Douluo Continent: The Underworld Emperor Halosa Lets Three Fly

Three months later, during those three months, Harosa drifted on the sea, absorbing the power of death to continuously heal his injuries and eliminate the power of the laws of the three Limit Douluos.

That day, he opened his eyes and his spiritual power, at the half-step Divine Origin Realm, swept across his surroundings.

"Have I drifted to the Star Luo Continent?"

In the original Douluo Continent during the Three Kingdoms period, the Star Luo Empire was unable to withstand the offensive of the Sun Moon Empire, so it sent its core members out to find other habitats. Later, they found a continent overseas, defeated the natives, and established a country there. This is the Star Luo Empire and Star Luo Continent of this era.

Whether they were souls from Earth or favored beings from another plane, both souls had vivid memories of the Star Luo Continent.

One reason is that the Dean of the Monster Academy on the Star Luo Continent, Enci, is not as strong as he was in the later stages after merging with his soul. However, Enci was only a Soul Venerable at the age of thirty, but he is now level 98 at the age of fifty. This made Enci, an evil soul master, feel a sense of kinship.

One reason is that he knows there is a Dragon Valley on the Star Luo Continent, which is the burial place of the dragon race. Tang Wulin buried the dragon for a thousand days, and the heart of the dragon god is inside.

It is an important plot point in the original work.

"The problem is that Dragon Valley is currently controlled by the Tang Sect, which is troublesome." Harosa scratched his slightly damp hair. The Tang Sect was extremely powerful in this era. With the addition of soul-guided weapons and the like, its overall strength was even greater than Shrek Academy.

Although the Tang Sect's headquarters are not located on the Star Luo Continent, the Star Luo Continent is still an important branch of the Tang Sect.

"Dragon Valley, the burial ground of dragons, must be filled with a strong sense of death." Although Harosa found it troublesome, it was still troublesome, and his eyes were filled with intense envy.

Dragons are synonymous with power, and any martial spirit related to dragons is bound to be strong.

"Unfortunately, the original work doesn't specify the location of Dragon Valley. It seems we can only start with the Tang Clan."

Harosa rose from the beach and disappeared, standing in front of a dressing mirror in a fashion store in a corner of a bustling city on the Star Luo Continent.

The person in the mirror still had a pale, bloodless face, with a cold, white complexion that had never seen the sun in years, making him look exactly like a "dead man." But what he was wearing at that moment had absolutely nothing to do with the word "dead man."

He ripped off his tattered black robe, stained with sea salt and smelling of the sea—his signature "dead man's suit," exuding a strong aura of death.

He was wearing a simple, plain white short-sleeved T-shirt, loosely covered by a light gray hooded sweatshirt. He wore dark blue cargo pants, the cuffs casually rolled up to reveal a section of equally pale ankle. On his feet were a pair of clean black canvas shoes.

Harosa stood in front of the mirror, expressionless, and pulled up the hood of his hoodie, covering his striking gray hair, revealing only half of his face and eyes that showed little emotion.

He looked at himself in the mirror, dressed in a "sunshine package" yet still exuding an aura of unapproachability and despair. The corners of his mouth seemed to twitch down very slightly, more like a silent mockery.

That's fine.

He muttered something to himself, his voice dry and lacking warmth, which he found somewhat unsettling. However, for some reason, he didn't like his previous fashion sense.

Stepping outside, Halosa extended his mental energy to lock onto the Star Luo Tang Sect branch. Its leader, Hu Jie, was only a level 95 three-word battle armor master and couldn't detect Halosa's mental energy detection at all.

"The Tang Sect is really rich. Even a mere level 95 Super Douluo is a three-word Battle Armor Master."

In the original novel, Hu Jie appeared as a level 98 Super Douluo.

Known as the "Golden-bellied, Silver-hipped Smiling Tiger," he is Mu Ye's senior master and Wu Lin's grandmaster. He was in love with Mu Ye's mother but was ultimately rejected. In anger, he left the Body Sect and joined the Tang Sect. With his extraordinary talent, strength, and methods, he eventually became the head of the Tang Sect's Star Luo Empire branch.

Within the entire Tang Sect, in terms of cultivation and strength, he is second only to the Ruthless Douluo Cao Dezhi and the Amorous Douluo Zang Xin.

However, his strength has not yet reached that level, and Makino's reputation is not yet well-known.

In the original work, Mu Ye was also a talent. As the sect master of the Body Sect, his soul power was stuck at level 94, and he wasn't even a Super Douluo.

He lost the opportunity to advance to Super Douluo because of his research on mecha. He believed that battle armor and mecha could be superimposed on each other, with mecha acting as the outer layer of battle armor. If they were combined well, they could improve the overall combat power of a Soul Master.

Although he is the only Soul Master on the Douluo Continent with both a four-word Battle Armor Master and a Red-level Mecha Master.

However, it is not soft.

Harosa has his eye on the collection of the Tang Sect branch in the Star Luo Continent. His battle armor is currently damaged, and although it has recovered somewhat during the past three months of nurturing, the recovery is very limited. The Tang Sect presents itself as the Xuan Shi Tang Sect Technology Co., Ltd., so it must have a considerable reserve of rare and precious metals.

Then I can quickly repair my battle armor and my weapon, Netherworld Chant, can be upgraded to a divine artifact.

In the original novel, when Harosa first attacked Tang Wulin, the weapon he was wielding was already a divine artifact—the Underworld Lament.

(P.S.: The original story says that Harosa spent countless years using various rare metals... to finally forge a divine artifact. I think the author wanted to express that Harosa put in a lot of effort, after all, Harosa was only over 170 years old at the time. Also, the Underworld Chant completely lacks the power of a divine artifact and is extremely weak. The author definitely needs to increase its power and create a secondary interpretation here.)

The realm of the dead, Harosa, unfolds, and twelve undead knights appear.

"Go ahead and wreak havoc."

Harosa ordered the twelve undead knights to destroy Star Luo City, the economic, political, and cultural center of the Star Luo Continent. Although there were many powerful figures in Star Luo City, they could not stop Harosa at all.

Harosa is paying special attention to the Tang Clan branch, and six undead knights are wreaking havoc there.

When the Undead Knight appears.

Xingluo City, the most prosperous city on the Xingluo Continent, was instantly plunged into chaos.

Harosa's twelve undead knights descended upon different corners of the city like twelve gray-black death hurricanes. They roared without warning, only silently and efficiently wreaking havoc.

With a swing of his heavy sword, a gray sword aura imbued with terrifying power easily tore through streets and buildings. Solid alloy walls were like paper before them, and towering soul-guided lampposts were cleaved in half and crashed to the ground.

The eerie necromancer reliefs on the shields seemed to come alive, emanating a suffocating aura of death that suppressed the Soul Masters around them who attempted to resist. Gray-blue flames burned in their empty eye sockets, and wherever they passed, panic spread like a plague.

The piercing alarm sounded throughout the city, and the city's defense forces' soul-guided armored vehicles and soul master squads quickly assembled, unleashing a barrage of soul-guided rays and artillery fire upon the uninvited guests.