Apotheosis

Not long after Zen and the two girls passed through the ice cave, the two Chill Ice Slaves caught up with them.

The other kinds of Five-Element Slaves wouldn't be able to cope under extremely low temperatures, but the Chill Ice Slaves' body temperature was also quite low. Thus, it wasn't hard for them to survive in such an environment.

As soon as the Chill Ice Slaves, who were crystal clear, rushed to the upper ice field, white frost immediately covered the surface of their bodies. They were immensely flexible before, but now they were also a bit slow.

"Follow them!"

"Summon the other Five-Element Slaves to attack them!"

The two Chill Ice Slaves hadn't forgotten the miserable death of the Magical Thunder Slave, so they were smart enough not to make a move immediately, but instead, followed Zen and his companions behind.

Meanwhile, Zen occasionally observed the movements behind him as he sped forward.

"What do they mean by closely following us like this?" Libby asked. "That's the most troublesome," Elizabeth said and shook her head.

If Zen could get rid of them, then the three of them could find a place and wait for the Soul Restraining Sand on Elizabeth's body to lose effect there.

After that, they could silently leave the Other Shore to avoid any trouble and consider how to enter Stage Thirty-one of the Other Shore later.

However, they couldn't leave the Other Shore at all because the Chill Ice Slaves followed them everywhere.

"We have to find a way to get rid of them!" Zen said with gritted teeth.

The wind ran through his hair as he continued to rush forward at high speed.

Suddenly, he stopped in his tracks.

"Buzz—"

Once he steadied himself on the icy surface, he ran towards the two Chill Ice Slaves in the opposite direction.

Of course, the two Chill Ice Slaves were also very vigilant.

The moment Zen stopped moving forward, they stopped as well. When they saw him rush towards them, they flapped their wings and quickly retreated.

They always kept a distance of about a thousand feet from Zen, which was neither near nor too far.

On the other hand, Zen felt helpless when he realized that he couldn't catch up with the Chill Ice Slaves.

Thus, he had no choice but to turn back and move forward.

At the same time, the ice in another area of the upper ice field broke. A cold wind blew through it, and a huge ice cave appeared.

"Crack!"

A giant fiery hand stretched out from the ice cave and pressed on its edge. Then, a huge body covered in green flames jum

in.

Since the Heavenly Obsession Civilization had already deciphered the light dots in the Cold Prison before, it was now more skilled in doing the task. Two rays of green light entered Zen's pupils, and he quickly saw the inside of the Cold Prison.

He was taken aback.

The bald giant was already over the edge of the Cold Prison. His bell-like eyes were wide open; his body lunged forward; and overall he looked like he was ready to pounce at any time.

The Primeval Lord of Heaven was right about one thing: that this bald giant couldn't hate the Element Spirit Civilization more. He always wanted to tear up the members of the Element Spirit race. Now that he saw the Five-Element Slaves, he even intended to swallow them alive.

Of course, the Moon Fire Slaves didn't understand the light spots in the Cold Prison, nor did they know that there was a powerful giant inside of it who had his eyes on them. They only knew that there was a dead-end behind Zen and that he couldn't retreat.

"Human boy, you cannot escape now. If you obediently follow us back, we can still keep you alive," the Moon Fire Slave in the front of their group said with a sinister smile.

This Moon Fire Slave planned to drill an ice cave from their current spot and return to the lower ice field because he hated the low temperature of the upper field so much.

However, Zen didn't respond to him, and instead, continued to step back.

The bald giant was bound in chains, so he could only attack within a range of three thousand feet around the Cold Prison.

Now Zen was already within the three thousand feet range, but the bald giant still didn't move. It seemed that he indeed did not target Zen.