Chapter 223: Target—Qin Xian
Chapter 223: Target—Qin Xian
The scene was too horrifying for words.
Over a thousand geniuses, still in the Ancient Ruins Battlefield, were annihilated in an instant—hunted like cattle. Their blood, life essence, and very souls were devoured, absorbed into the Abyssal Queen’s writhing tendrils.
But something even more disturbing was happening.
Among the black tendrils, faint traces of glowing data chains could be seen, shifting and reorganizing as if unraveling secrets.
The Abyssal Queen wasn’t just absorbing their power.
She was deciphering the code of their very existence—their connection to the Monolith System.
Seconds later, the thousand prodigies were gone—nothing but dry husks. And in their place, the Abyssal Queen stood stronger than ever.
Her crimson gaze gleamed with satisfaction, scanning the once-thriving battlefield. Now, it was nothing more than a silent graveyard.
But she wasn’t done yet.
Her attention turned skyward, fixating on the Divine Revelation Leaderboard.
There—at the very top—was a name. A name she recognized.
“Qin Xian…”
His fame had spread far and wide. Though he had only awakened his powers three years ago, his name had already shaken the entire human world.
The Greatest Talent of His Generation.
Even though the Abyssal Queen had spent most of her existence within the Abyss, she had devoured countless human memories, learning of his rise.
An SSS-Class Oracle Knight…Her scarlet eyes gleamed with hunger. To devour him would be far more valuable than consuming a thousand lesser geniuses.
No, she wouldn’t simply consume him. She would capture him—bring him to the Abyss, where she could break him apart, piece by piece.
She would study him, dissect his secrets, and unlock the true potential of the Monolith System for herself.
“Qin Xian… You belong to me.” Her form dissolved, becoming an endless wave of darkness, sweeping toward the Divine Revelation Battlefield.
By now, word of the massacre in the Ancient Ruins Battlefield had reached the Divine Revelation Battlefield.
A chill of terror spread among the remaining geniuses.
Then—she arrived. High above, her shadow loomed over the entire battlefield, her presence suffocating.
Her tendrils stretched in all directions, hunting the scattered geniuses. One after another, they fell, devoured in seconds.
No matter who they were, how talented, or how strong—they all died the same.
Their screams, their pleas for mercy, their desperate attempts to resist—all were meaningless.
One thing was certain—
The Chu Family had failed.
This was their territory.
Their duty was to stop this.
And yet, the Abyssal Queen had arrived unchallenged. Her mere presence alone had slaughtered dozens of elite geniuses.
The Divine Revelation Battlefield trembled, and the last surviving prodigies fell into despair.
But as the Queen spread her will across the battlefield, her gaze found what she was looking for.
Qin Xian.
The perfect prize.
Unlike the others, Qin Xian’s expression remained indifferent. Even as the Abyssal Queen’s energy engulfed the battlefield, he showed no fear.
To him, she was strong—yes but he had seen stronger. His arsenal of abilities, his legendary artifacts, and his bloodline potential meant one thing. He could leave whenever he wanted.
And more importantly—this battlefield was far from neutral ground. This was the Divine Revelation Trial which was the closest space to the Divine Revelation Monolith.
Even though the gods of the Divine Realm couldn’t interfere directly, the Qin family’s ancestors had their own ways of controlling Monolith Authority.
If things truly went south, they could simply summon divine judgment. So, in truth—he had no reason to be afraid.
But then, a realization dawned on him. Why had the Divine Realm not responded yet? The Abyssal Queen’s slaughter had gone unpunished.
No divine retribution.
No celestial intervention.
Qin Xian smirked and he already knew the answer. The more geniuses died, the more unstable the world would become.
And in chaos—the Qin Family’s plans would unfold more smoothly. After all, the so-called gods of the Divine Realm were far from benevolent.
Then there was another issue.
Qin Xian’s bloodline. Unlike others, he was not purely human. Though the Abyss and the Void were separate forces, at their core, the Abyss was merely a splinter of the Void itself.
The Abyssal Queen, for all her power, had not surpassed the rank of a Void Overlord.
She was strong, yes—but she would never reach the realm of a true Void Overlord.
And Qin Xian…
He was born from the bloodline of a Void Overlord which was was above her.
So, frankly he had no interest in her. Had this been a Void invasion, he might have cared. His Godslayer Evolution thrived on killing Void creatures.
But an Abyssal invasion? It was nothing more than a boring distraction.
The Chu Family and the Changheng Military District would not fall so easily.
They might suffer devastating losses, but in the grand scheme of things the Abyss was not humanity’s true enemy. The Void was.
His only real concern was his sister, Qin Li. She was still too weak and wouldn’t be able to withstand even the smallest shockwave from this battle.
Qin Xian sighed, already deciding to use his Monolith Staff to teleport away.
But the instant he moved the Abyssal Queen’s energy locked onto him. If he tried to teleport, she would strike him down immediately.
“So, you’ve chosen me, then?” Qin Xian’s eyes gleamed coldly.
For the first time, the Abyssal Queen spoke directly to him. Her voice echoed, carrying a tone that was both seductive and lethal.
“There you are, my little Oracle Knight.” Her tendrils coiled, and her shadowy form expanded, engulfing half the battlefield in darkness.
“Come now… don’t resist. You’re far too valuable to waste.”
“I’ll take you back, make you my own, and together… we’ll unlock the true secrets of the Monolith System.” Her blood-red lips curled into a cruel smile.
“I promise—by the time I’m done with you, you’ll never want to leave.”
Qin Xian exhaled slowly, cracking his knuckles, “Abyssal Queen… if you think you can take me, then go ahead and try.”
A golden sword of judgment materialized in his hands.
“But you should know… I don’t like being hunted.”
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