One Pound Meat, One More Attribute Point

Chapter 687: Chapter 522: The Battle of Doomsday

Celestial wrath unfolds, stars shift and constellations change.

In the pitch-dark sky, lightning crackles wildly, and one undersea volcano after another erupts under the pull of gravity, staining the entire sea surface a strange dark red. Gale-force winds howl, lifting millions of tons of seawater into massive waterspouts between heaven and earth. Su Heng, stepping on thunder, arrives across the vast sea with the authority of an ancient tyrant, making the whole world seem to tremble beneath his feet.

Such an unstoppable aura of dominance leaves Indra’s face full of horror, feeling as fragile as an infant in swaddling clothes.

No joy of a grand victory remained in Tajadon’s eyes, his expression becoming grave.

Against such a tumultuous backdrop.

Su Heng gazes into the distance.

He sees mountains collapsing on the West Continent, thick smoke rising, and on the plains, the remnants of a few ancient warships. Clearly, a great battle had erupted here too, many strong fortresses had been cleansed. Faint traces of the Great Clan Chief’s aura linger, but it is already very weak. After a brief contemplation, with a quick flash of thought, he has figured out what just happened.

Su Heng’s eyes flash like lightning, illuminating a vast stretch of the night sky, then fixate on Tajadon.

“I sense the power of Eternal Heaven in you, who are you, of the Dark Army? It seems the Great Elder has died by your hand.”

Su Heng gazes down from above, his expression indifferent.

Despite posing a question, his tone is filled with an air of undeniable authority.

“Such a pity.”

Then he shakes his head lightly, “Such fine prey, I had intended to keep you for my celebratory sacrifice after my breakthrough, but you’ve beaten me to it.

It’s okay, however, you’re not bad either.

The Great Commander of the Dark Army, you are barely worth my time to kill.”

Indra’s heart pounds, his face full of surprise. The Great Commander of the Dark Army is a figure of renown across the entire universe. To be taken so lightly now, as if he were some insignificant minor character.

However, Tajadon shows no anger, just some astonishment, “You know my name, that’s right, after all, it was Cain who died at your hand.”

“You too bear the aura of the Path of Destruction, we are no opponents to each other.”

As Tajadon strolls lightly along the coast, he actually takes the initiative to invite, “This world is too small to house a true dragon like you. Let us join forces. Join my legion, and when the time comes, we can look down upon the entire universe. The Star Sea is so vast, limitless, and full of mysteries. If we could tread it beneath our feet, how joyous would that be.”

“Ridiculous!” Su Heng sneers, “How could a true dragon walk alongside an ant. Weaklings like you don’t even deserve to kneel before me, it’s a fool’s fantasy. There’s nothing in this world that can’t be solved with force. Kill you, and everything you hold will be mine, and I can do as I please just the same.”

Tajadon grins, the Black Dragon on his face twists as if coming to life, and his eyes are filled with a blood-red gleam, “It seems I’ve been underestimated by you.”

He takes a deep breath, his chest expanding.

By the time his eyes open wide again, the vast powers of the Four Wonders of Eternal Heaven have filled his body.

“Boom!”

Negotiations between the two have broken down, there is no need for further talk.

In the skies above, Su Heng’s black hair dances wildly like a ferocious dragon, and the entire ocean, under his immense power, rises slowly like dark standing mountain peaks behind him, towering into the clouds. With consecutive blasts of lightning behind him, Su Heng stretches out a hand and points forward, “A mere puppet dominated by power, hardly worth my notice.”

Boom!

The water behind shatters.

Within the spreading mist, divine light bursts forth, and a giant Flying Star plummets straight down.

When the Flying Star leaves Su Heng’s side, it is only the size of a basin, but in the process of falling, it rapidly enlarges, reverting to its original form.

Indra’s mouth uncontrollably gapes open, his facial skin trembles violently. With the thunderous roll of the stars, the mountains and forests within also rapidly enlarge.

This Flying Star is essentially a world condensed from within Eternal Heaven, now crashing down directly, equivalent to the weight of a world bearing down from above.

Before it even falls, the terrifying pressure has already filled the entire sky. The ground around is violently shaking, mountains collapse one after another, and giant boulders and ancient trees standing tens of meters high are lifted by the gravitational pull, rising faster and faster towards the sky, while huge pale plumes burst from the cold dark seawater…

“He’s a madman!” Indra’s fear is indescribable; just one of these Flying Stars falling, and the entire West Continent could be disastrously struck, and countless innocent civilians living there have no idea how many will die. But Su Heng is indifferent to all this, frivolously unleashing his power, slaughter, violence, destruction!

“Go!”

Facing the plummeting Flying Star, Tajadon takes a step forward.

His pitch-black Snake Scale Armor explodes, his body rapidly enlarging, his muscles gleaming metallically as they engorge and swell. The ground seems unable to bear his weight, visibly indenting, and circles of dust and debris explode outward, rippling. With another step, Tajadon has grown to three hundred meters tall, like a Titan holding the heavens from myth.

He spreads his arms, pushing up, and the blood-red Flying Star steadies itself upon Tajadon’s broad shoulders.

He feels an indescribable colossal force plummet down, as if countless mountains were stacking upon him, the bones throughout his body creaking, his muscles tensed to the limit, waves of piercing pain rushing in. His once firm knees are forced downward, sinking deeply into the solid ground, his body forced to retreat continuously, leaving behind two deep trenches in the earth.