Apotheosis

The Sword Tower was divided into three floors, and each floor symbolized the difficulty level, the third floor being the hardest. In most cases, only the Alliance Chiefs would enter the third floor.

The first time Zen went to the Sword Tower, he cultivated on the first floor. Each ordinary long sword there held the power equivalent to a divine megaton of force.

While every long sword on the second floor had four divine megatons of force. As for those on the third floor, each one was equal to ten divine megatons of force.

Zen recalled his first visit to the Sword Tower. He was cultivating on the first floor and got hit by one of the long swords. It was so impactful that it left him wounded and scarred.

After Zen acquired the Shade Stone, it had cloaked his entire body as if it were his own skin. Zen wanted to assess its resistance in the Sword Tower.

"Whoosh!"

A long sword rushed to Zen at a swift pace.

"Crack!"

A speck of golden light shot out from the collision.

The robust sword, containing ten divine megatons of force, was deflected by the resistant black skin of Zen.

"Good job..."

A satisfied smile appeared on Zen's black face.

The Shade Stone he had absorbed accidentally was surprisingly effective.

Feeling invincible, he began taking long strides as he advanced further down the path in front of him.

The swords dancing above his head came loose and rained down on him one after the other at every step he took.

"Bang! Bang! Bang! Whizzing..."

Tiny spots of light sparkled at every collision of the swords with Zen's skin but to no avail. Each long sword that aimed at him was deflected effortlessly by Zen's body. None of them caused him the slightest harm. He continued moving forward unscathed.

Sellers was guarding the Sword Tower. If he had witnessed this scene unravel, he would have been shocked to his very core.

Soon as Zen approached the entrance of the practice room, huge swords above his head dangled loosely and aimed at him.

These huge swords were more robust than the ones he had faced so far. Zen did not dare confront them when he was exploring the third floor of the Sword Tower last time.

Doubts flooded his mind as he questioned whether he should go forth or not. But then, he fixed his posture looking determined and continued moving forward. Despite all the attacks, he wanted to test how durable the Shade Stone was, without caring about getting wounded in the process.

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

Soon, a dozen powerful swords came swooping down on Zen, each of the

hat flowed into his memories like a river, he saw the entire Dreaded Eye Demon race.

In that dark world, the Dreaded Eye Demons appeared in various shapes and forms.

As he read the information, he subconsciously raised his brows, feeling amazed.

Generally, there wouldn't be much difference in appearance between members in the same race.

However, the Dreaded Eye Demon was all unique from each other from their size to features. Some of them looked like snakes, some were as big as cattle, and some were like birds, flying in the air.

The only common feature was that each of them had one eye.

"It's not right..."

As he continued looking through, he began to connect the pieces of the puzzle to make out what was going on.

He concluded that they did not exist in various shapes and forms, but they were more of a parasite race. Furthermore, the different forms and bodies were not their own. In fact, it was the eye! The eye was their main and true body!

In that dark world, the Dreaded Eye Demon race was a formidable race.

Moreover, this race also seemed to believe in the Finale Way!

"The biggest eye is embedded in a huge mountain. It is their leader, whose name is... Uday."

Upon realizing this, Zen recalled how much No. 9527 used to look down upon this race. Yet, there was only one that gained its recognition. It was probably this "Uday", which was a real extraordinary creature.

But how did Uday enter the Other Shore? Why did they build a temple for the Dreaded Eye Demons on the Other Shore?

Zen hadn't gotten the answers he needed from the information.

After having a rough understanding of it, Zen controlled the demonic eye to move toward his elixir field.