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Chapter 345 The Torn Universe's End (1)

"What if I told you that even if you reverted to your multiverse form, I could easily kill you?"

First Sky grinned maliciously, his claws sliding down Eternal's forehead, tearing open cracks, as if he wanted to completely rip Eternal apart from head to toe.

Stardust fell from Eternity, mixed with large, dark blue fragments that had detached from the First Sky, and drifted into the outside world.

The First Universe, this once vast and boundless sea of ​​stars, suddenly froze in a moment, its space twisting into a chilling curve.

Russell, who was enjoying his meal, suddenly stopped in his tracks. In his eyes, the magnetic field was chaotic, and satellites were beginning to fall towards planets, while planets were beginning to fall towards stars.

In the void, several deep cracks suddenly appeared. The starry sea reversed its course, and countless stars derailed and fell into the depths of the cracks.

The distance between stars shortened until all existence was pulled to the death line that symbolized destruction.

Rumble! ...

Planets collapsed and collided, and terrifying explosions echoed in the void, like the lamentations of all things.

The next instant, the entire starry sky detached from the First Universe.

"Did First Sky tear its own body apart in a fit of rage?"

Russell was puzzled. He felt that although he had enjoyed himself in the First Universe, it was not enough to force the First Universe to this point, that it would not hesitate to cut off a piece of flesh to force him out of its inner universe.

Despite his confusion, Russell didn't slow down at all. He leaped into the air and transformed into a streak of white light, rushing towards the crack.

At the same time, the talent [Energy Absorption] is activated, allowing the user to roam around the rift, waiting for countless substances and energy to be delivered to their doorstep.

"Bug, you're here!"

An indescribable, vast sound came from beyond this starry sky. The First Firmament, which was tearing apart eternity, noticed the anomaly of this cosmic fragment and turned its gaze toward it.

Other fragments of the universe continuously release matter and energy, but this particular fragment suddenly disappeared.

"Huh? The First Heaven doesn't know I'm here. Was I accidentally thrown out of the First Heaven universe by mistake?"

Russell's mind raced. He passed through the crack and emerged from the cosmic fragments, arriving outside of all things. What he saw instantly confirmed his conjecture.

The First Sky is in a very bad state.

The First Heaven pressed its single claw against Eternity's head, controlling him and tearing downwards, leaving several dark, twisted scratches across the Eternal Universe.

Judging from the situation, First Sky had the upper hand, and Eternity was powerless to fight back.

However, a closer look at their bodies leads to completely opposite conclusions.

Although Eternity was suppressed, its head was ripped open with several cracks, and its chest was torn open, making it look extremely miserable, most areas within the Eternal Universe remained stable.

The First Sky, however, had a hole in his chest that was even more horrifying than Eternity.

Moreover, the First Sky's body was patchy with black and dark blue, and in many areas the dark blue was fading while deep black was spreading, like age spots.

"Are you going to die? First Sky." Russell asked, raising an eyebrow.

"I'm about to die? No! You're the one who's about to die!" The First Sky grinned maliciously and waved his hand toward Russell's location.

Like a mountain pressing down, the First Claw of the Sky rapidly magnified in Russell's eyes, instantly filling his entire field of vision.

tearing~

The claws sliced ​​through the entire starry sky behind Russell, like a hot knife through butter, cutting through the sky without any resistance, leaving five dark and deep streaks that pierced through the entire starry sky.

These five cracks, like the last straw that broke the camel's back, tore this starry sky to shreds. Planets, light and heat, dark matter, and dark energy within the starry sky were exposed to the outside world and disintegrated into dust.

Despite the sky tilting, Russell revealed a strange smile.

He was certain that the First Sky had lost its mind.

Otherwise, the First Heaven would never have offered him such a great opportunity to re-enter his inner universe.

Tearing apart a piece of the starry sky—such an action may seem terrifying, but this kind of large-scale attack poses no threat to Russell.

Although the First Sky had offered itself up, Russell was in no hurry.

Eat what's in your bowl first.

Talent [Energy Absorption] activated.

A luminous, white abyss that devours everything emerges beyond all things. This remnant of the starry sky is drawn by an invisible force, and the various substances that were previously ground into dust condense again, transforming into a nebula that flows towards Russell.

Moreover, further and deeper beyond reality, the fragments that had fallen from the First Firmament and Eternity reappeared, slowly converging towards Russell's location.

"That's mine, it's mine!"

The First Firmament went completely mad. He reached out his claws toward Russell, trying to reclaim the matter that had detached from him and reintegrate it into his inner universe.

Ok?

Russell looked up at the claws reaching out from the First Sky, only to see a crack in its palm like a gaping maw, ready to devour anyone who might be caught.

"I'm so out of my mind."

Russell muttered something and remained unmoved, letting the giant maw in the First Sky's palm swallow him and the surrounding nebula.

Russell then absorbed these converging nebulae and converted them into attribute points.

The First Sky quickly discovered that entering the First Sky universe had no effect on Russell; he continued to absorb energy as before.

The only thing affected was probably his mood.

Previously, one could simply ignore it and avoid seeing it; but now, everything is happening right before one's eyes, and one wants to stop it but is powerless to do anything about it.

No! There's a way!

First Sky hardened his heart. He looked down at his claws and Russell, who was in that area.

He belatedly realized his mistake.

Now, the First Sky must make up for this mistake.

(End of this chapter)