Is that a Wisp? Chapter 1536 Taotie Vs. God King

Chapter 1536 Taotie Vs. God King

“Primordial Beast?” The God King frowned before recalling bits and pieces of information regarding that. It was something the Mong Realm Spirit had said in passing ages ago, as it too wasn’t aware of anything regarding Primordial Beasts.

The Mong Realm had been a Satellite Realm under the control of a Major Realm that grew after absorbing the foundation through the fragments of the three Greater Realms. Only after that did it begin to grow.

And since the Primordial Beasts hadn’t ever made an appearance, news about them wasn’t known to the other realms.

Only the Kun Realm was an exception as it was created by Primordial Beasts and even lived there for a short duration. So, records about them were maintained clearly in Turia’s mind, not to mention Zule personally making an appearance while leaving the Kun Realm.

A being beyond the Gods!

As the God King stared at the entity, mysterious information streamed into his mind. It was from the Taotie that didn’t wish to fight an ignorant opponent. Hence, it helped the God King learn some information regarding the Primordial Beasts.

Once he became aware of Primordial Beasts, the God King sighed for a moment before saying, “The Greater Universe is indeed vast.”

He then slowly focused on his opponent and asked, “You plan to kill me?”

“Of course!” The Taotie grinned in response. “You’re by far the strongest God to have ever existed in the Greater Universe. Of course, I have to gobble you up. You’re the rarest of delicacies.”

“Let’s suppose I kill you,” the God King said, sensing anger from his opponent at his words as he continued. “Will the Taotie race exact revenge on my Mong Realm?”

“Revenge? Hahaha!” The Taotie bellowed in laughter. “Don’t worry, we Primordial Beasts all operate alone. Besides, what you fear would never come to pass. After all, it’s impossible for you to kill me anyway.”

“Well, I’ll still be the judge.” The Taotie grinned, flicking its tail once to unleash a blast of energy that slammed into the Sub-Realm all of a sudden. “Let’s clear up the place first, shall we? I don’t like interruptions!”

“No!” The God King shouted in alarm, unable to react on time as the defensive sphere he erected formed an instant later than the beam, causing him to watch the Sub-Realm disintegrate into nothing instantly.

He hurriedly contacted the Mong Realm Spirit, practically shouting through their connection, “Is my daughter alive?”

“Yes!” The Mong Realm Spirit replied hurriedly. “She’s already dealing with the maggots infesting the envoy’s law.”

‘Thank goodness.’ The God King sighed in relief before glaring at the Taotie. “Is this how all Primordial Beasts behave?”

“What? I was just clearing up some abandoned land.” The Taotie snorted in response. “The two Gods within have escaped on time. They aren’t simple entities at all, you know. Well, I’m sure you know that better.”

‘So, Krune also managed to escape.’ The God King nodded before introducing himself, riling up his strength in response. “I’m Mon-Ra-Garak, Champion of the Mong Realm, and the strongest God of the Greater Universe, titled the God King.”

“So, you’re the God King. Some of the Primordial Beasts mentioned you some time ago.” The Taotie nodded before introducing itself, suddenly assuming a human form. “I’m Tallo, part of the Taotie race’s younger generation.”

‘Younger generation?’ The God King was flabbergasted at this information. ‘This level of power is present in a younger generation of the Primordial Beasts?’

After all, in the information he received, it stated that any Primordial Beast that hadn’t attained a certain level of strength was still part of the younger generation, for they all grew while they aged.

Child, younger generation, adult, older generation, and Chief, with the strongest of each race titled the Chief. This was how they were divided.

And to think the opponent before him was merely from the Younger Generation sent shivers down his spine. But after a moment, the God King became excited once again. ‘And here I thought I had already reached the peak long ago. But this means that there’s still plenty of room to grow. The Mong Realm can still devour other realms and grow without limits.’

He slowly revealed a wide smile as he muttered inwardly, ‘If we devour all the Greater Realms…’

Upon seeing his smile filled with greed, Tallo also grinned in response. “Interesting. You’re one avaricious individual.”

“Your corpse would become great fuel to extend the lifespan and foundation of my realm,” the God King said.

“Well, it’ll ensure your realm could exist for all eternity without dying of old age. But that’s about it. Your foundation won’t increase by using a Primordial Beast corpse, not that you’ll ever chance upon one,” Tallo said casually. “Unless it’s the corpse of the Kun Peng.”

“The Kun… Peng?” The God King frowned.

“Every realm in existence was created by the Kun Peng. They’re the sole Primordial Beast race with the ability to create realms. If their corpse was fused into your realm, it would raise the talent, quality, and a variety of other factors in your realm,” Tallo smirked as he explained. “But, you can forget about that ever happening. The Kun Peng race is the strongest among the eight Primordial Beast races. Plus, they would take revenge if the body of one of their own is used to fuel a realm.”

“Anyway, enough of the boring chatter,” Tallo said, sensing Zule approaching it at an alarming pace. ‘I should devour this God King before Zule arrives. I’ll get an upset stomach just by seeing him.’

It suddenly opened its mouth and blasted a terrifying energy bolt, casing the God King to defend in a hurry, being sent flying into the nearby spatial storm.

They were currently in a safe zone that was surrounded by spatial storms on all sides.

An instant later, the God King exited the spatial storm as his injuries healed instantly, causing Tallo to whistle in response. “You’re indeed worthy of being called the God King…”

Boom!

It hadn’t even finished talking when the God King condensed a gigantic fist, slamming forth into the Taotie’s face, sending it reeling away. The power he displayed was enough to destroy a Satellite Realm.

“I’m the God King for a reason,” he muttered, gazing at the Taotie exit the spatial storm while healing its injuries, glaring at him as it became angry.