So this kid cultivates both magic and physical strength?"

Thinking about this, for the first time, the "teacher" felt a pang of envy for An Kai, who was inferior to her.

Cultivating both magic and physical body is something the "teacher" has always wanted to do but has never been able to.

If the "teacher" could have practiced dual cultivation back then, the battle between the Divine Court and the gods would have been a very different story!

It was this feeling of envy that prompted the "teacher" to exert more effort.

Fine beads of sweat appeared on his forehead.

As the "teacher" intensified his attack, the ancient architectural complex of the [Ninth Level of the Divine Court] behind him began to appear somewhat illusory.

Ankai noticed all these changes.

In an instant, An Kai understood.

The reason why the "teacher" is so powerful is most likely because his energy is replenished by the ancient architectural complex behind him.

That ancient architectural complex is very likely the ninth level of the Divine Court, which is also the final level of the Divine Court.

According to Ankai's understanding of the Divine Court, each of their levels possesses power far beyond imagination.

It couldn't be easier to just serve as an energy replenishment point.

However, understanding this is a prerequisite, but finding a way to break the deadlock is the real challenge.

The "teacher" never concealed his connection with the [Ninth Level of the Divine Court] from the beginning, which shows that he was not afraid of being seen through by Ankai.

And that is indeed the case.

Ankai's 2000 clones capable of withstanding fatal damage have already lost more than half in a short period of time.

It was about to be completely depleted, and the main body would have to withstand the damage.

An Kai still couldn't figure out how "the teacher" would respond to these inexplicable attacks, nor how to resolve them.

Just like the question Ankai pondered at the beginning: "How to break the deadlock?"

Could it be that the energy consumption of the "Teacher's" [Ninth Level of the Divine Court] is greater than the energy consumption of Ankai's 2000 substitutes?

Ankai has never been willing to rely on things he's not sure about.

After much deliberation, An Kai began to fight back.

He seized an opening in the "teacher's" attack and summoned the [Domain], enveloping the "teacher" and the ancient architectural complex where the [Ninth Divine Court] was located.

Ankai has already formulated his first escape plan.

With the help of the [domain] and his own all-out efforts, he tore open a path for escape.

Then take the opportunity to return to the Chaos Sea.

Once back in the Chaos Sea, with the enhanced [Meditation Ring], Ankai's confidence in fighting "Teacher" will increase.

The idea was good, and An Kai didn't hide his thoughts.

In this battle, all pretense is futile; it's better to just lay all your cards on the table.

The "teacher" saw through An Kai's thoughts at a glance and did not change his tactics to stop him.

Instead, they continued their attack.

The intention was to first destroy Ankai's 2000 stand-ins.

Faced with An Kai's attack, the "teacher" used only one method: "Use brute force to overcome all methods!"

Coincidentally, the same is true for Ankai.

After the [Domain] appeared, the location of the "Teacher" was completely covered by the [Domain], and Ankai's [Domain] also began to affect the wear and tear of the [Ninth Level of the Divine Court].

It was visible to the naked eye that the [Ninth Level of the Divine Court] was becoming an illusion at an increasingly rapid pace.

Faced with An Kai's move, the "teacher" simply pretended not to care.

The increasingly fine beads of sweat on his forehead were a clear testament to his inner emotions.

As a result, the "teacher's" airtight attack began to show loopholes.

Ankai finally found an opportunity to counterattack.

Getting beaten up all the time isn't his style.

In an instant.

[Fireball] flew towards "Teacher" one after another.

Each fireball was only the size of a fist, hurtling towards the "teacher".

However, when the "teacher" sensed the energy contained within the [Fireball] spell, the "teacher" was astonished.

"How could anyone go to the trouble of raising the [Fireball] spell to such a level?"

"The resources consumed in this process are probably enough to significantly enhance even the spells of the Supreme God."

As one of the most learned beings in the divine realm, "Teacher," as the [Divine Court Law God], naturally lived up to his reputation and was very clear about the resource consumption required to upgrade spells at different levels.

After all, many of the spell upgrades here were created by him.

Therefore, after the "teacher" realized the power of the [Fireball] that Ankai had thrown, he fell silent and was surprised.

For a moment, no words could be found to describe Ankai.

Silly?

How could a Fireball spell be upgraded to this level?

However, the power of the Fireball spell was right in front of the "teacher," and even he had to be careful.

He simply couldn't bring himself to call Ankai stupid.

However, if one isn't foolish, the same resources used to enhance [Fireball] could be applied to other spells, potentially boosting the power of at least several spells to the level of [Supreme God] spells.

Therefore, Ankai's act of improving his [Fireball] skill was considered quite foolish by his "teacher".

In other words, the current "teacher" doesn't know that Ankai not only improved [Fireball], but also improved three other spells. It's unknown whether the "teacher" will still say that "Ankai is stupid".

[Fireball] It arrived in front of me in the blink of an eye.

Without the slightest hesitation, it was detonated with a roar.

The area surrounding the explosion, where the divine realm had just been damaged and was beginning to recover, was shattered once again.

On the edge of this shattered state, flames still blaze fiercely, seemingly unquenchable, preventing the divine realm from repairing itself.

The "teacher" was also disheveled and covered in dirt after being hit by such a powerful [Fireball] spell, but this state only lasted for a moment, and the "teacher" recovered immediately.

The ancient architectural complex behind him, with its ever-changing, illusory figures, moved even faster.

The attack was effective on the first try, and An Kai smiled.

He didn't wait for the "teacher" to make a mistake and give him a chance.

Instead, with the idea of ​​exchanging blows with the "teacher," he abandoned defense and focused all his energy on activating the [Fireball] spell.

The consequence of doing this is that Ankai has less than a thousand clones, and the rate at which they are consumed has doubled.

However, there are advantages as well, as a dense barrage of [Fireballs] hurtled straight towards the "teacher".

Lock onto his figure.

The teacher's brows furrowed for the first time ever, disregarding any semblance of composure.

Witnessing the arrival of those fireballs, he was thinking about something.

"How devastating will these fireballs be to the realm of the gods?"

"The damage that [Fireball] caused to the divine realm has not been recovered by the divine realm because of its flammability."

"Will this incur the wrath of the divine realm's rules?"

The teacher had only thought this in his mind when the sky seemed to have guessed his thoughts, and suddenly there was a loud thunderous roar.

The sound struck the hearts of both the "teacher" and An Kai.

With a life-or-death crisis looming, An Kai no longer cares about being threatened by the divine realm.

All he wants now is to kill the "teacher" with a fireball.

However, the "teacher" didn't want that.

He will continue to remain in the realm of gods and continue to be reborn there.

If one is expelled by the rules of the divine realm, it is tantamount to ruining one's future.

With a thought, the "teacher" stopped: "You're lucky, I'll let you live a little longer."

Just before the barrage of [Fireball] spells was about to be unleashed.

With a wave of his hand, the [Ninth Level of the Divine Court] instantly broke through Ankai's [Domain] blockade.

Before An Kai could react, the attack enveloped him completely.

An Kai was also among the first to receive the notification to enter the [Ninth Level of the Divine Court].

Having done all this, urged on by the thunderous roar of the divine realm, "Teacher" lowered his head and walked toward the [Divine Court] while cursing.

Reaching the entrance to the Divine Court, as if remembering something, he turned back to look at the God of Spring. Without thinking, he slapped him, instantly killing him.

[God of Spring] Never in his dying moments did he imagine that he would die so hastily.

Then, the "teacher" stepped into the Ninth Level of the Divine Court, but instead of meeting An Kai, he hid himself within it.

Immediately afterwards, the Ninth Level of the Divine Court also disappeared from the Divine Realm.

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(End of this chapter)