Pretending To Be A Boss

Chapter 891: Chapter 54: The End of the Beast Court_2

The strength of the twelve cataclysmic creatures had actually surpassed the power level of the cataclysmic bosses. Yet Tang Feiji single-handedly defeated these twelve Titan Behemoths one by one.

This cataclysmic battle was nothing less than a baptism of ice and fire. The entire battlefield was unrecognizable; all the trees were either frozen or scorched to ashes.

Massive bolts of thunder crashed to the ground, leaving pits and craters, while giants fell one after another, akin to collapsing mountains.

The trembling of the earth had never ceased since the battle began.

Though Tang Feiji had suffered considerable injuries, when all the giants lay slumped on the ground, he reverted to his human form, still wearing a casual expression and muttering words of indifference like, “Not so bad.”

Tang Xiaojiu also displayed remarkable potential in the fight.

It was reminiscent of mythical tales: demons and gods were stronger than humans, yet offspring born from demons and humans—or gods and humans—were even more powerful than purebred demons or gods.

Tang Xian was beginning to understand why Qing JiuYu had said Xiaojiu could surpass her. The child of beasts and humans—such a unique existence in the world held ties, in some way, to the Lord of Eden’s ability to grant beasts the form of humans.

What exactly was the Lord of Eden’s true attitude toward humanity? This question remained a lingering enigma.

Tang Xian was not swayed by such thoughts. Whether it was a hint from the Lord of Eden or the Judge’s own intention, it was indeed the Judge who had destroyed human civilization and driven mankind into the Pyramids.

This confrontation with the Beast Court was something that was destined to happen.

Tang Xian advanced triumphantly along the way, his unstoppable momentum bolstered by the efforts of his companions. Those beasts who had sworn loyalty to the Sea God Cult were inspired and fought with increasing ferocity.

Victory followed victory, and Bai Mansheng’s efforts yielded equally favorable results. The forces of the Court were collapsing like an avalanche.

But Tang Xian had yet to locate the Sacred Mountain.