Little Huo

Bones, meridians, flesh, cells…

At this moment, they were undergoing an unprecedented, ultimate leap!

Su Yu’s physical body was no longer that of a mortal.

It was not even the body of a Martial Emperor.

This was a higher-dimensional form of life.

Every inch of his skin seemed to contain a terrifying weight capable of crushing the stars.

Every strand of hair could easily rip through the hardest nation-grade metal.

Su Yu slowly opened his eyes.

The dim mist in the deduction space seemed to recoil wildly from the simple act of his opening them, forming a vast vacuum around him!

He lowered his head and looked inward at his heart.

Eleven drops of Source Blood.

They floated there in silence, radiating an unparalleled power that was both intoxicating and terrifying.

“Eleven drops…”

Su Yu murmured to himself. His voice echoed through the deathly silent space, carrying the vicissitudes of someone who had seen through the ages.

He sensed the power within his body—the kind that could seemingly crush a star with ease.

Then he did a simple calculation in his mind.

The mass of a single drop of Source Blood was equivalent to ten trillion units of ordinary qi and blood.

Eleven drops of Source Blood.

That made a total of one hundred and ten trillion units of qi and blood!

One hundred and ten trillion!!!

The Abyssal Demon God that had descended at the northern border possessed a basic qi-and-blood level of ten trillion.

Even after donning the Demon God Armor, which could increase combat power tenfold, its maximum burst of strength amounted to no more than one hundred trillion units of qi and blood.

One hundred trillion against Su Yu’s current one hundred and ten trillion.

An absolute gap of eleven times!

This was no longer mere overwhelming superiority.

This was a dimensional slaughter!

It was an adult beating up a child!

What was more, Su Yu also possessed an unparalleled spear intent that had reached the pinnacle of the “Qi Resonance” realm!

If the amplification from martial will were included, even Su Yu himself could no longer estimate the destructive power he now possessed.

“A demon god?”

The corner of Su Yu’s mouth curved into a faint smile.

“Just a slightly larger ant.”

Whoosh!

The deduction space’s allotted time ran out.

The dim world before him shattered in an instant.

Su Yu’s consciousness returned to the real world, deep within the Ten Thousand Mountains.

In reality, only a single second had passed.

Huo Zhenshan still wore the same expression as before—tense, expectant, and tinged with a hint of despair.

He was staring fixedly at Su Yu.

Yet at the exact moment Su Yu opened his eyes—

Boom!!!

A terrifying gravitational field beyond description descended without warning, centered on Su Yu!

There was no leakage of qi and blood.

No burst of pressure.

It was simply because the mass of Su Yu’s physical body had become far too great!

So great that even the spatial laws of this world could no longer bear it completely!

Crack! Crack!

The incomparably hard elemental magnetic star-crystal vein beneath Su Yu’s feet instantly filled with spiderweb-like cracks.

The air around him became incredibly thick.

Light itself twisted strangely around Su Yu.

The dense miasma that had lingered over the Ten Thousand Mountains for years without dispersing seemed to have encountered some indescribably terrifying existence. Screaming, it fled wildly in every direction!

“What… what is this?!”

Huo Zhenshan let out a frightened grunt.

The dignified Nation-Guarding Martial Saint, more than eighty years old, actually felt his knees weaken at this moment. The bones throughout his body groaned beneath an unbearable burden!

An instinctive fear originating from the depths of his soul nearly made him collapse to his knees on the spot!

This was not suppression through sheer presence.

This was the absolute crushing force of one level of life over another—the kind of helpless oppression a lower-dimensional lifeform faced when confronted by a higher-dimensional lifeform!

Huo Zhenshan stared at Su Yu in utter horror.

He was clearly still the same eighteen-year-old boy dressed in casual clothes.

His appearance had not changed in the slightest.

Yet in Huo Zhenshan’s eyes, Su Yu now seemed to have transformed into an supreme god seated at the center of the universe, gazing down upon the birth and destruction of galaxies!

That depth. That vastness. That despair-inducing power.

It surpassed everything Huo Zhenshan had ever known in his entire life!

“You… you…”

Huo Zhenshan’s mouth hung open, but he could not even force out a complete syllable.

He felt as though he was about to suffocate.

Just then, Su Yu frowned slightly.

He sensed the abnormality in the surrounding space, as well as Huo Zhenshan’s predicament.

“I’ve increased my power too much. The gravitational field my body produces instinctively has gotten a little out of control.”

Su Yu’s thoughts stirred.

Hum!

The perfected Myriad Forms Origin-Concealing Art instantly began to circulate.

The terrifying vitality within him—amounting to one hundred and ten trillion units—as well as the life magnetic field radiating from the eleven drops of Origin Blood, were perfectly restrained and sealed within his body.

Not the slightest trace leaked out.

Whoosh—

The suffocating gravitational field and distorted sensation vanished without a trace.

The surrounding space returned to normal.

The wind of the Ten Thousand Mountains blew past once more.

Huo Zhenshan felt as though a heavy burden had been lifted. He gasped for breath, his entire body drenched in cold sweat.

Using a nearby chunk of rubble for support, he managed to steady himself.

The look he gave Su Yu was no longer merely one of awe.

It was more like the way one would look at a genuine monster!

“Su… Su Yu…”

Huo Zhenshan swallowed, his voice trembling uncontrollably.

“You… you broke through?”

“What realm was that just now?”

What kind of indescribable monster had been created after one hundred trillion in funds had been poured into him?!

Su Yu did not answer Huo Zhenshan’s questions.

Realm?

He did not even know what realm he currently belonged to.

Perhaps he had already touched the threshold of the Martial God realm.

But none of that mattered.

What mattered was that he was now incredibly powerful.

Powerful enough to disregard every rule in this world.

Su Yu slowly raised his head. His gaze passed over layer upon layer of mountains and landed on the distant northern border.

Reflected in his deep eyes was the towering, ten-thousand-meter demon god rampaging above the Abyss-Suppressing Great Wall.

He straightened the slightly wrinkled hem of his casual shirt.

His movements were calm and unhurried.

Then, Su Yu turned around.

He looked at the eighty-year-old Nation-Guarding Martial Saint before him, whose face was filled with shock and whose body was drenched in sweat.

The corners of his lips lifted slightly, revealing a confident smile.

That smile carried an absolute composure, as though he were looking down upon all things in the world.

He spoke.

His voice was not loud, yet it possessed an irresistible power.

“Little Huo.”

The moment those two words left his mouth, Huo Zhenshan froze completely.

He was one of the highest-ranking figures in the Great Xia military, a Nation-Guarding Martial Saint who guarded an entire region, and a man over eighty years old.

Yet now, an eighteen-year-old freshman had addressed him to his face as “Little Huo”?

Under normal circumstances, Huo Zhenshan would have flown into a rage and slapped the boy, teaching this ignorant youngster what it meant to respect one’s elders and teachers.

But now…

As Huo Zhenshan heard those words—“Little Huo”—

not only did he feel not the slightest bit of anger…

instead…

A hard-to-describe sense of honor—and sheer justification—welled up within him.

The accomplished are teachers.

In the world of martial arts, strength represented absolute seniority!

The terrifying aura this young man had just revealed—an aura that transcended dimensions—had completely humbled Huo Zhenshan.

Before such an supreme godlike being, his eighty years of life and his cultivation as a Martial Saint truly amounted to no more than the first faltering steps of a toddler.

For him to call Huo Zhenshan “Little Huo” was a mark of favor!

Huo Zhenshan instinctively straightened his back, like a new recruit awaiting inspection from his commanding officer.

He called out loudly:

“Here!”

Su Yu gazed northward, his eyes calm and sharp.

“Let’s go.”

“Come with me to the north.”

“We’re going to kill a god.”

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