Sixth Ring Wizard

Chapter 677 Astral Plane

Chapter 677 Astral Plane

Herag was a little curious, but didn't ask any more questions. The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor had already gone inside.

Ahead was a huge lava cave, not many people were inside, except for the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor and two other beings who looked very powerful.

One was a skeleton covered in white bones, except that there were some spike-like white bones on its back forming a strange pattern, as if it were carrying a shield.

Another woman was a woman with a voluptuous figure, with a prominent bust and buttocks, and she was not wearing any clothes, except that her sensitive areas were covered by purple skin.

This was the first time Herag had ever seen such a perfect body; it was almost the pinnacle of physical aesthetics.

Her face is also absolutely beautiful, with extremely delicate features and a natural beauty.

It would feel a little off if it were a fraction more or less, which is also the perfect state.

Herag sensed an ancient aura from both of them that was on par with that of the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor, suggesting that they were also ancestral figures.

Unexpectedly, in just one day, they encountered three beings at the level of progenitors.

Herag became more cautious. Although the other party was unlikely to attack him, he still had to be careful to prevent information from being leaked.

On the surface, Hellagur is the progenitor of the awakened and returned forces, and belongs to the pinnacle of power in the Abyss Plane, but he has not yet fully recovered.

Every progenitor is an extremely important existence for a plane. Even for a powerful high-level world like the Abyss Plane, losing a progenitor would be a devastating cost.

The progenitor represents the ultimate source of all power and bloodline, and is the driving force that supports the long-term development of a plane.

Therefore, for people like the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor, Hellagur is their future helper, and they generally do not attack each other.

At this level, mutual attacks are meaningless; they pursue something else entirely.

"Thunder God, my old friend, I wonder if you still remember them, Skeleton King and Spider Queen." Thousand Eyes turned to Herag and introduced them.

Hellagur looked at the Skeleton King and the Spider Queen and nodded: "I don't remember, but they look familiar."

He did indeed sense a familiar feeling from these three people, an instinctive feeling stemming from the bloodline of the Thunder God Ancestor.

As one of the ancestral bloodlines of the Abyss Plane, it's normal for the Thunder God Ancestor Bloodline to have some connection with each other.

No wonder the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor was so kind to him, and didn't even bother to investigate his identity.

Here, bloodline is the best proof of identity; nothing else is needed.

The Spider Queen glanced at Hellagur, her eyes alluring, and whispered, "You've finally returned."

The Skeleton King said nothing, but opened and closed his mouth rapidly, his bones clattering together, and it was unclear what he was trying to express.

Herag sensed some emotion within his leaping soul fire, something like laughter.

"This is……"

Herag carefully sensed it and suddenly felt a familiar sensation from the Skeleton King, as if he had encountered him before.

He quickly searched his memory and soon realized where the feeling came from.

Herag had once encountered an undead monster called the Creeper in the contaminated area.

Even if a crawler's limbs are separated and its head falls to the ground, it will not die; each part can still move independently.

The same was true of the Archmage Horrag had encountered before, except that the Archmage was a super-sized Creeper, much stronger and an extremely troublesome monster.

Herag sensed an aura from the Skeleton King similar to that of the Creepers and the Great Demons. To be precise, the auras of the Great Demons and the Creepers should have originated from the Skeleton King.

He couldn't help but think that, according to the research results of the wizards of the Dawn Land, the reason why monsters like the crawlers and the great demons were able to possess the characteristic of immortality was because they had been corrupted.

The source of this pollution is still alive, so the crawlers and the great demons will not die either, thus possessing the characteristic of immortality.

It now appears that the undead nature of the Creepers and the Great Demons originated from the Skeleton King progenitor.

As long as the Skeleton King progenitor is alive, the Creepers and the Great Demons will not die and will always possess the characteristic of immortality.

It now appears that the speculations of the wizards in Dawn who studied the crawlers were correct; indeed they were.

Hellagur never imagined that one day he would encounter the source of the Creepers and the Great Demon's corruption.

It now seems that the Skeleton King probably didn't intentionally create the Creepers and the Great Demons; it was very likely just an unintentional result.

The Skeleton King, the Spider Queen, and the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor all naturally emit very strong fluctuations around their bodies, making it impossible for ordinary creatures to get close. If they get even slightly close, they will be destroyed by these naturally emitted fluctuations.

Herag didn't know if these fluctuations could be controlled. Perhaps there was no need for the progenitors to control them at all, since the monsters serving them were also very powerful.

Besides the three progenitors, there were also some humanoid monsters standing in the lava cave, whose auras indicated they were at least level six monsters.

The dinner party soon began, with the four of them sitting around a long table, on which were displayed various parts of some strange creatures.

They were all raw, dripping with blood, but with some spices added.

Herag was naturally indifferent to these things, and he didn't know what kind of creatures they were, nor did he want to eat them.

The three Thousand-Eyed Ancestors, however, ate with great relish.

"What's wrong? Not to your liking?" The Spider Queen looked up and asked when she saw that Hellagur hadn't moved.

"I don't like it," Herag nodded and said.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor said, "Oh, I'm sorry, my friend, this was prepared according to your previous preferences. It's normal for things to change a bit now; this was my oversight."

"That doesn't matter. I'm just curious, what exactly happened today?" Herag asked.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor listened and said solemnly, "Then I will formally begin to talk about the matter of the Star Realm."

"Astral Plane?" Herag had never heard of this term before.

"The Astral Plane, like our Abyss Plane, is a high-level world inhabited by extremely powerful Protoss and Titans. Their progenitors are no fewer than ours, making it a very powerful plane as well," the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor explained.

Herag pondered, "Then what do we need to do?"

A glint flashed in the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor's enormous eyeball, and his voice carried a hint of excitement: "Although the construction of the spatial passage on the Wizarding Plane recently failed, the connection to the Astral Plane has been successful and has not yet been discovered. I have discussed it with the Skeleton King and the Spider Queen, and we plan to invade the Astral Plane in a while and seize the Astral Well there."

Herag was shocked. He hadn't expected that these three were planning to invade the Astral Plane, a high-level world.

(End of this chapter)

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