Is that a Wisp? Chapter 1305 – The Mountain Sect Army

“Is everyone ready?” Feifei stared at the two groups before her. One was a scattered unit that hovered in the air, consisting most of the Mountain Sect’s immortals. 

117 Semi-God Realm cultivators and three God Trial Realm cultivators, excluding Feifei. This was pretty much their entire force of elites. 

There were a total of five cultivators in the Mountain Sect that had reached the God Trial Realm: Feifei, Zamura, Zamuria, Seamstress, and Gegrafikan. 

Tina was a special case in that she was pretty much a God Stone. So, she wasn’t included in the rankings. Krune and Sterlena definitely possessed enough strength to destroy a God Trial Realm cultivator, but they were still in the Semi-God Realm.

So, what hovered before Feifei was their sect’s actual strength. It was a paltry sum that definitely looked like a laughingstock. 

However, if they were to talk about powerhouses capable of defeating God Trial Realm cultivators, then everyone in the Semi-God Realm was almost able to do so. Some, like Hazak, could easily mow through a couple of God Trial Realm cultivators. 

Once they became an immortal, their cultivation speed suffered a massive drop. So, there wasn’t much they could do in the span of a century. At least, thanks to body cultivation, they were stronger than those in their realm. 

“Yes!” the immortals shouted in response, brimming with fighting spirit. 

“What about you?” Feifei shouted, gazing at the crowd standing at the bottom. There were ten thousand of them, all ranging from the God Foundation Realm to the Nascent God Realm. Of course, all of them had a Spiritual Incarnation. 

Only those possessing that were allowed to participate in the war, as it was possible to revive them. As for those without a Spiritual Incarnation, they weren’t qualified. After all, even if they grew stronger, it was of no use since their limit was the First Stage of the Semi-God Realm. 

Only those with a Spiritual Incarnation were able to grow beyond that. 

“Alright, let’s go to war and grow stronger!” Feifei shouted as the crowd roared in response. As the seconds ticked by, the sounds only grew louder as she activated a teleport formation, bringing everyone to the Lawless Plains. 

She didn’t teleport them directly to the destination, creating a safety net in her teleportation. After they arrived at the Lawless Plains, she teleported them to their base camp that was located 100 kilometers away from the border of the battlefield. 

Upon arrival, the ground unit split themselves into two, heading off in two different directions. There were two war fronts: Zamuria-Guria and Zamuria-Rumria. Thus, they had to split their forces accordingly. 

Zamura was already waiting on one side, leading them to the Zamuria-Rumria battlefield. Among the immortals, Zamuria and the Seamstress followed after him. 

The second batch followed Krune as he and Feifei gazed at one another, acting like a single glance was enough to communicate a book’s worth of emotions. But in actuality, one side was a silly wisp acting silly while the other side consisted of a human that resisted the urge to cuddle and smack him at the same time. 

“Our free meal is right around the corner.” Krune grinned as he led the way. As the ones they were fighting were immortals, there was no consequence in their fight. 

Whether it was Krune or Feifei, both never planned to destroy the Spiritual Incarnation of their opponents. They would only kill their opponents and not interfere with their revival means. 

Their eventual goal was to gain rewards and win over all three continents to their side and make them subordinate to the Mountain Sect. That was pretty much their plan.

“Only this much?” The Emperor frowned upon seeing Krune’s side. 

“Yep. This is enough to change the tide of war.” Krune smirked in response. “Plus, we’re not planning to fully change things at present. We’ll first probe through their foundations before landing a strong blow.”

“Fine…” Saying his piece, the Emperor flew away. “We’ll act on behalf of their alliance. If the Elementary God Realm and Primal God Realm cultivators take action, we’ll hold them back.”

“That’s enough.” Nodding in response, Krune commanded the group, slowly building an imposing presence as they arrived at the battlefield, startling the warring sides. 

“Reinforcements?” Those on the ground were shocked to see five thousand cultivators. Having fought for so long, they became able to determine whether their opponents possessed a Spiritual Incarnation or not. 

And now, they clearly observed it, all five thousand cultivators, possessing Spiritual Incarnation. 

“Dammit! How come the Zamuria Continent has so many strong cultivators? Did they cheat?”

“Outsiders cannot gain qualifications to join the war. It has been tested and proved already.” 

Slowly, the five thousand cultivators set foot on the battlefield, immediately causing the clothes they wore to change, turning into the uniform of the Zamuria Continent. 

“The hell? They aren’t outsiders? How can they still possess such a large reserve?” The cultivators were shocked. 

“Wait, the Predominated Vines!” A cultivator suddenly recalled a piece of information he had read about long ago, shouting, “They should have used all the Predominated Fruits that they had stored until now. That explains it!”

“Hmm, this is interesting.” The leader of the ground unit from the Mountain Sect muttered as he gazed at the back of his uniform, seeing the symbol of a mountain inscribed, “So, it also displays our affiliation.”

He then shouted, “Everyone! Those from the Mountain Sect have the same symbol. So, use that to coordinate during the chaos. It’ll be every man for himself once it begins.”

“Hmm, who’s that kid? He’s pretty competent,” Krune asked in surprise. 

“He’s one of Gegrafikan’s children,” Feifei replied. “I don’t know much apart from that. Ask Gegrafikan later. He’ll tell you more. He has a lot of children, after all.”

“Gegrafikan’s son?” Krune’s eyes widened in interest. “I wonder how he would fare.”

“He’ll be perfectly fine.” Suddenly, one of the immortals spoke. 

Krune gazed behind, feeling a sharp aura as he gazed at the youth, asking, “You are?”

“I’m the first child,” the youth replied. 

‘He’s perhaps the strongest Semi-God around this place, of course excluding me and big sis.’ Krune nodded in response as he gazed up, seeing the silent figure of Sterlena. “Big sis, what’s up?”

“Nothing much,” Sterlena said nonchalantly.. “I was just trying to crack open the Sub-Realm here and steal its treasures.”