Chapter 691 - 441: Obliterating the White King [2]

"Insolence!!"

Witnessing this scene, Altdina’s pupils suddenly shrank to the size of a pinprick, her golden irises reflecting the black beam of death that tore through the void.

Her slender, fair fingers clenched in the air, and Holy Light began to boil in her palm.

Countless specks of light converged in her palm, forming a Long Spear entwined with incandescent white Runes.

The radiance blooming from the spear’s tip was so brilliant it illuminated the entire space as if it were day.

The next moment.

A piercing column of light erupted from the tip of the spear, like the Milky Way bursting its banks.

It transformed into a pure white torrent that collided with the jet-black beam of death in the void.

The surrounding space groaned, unable to bear being torn apart by these two ultimate forces.

PFFT!

However, this stalemate lasted for only an instant.

Like frost meeting a blazing sun, the white torrent disintegrated in a moment.

The black beam’s momentum did not diminish. With unstoppable force, it struck Altdina below.

BOOM!!!

An earth-shattering explosion echoed through the void.

The magnificent Holy Hall was directly pierced by the impact of the black beam.

At the same time.

After piercing the Holy Hall, the ink-black beam tilted slightly and swept across with devastating power.

In an instant.

Before this destructive power, the magnificent Holy Hall was as fragile as paper, sliced in half in a moment.

The towering dome collapsed with a crash, the white jade pillars shattered inch by inch, and countless architectural fragments scattered into the dark void.

A rain of light fell like shooting stars, dyeing the entire space a brilliant silver-white, only to be devoured by the endless darkness a moment later.

"Who in the world are you? Why did you attack me!?"

Just then, a cold yet melodious voice suddenly rang out.

Following the voice, one could see that far across the void, a dazzling white light had emerged.

The light gradually condensed, forming a slender figure.

Behind her, twelve pairs of holy wings unfurled. She was enveloped in a soft halo, within which stars seemed to twinkle and the cosmos seemed to flow.

With such distinct features, who else could it be but Altdina.

However, the once-resplendent wings behind her were now tattered and broken.

The halo around her had also dimmed considerably.

This allowed her true face to be completely revealed.

Her face was like the Creator’s most perfect masterpiece.

Her skin was like freshly fallen snow.

From within, it radiated a lustrous Holy Light.

On the Platinum Battle Armor she wore, Runes flowed like living creatures. Each pattern flickered in and out of existence with every breath, emitting a heart-palpitating pressure.

But now, these Runes were dimming at a visible rate.

Several distinct cracks had appeared on the surface of the Battle Armor, and fine particles of light continuously escaped from the fissures.

Most shocking of all was the trail of golden blood that trickled down from the corner of her forehead.

The True Divine Blood, like molten gold, flowed slowly along the perfect contours of her face, coalescing into a Blood Bead at her chin before finally dripping onto her Battle Armor with a sizzling TSSS sound.

More Divine Blood was seeping from the cracks in her spaulders, dyeing half of her Battle Armor a tragic, beautiful golden-red.

Evidently, although she had survived the black Destruction Beam, Altdina had paid a heavy price.

She paid no mind to any of this, because her injuries were rapidly healing at a visible rate.

Altdina raised her head, her gaze fixed on a certain spot.

High in the void, where her gaze fell, a figure in a white robe had appeared at some unknown time.

Behind him, a silver portal was slowly fading away.

The man’s features were otherworldly and handsome.

He stood with his hands clasped behind his back.

On his forehead, three golden, cloud-like patterns bloomed with a rich light.

The black light within one of them faded away.

It was none other than Hu Qi.

The attack just now was, naturally, his doing.

"Altdina, you don’t recognize me?"

A slight smile touched the corners of Hu Qi’s lips.

His eyes transformed into blood-red serpent pupils.

He looked down on Altdina from his superior position.

’Her power is indeed beyond that of an ordinary True God.’

’Even with my power amplified by the Infinite Dao, combined with the might of the Primordial Eye, I only managed to severely injure her, not kill her.’

’It just goes to show, no one who has come this far is to be underestimated.’

"It’s you!? Impossible! How long has it been? How could your power have reached this level?"

As she met Hu Qi’s pair of Crimson serpent pupils, Altdina’s expression faltered.

It seemed she had only just recognized his identity.

It was no wonder.

The main reason was that the current Hu Qi had undergone an earth-shattering transformation compared to before.

This transformation was not just in his appearance.

There was also a vast difference in his overall power and Cultivation.

One was an ant she could crush at will; the other was a True God.

Furthermore, due to the awakening of his Taiyu Serpent Bloodline, he was fundamentally different from the original Three-Eyed Primordial Serpent.

All these reasons combined were why she hadn’t recognized him at first glance.

’But how is this possible?’

’I clearly killed him.’

’There’s absolutely no way I’m mistaken about that.’

Unfortunately, in the face of her confusion, Hu Qi naturally had no intention of explaining.

Before her words had even faded, the golden cloud pattern on Hu Qi’s forehead suddenly twisted and squirmed, splitting open like an awakening venomous snake to reveal a vertical pupil.

In an instant, a destructive, ink-black beam shot out from the pupil again. Space shattered inch by inch wherever it passed as it lanced straight toward Altdina.

Altdina’s pupils shrank, and the twelve pairs of wings behind her abruptly unfurled.

In the nick of time, just before the beam could touch her, her figure suddenly turned ethereal, dissolving into thousands of light particles that scattered into the void.

SWOOSH!

The next moment.

When she reappeared, she was already less than a hundred meters from Hu Qi’s side.