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Chapter 1499 - 956: Uninvited Guest

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Chapter 1499: Chapter 956: Uninvited Guest

On the massive Blood Battle Battlefield of the first layer of the Abyss.

At the forefront of this battlefield.

Demons surged like waves.

The lowest Inferior Demons and Horned Demons crowded like maggots.

They pushed and bit, stepping on the corpses of their kind, waving their rusty weapons and emitting meaningless screams.

The massive Frenzy Demons were like humanoid siege hammers, roaring as they swung their giant axes engulfed in Hellfire, each chop bringing a bloody storm.

The cunning Winged Demons hovered at low altitude, dropping corrosive acid or diving to claw, their shrieks disturbing the mind.

The twisted forms of Abyssal Abominations took heavy steps, trampling everything, with pus dripping from their carapaces.

Higher up, the figures of Balrog Flame Demons were like moving volcanoes, their flaming whips creating charred cracks, and where the hot wind passed, rocks melted.

The forms of demons varied, only determinable by their actions and brief traits to identify their races.

This was simply a dance of chaos and demons.

The Order Alliance Army standing against them displayed astonishing discipline and coordination.

Elf Rangers leaped and maneuvered amidst the chaos, Mithril Curved Sabers tracing deadly arcs, precisely slicing open demons’ throats or joint gaps.

From the rear, Elf Archers’ arrows fell like a silver rainstorm, precisely targeting threats in the air.

The Shield Wall formed by Dwarf Warriors was as steadfast as a rock, their massive Rune Shields tightly linked, and heavy warhammers and axes crashed out from behind the shields in a frenzy.

Each blow accompanied by the crack of demon carapace shattering and the dull thud of bones breaking.

The charge of Minotaur Warriors was like an earthquake, their massive Totem Poles sweeping across, crushing Inferior Demons into pulp and shattering Frenzy Demons’ tendons and bones.

Warriors from various humanoid races, riding their mounts, patrolled the edges of the battlefield, loosing arrows like a chain, precisely picking off demons attempting to bypass the frontline.

Lizardmen, Beastmen, Winged People, Elemental Life, and even Giant Beast Knights clad in Heavy Armor... warriors from races across the Star Realm, along with aerial knights riding Flying Dragons, Griffins, and Giant Eagles, all were battling bloodily in their respective positions.

Legion warfare was the Order Faction’s weapon against chaos.

Under the precise commands of the commander, organized Mage Corps raised their Magic Staffs high.

Flame Storms, Frost Novas, and Lightning Chains erupted in the densely packed demons like plowing fields, instantly clearing vast areas.

Ballista formations roared dully, alchemical giant arrows entwined with Armor-Breaking Runes tearing through the air, precisely piercing those massive Abyssal Giant Beasts.

Warriors equipped with peculiar Alchemy Weapons, holding weapons shaped like Magic Staffs, unleashed dense Light Bullets like a waterfall, suppressing the demons attempting to climb.

The battle unfolded on every inch of land, brutal and direct.

The squelch of blades slicing through flesh, the crack of breaking bones, the dying wails of demons, the warriors’ rage-filled battle cries, the roar of spell explosions, the quivering of energy shields being struck...

Countless sounds converged into a never-ending, soul-trembling, bloody symphony.

Blood and entrails mixed with dirt and lava formed a slippery and filthy blood mire underfoot.

Dismembered limbs lay scattered on the charred ground like casually discarded trash.

The Order Faction, relying on their iron will, exquisite equipment, and tight coordination, struggled to maintain the frontlines amidst the endless numbers and frenzy of demons.

Witnessing this battle,

Kana couldn’t help but be frightened.

The scale of this war was simply too enormous; how many were fighting on both sides here?

At least reaching the millions.

And this was just a central core battlefield; by slightly expanding their divine sense, one could clearly feel similar battlefields far away, beyond the line of sight.

However, at this moment, Kana’s gaze turned elsewhere.

Shifted to places more conspicuous to the gods.

Above the mortal battlefield, the high-dimensional godly battle was equally intense.

Two gods clashed in the spaces between dimensions, their battle’s aftershocks like muffled thunder resonating through the unstable spatial barriers.

Every energy collision’s flash briefly illuminated the battlefield below, bringing a heart-pounding suppression.

In the high skies of the Abyss, the silhouettes of another two deities appeared faintly, stirring the heavy blood clouds, with the orange-red cloud layers spinning and dissipating under their power’s pull.

Like filthy dough kneaded by an invisible giant hand, the leaked divine power waves swept like an invisible storm in all directions.

Yet, most captivating, was the titanic divine battle in the core area of the battlefield.

An Evil God from the Abyss exhibited the ultimate form of a high-level demon.

Fully manifested in a divine form, but for demons, their divine form was akin to an enlarged version of a demon.

Essentially different from the gods of other races.

A humanoid colossal body covered in somber Bone Armor, with massive curved horns atop its head as if capable of piercing the heavens.

Its massive bat wings swept up hurricanes infused with sulfur and blood with each flap.

It bore four sturdy arms, each ending in a giant hand as large as a head, covered in thick scales and horny skin.

Six dagger-like Sharp Claws flashed with a cold gleam.

Two of its arms clutched a giant Dual Blades sword engulfed in Abyssal Demon Flame, while the other two turned into the most primitive weapons—a giant fist capable of splitting mountains and stones, or opened as claws that could tear through space.

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