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The entire Divine Sea was shrouded in Jie Yun, and above the central island, a nine-colored vortex appeared, its opening facing the divine tree below. Creatures began to emerge from the black Jie Yun, entering the vortex—nine Electric Snakes glowing with black light! The eyes of the Electric Snakes flickered with flames.
“...Are they trying to kill us? This is getting out of hand,” Mo Wen thought as he took a deep breath. He had initially believed that the Heavenly Tribulation would only occur outside, but now it had appeared even within the Divine Sea. He had to be cautious in facing calamities both inside and out.
With a thunderous roar, the nine black Electric Snakes in Jie Yun began to dive towards Mo Wen. In an instant, his clothes were torn to shreds by the impact, and black arcs of electricity danced across his body, burrowing inward. The tingling sensation of lightning and the burning pain of flames surged simultaneously. The black Electric Snakes charged towards the divine tree in the Divine Sea, then spread across the surface of the sea. In no time, black flames ignited on the surface of the Divine Sea, crackling with arcs of electricity, threatening to engulf the entire area in flames. The red hues of the Divine Sea and the divine tree began to fade as the black Electric Snakes dispersed into countless tiny strands that infiltrated the sea. The divine liquid within the Divine Sea began to boil violently. While he could endure external lightning strikes, the piercing pain emanating from the Divine Sea nearly caused Mo Wen to stumble and fall.
Shaking his slightly dazed head, he looked up at Jie Yun above. The black Jie Yun had calmed down, while within the next layer, the Electric Snakes had taken shape and were converging towards the center. The nine Electric Snakes spat flames as they gazed down at Mo Wen before plunging downwards.
“Wang Tou! Look over there! Something's happening!” Long Xiao Wu exclaimed, pointing at the distant dark clouds in the sky where lightning flickered.
“Let’s go! We need to check it out!” Wang Chi said as he glanced up at the dark clouds. The direction of those clouds was where He Er Gou had vanished; something must have happened there. Perhaps there was some treasure emerging—he had never seen such a scene in all his years. According to descriptions in books and his own speculations, he was sure it was close to what he imagined. If he could obtain such a treasure, losing He Er Gou would be worth it. With that thought, he quickened his pace significantly.
“Hey! Wang Tou! Slow down! Wait for me!” Long Xiao Wu called out as he fell behind.
“I’ll wait for you up ahead!” Wang Chi shouted back without turning around, increasing his speed while sneering inwardly, “Hmph! As if I would wait for you.”
“Wow! It’s actually Xuan Tian Jie; it seems we were all mistaken,” Yun Cang Mountain’s Yun Shixiong and Lei Shixiong stood side by side on top of the mountain. Yun Shixiong remarked lightly as he looked outside. If he had looked closely, he would have realized that what lay beneath was not just Xuan Tian Jie but rather Nine Nine Xuantian Tribulation. However, since Heavenly Tribulation manifested from the will of heaven and earth, even someone at his realm wouldn’t dare to pry too deeply.
“How rare! After such a great change in heaven and earth, there are still juniors who can attract such intense Heavenly Tribulation; even among those old-timers’ families, it must be uncommon. But looking at this kid now, it seems unlikely he’ll get through this,” Lei Shidi said with a furrowed brow as he observed Mo Wen engulfed by the second Heavenly Tribulation below.
“Junior Brother, which old monster do you think this Little Guy is a descendant of?”
“I don’t think he’s anyone’s descendant; if he were related to those old monsters, why wouldn’t anyone be there to guard him? Are those old monsters afraid even of us?” Lei Shidi pondered for a moment but sensed no powerful aura around them. “Senior Brother! You’re not thinking…”
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