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On a certain day, Zhu Teng, exuding a formidable aura of Magic Breath, stepped out from the Barrier, where outside, the disputes over energy division had yet to cease. With a few casual moves, he wiped out most of the cannon fodder.
Zhu Teng's gaze locked onto one of the leaders of the extermination clan who happened to be on duty. The battle was chaotic and dark, but in the end, Zhu Teng emerged with serious injuries yet a small victory. He compared this leader's strength with that of several others and assessed his own wounds, feeling dissatisfied. This Magic Technique was not easy to wield; it needed practice.
Thus, wherever Zhu Teng passed, rivers of blood flowed. Elder Chief was worried about the situation; despite his many small maneuvers to obscure the distinction between murder and suicide, he inadvertently aided Zhu Teng in succumbing to his inner demons while trying to alleviate his guilt.
However, driven by revenge, Zhu Teng disregarded everything and gradually fell under the control of his Inner Demon. With a mere wave of his hand, corpses lay strewn across the ground, making him the most malevolent existence among the demon race.
Yet, the path of slaughter was not so smooth. Zhu Teng faced life-and-death situations repeatedly; due to the overwhelming strength of his opponents, he could hardly kill any. Ultimately, he lured the Gods deep into a trench—the very place where tragedy began.
During the fight, he intentionally drew them near the Barrier and then suddenly tore it apart. Just as the Gods sensed an overwhelming surge of energy, it struck them with tremendous force, causing massive damage. Among those present, seven out of ten perished; those leading the extermination were still alive but severely injured compared to their timely evasion from Zhu Teng.
Taking advantage of their injuries, Zhu Teng felt victory was within his grasp. After years of obsession, today would be the day he resolved it all; thus, he recklessly engaged further in battle. The clashes continued amidst chaos, unnoticed by anyone as they escalated to an uncontrollable level.
It broke through the Barrier between worlds and pulled everyone fighting at the energy center into another realm. If one were to ask where Old Vine obtained that mysterious energy from, it was from the residual energy deep beneath the sea.
Zhu Teng ignored the change in circumstances and continued fighting but encountered several clusters of chaotic rocks during his escape. Unlike the united resistance of the Gods, he found himself isolated and wounded further as his advantage turned into disadvantage once more.
In such dire straits, he battled in this new world for several years. Ultimately unable to withstand any longer, he was trapped underground. The Gods wished to eliminate him completely; however, due to their collective strength plummeting and their obsession with slaughtering him would only cost them their lives.
Moreover, they needed to return to the Upper Realm; doing so required strength to pave their way back. The cultivation power in this world had been nearly depleted after being divided among them; without replenishment, they could not afford to waste any more.
Claiming they wanted Zhu Teng to suffer worse than death was merely a desperate act to save face. Who would willingly keep such a calamity alive without knowing what future variables might arise? Unfortunately, their strength did not allow for such considerations; they could only focus on more pressing matters at hand.
Zhu Teng watched helplessly as the Gods created an Ascension Well and left this place, leaving behind a lingering Heart's Blood that stuck in his throat, impossible to swallow. This gave rise to many matters concerning the Southern Ginger Dynasty.
Qi Xiaomian, having learned about Zhu Teng's past, felt a twinge of admiration for him. If it weren't for his overwhelming Demonic Nature and the countless innocents he had slaughtered, Qi Xiaomian might have developed some feelings for him.
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