Sixth Ring Wizard

This place appears to be a lifeless planet; no trace of any plants or animals has been found.

After the advance force of the Abyss Plane arrived at this nameless little planet, they began to build this bone gate to facilitate the teleportation of the main force from the Abyss Plane.

All around was silence, filled with the eternal stillness of the universe.

The invading forces from the Abyss dimension were already quietly waiting outside, scattered across this desolate planet.

Because this planet is small to begin with, the monsters from the abyss dimension managed to fill it to the brim.

All the monsters were quiet, not because they were particularly disciplined, but simply because the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor and a few others were there, and no one dared to make a move.

Once everyone had gathered, the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor floated in the air and whispered, "Let's go."

All the monsters then set out, heading towards the target star system.

These monsters traveled in various vehicles; some were boats made of bones, which were extremely fast and disappeared from their spots in a flash.

Others ride on the backs of an eight-legged monster, a creature so large it resembles a small, mobile city.

Despite its enormous size, it moves with remarkable speed, able to traverse the void, seemingly designed specifically for transporting demons.

A large group of people set off, but from a distance, they were actually difficult to see.

The universe is too vast, and these invaders from the Abyss are not even a speck of dust, far too insignificant.

Hellagur and the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor were the fastest and walked at the front.

They were moving so fast that planets whizzed past them, all of them desolate and lifeless.

"This is the planet that gave birth to the Titans," the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor said, stopping before a massive planet.

This is a planet made entirely of rock. The surface of the planet is covered with what appears to be hard rock, making it impossible to tell that a powerful life form is lurking inside.

Herag moved closer and heard faint heartbeats.

After amplifying his senses, he instantly heard a clear heartbeat from within the planet.

The heartbeat was very strong and rhythmic.

Herag sensed a powerful life force from that heartbeat alone.

There are no guards around the planets; that's how it is in the astral plane. Titan's planets are unguarded.

Even among the Protoss, only a select few with powerful backgrounds have dedicated caretakers.

The Astral Plane rarely experiences invasions, and they probably don't even imagine that anyone would want to invade them; they have very little experience in this regard.

Within the Astral Plane, no one would harm a nascent Titan or Protoss; this is the Astral Plane's most basic moral principle.

Therefore, they made no preparations in this regard at all. The vast majority of the Titans and Protoss in gestation are scattered throughout the astral universe, waiting for the day they hatch.

The Protoss in nearby star systems merely keep track of which Titans and Protoss are gestating around them, and check their status periodically.

They never imagined that one day they would be hacked.

Moreover, these emerging Titans are not so easy to harm. They are located inside a planet, are enormous in size, and ordinary methods cannot affect them at all.

The Thousand-Eyed Ancestor and others had no intention of destroying this nascent Titan. That was not their goal, nor did they want to prematurely alert the Protoss in the galaxy.

As Herag floated outside the planet, he suddenly wondered if he could also absorb the Titan's bloodline power.

He turned and asked, "I'm planning to take some of his blood. Will there be any problems?"

Out of caution, Herag did not act rashly on his own, but first consulted the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor.

"It's just a little blood, it should be fine. Just don't make too much of a commotion," said the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor.

He didn't ask Hrag what he wanted the blood for.

Hrag nodded, reached out and manipulated the rocks of the rocky planet, creating a tiny hole that extended downwards, gradually penetrating deep into the earth's crust.

In his perception, he soon saw a huge humanoid creature, but it was still asleep.

Hrag controlled the rock, forming a tiny spike, like a needle.

The spike approached the gestating Titan and gently pricked its surface.

With a soft thud, the spike shattered, unable to penetrate at all.

The hardness of the Titan's surface exceeded Hrag's imagination; he never expected that even a Titan in its gestation stage would possess such a formidable body.

Having no other choice, Herag had to resort to the power of the rules. After much effort, he managed to pierce a small hole in the surface of the Titan and obtain some golden blood.

The small hole healed in an instant; if Helag hadn't acted quickly, it probably would have had to be done again.

Herag placed the golden blood he obtained into a smaller plane, intending to try absorbing it later with the Greater Darkness.

The Titan's body was so enormous that such a small hole had no effect on him whatsoever, and he didn't even feel anything, so it didn't cause any big commotion.

After seeing that Helag had finished his business, the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor and his companions continued on their way.

Ahead lies the main settlement of the Protoss and Titans in this star system, with many planets scattered throughout.

Even before getting close, Herag sensed signs of life in that direction.

This is an instinctive feeling from the desolate plague.

After getting close enough, the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor and his companions stopped and looked at the many planets in front of them.

They were waiting, waiting for the monster army behind them to get closer.

After a while, the monster army finally appeared.

Seeing that the time was right, the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor said, "Let's make our move."

He floated up, and a black beam of death condensed from his enormous black eyeball, instantly striking a planet in front of him.

In an instant, the planet shattered and exploded, turning into countless fragments that shot into the boundless void of space. Many of these fragments also struck surrounding planets, causing secondary damage.

Moreover, the black death ray struck, creating waves of energy that spread outwards.

These energy fluctuations also contained extremely terrifying energy, killing countless lives in the surrounding area once again.

Herag clicked his tongue in amazement; this was even more terrifying than the scene he had seen in a future fragment.

He had seen the Thousand-Eyed Ancestor use this move in a future fragment, but it only split the continent of Krag in two. Now, it directly destroyed a planet.

However, the Thousand-Eyed Progenitor seen in the future fragment was merely a projection of him, so it's normal that his strength was far inferior to his true form. (End of Chapter)