Saleto stared stupidly at the ruins of his primordial artifact. It felt as though lightning had slammed straight through him; his legs nearly buckled beneath the shock.
He met Jared’s eyes—eyes that looked as if they could see through everything—and for the first time, despair flooded his heart.
What... what kind of monster is this man?
“Mr. Saleto,” Jared drawled, voice lazy as though watching a dull play, “any other tricks? Don’t keep them tucked away—show me everything. I’m curious how much power the Seventh Hall can muster at its peak.”
“You—you’ve gone too far!”
Driven to desperation, Saleto’s gaze turned vicious. “Since you’re so eager to die, blame no one when I invoke a forbidden secret art!”
He bit through the tip of his tongue. A mouthful of blood essence spattered across his chest, and his hands blurred through an intricate, unfathomable seal.
In an instant, his aura surged. His already Top Level cultivation strained toward an outright breakthrough. Golden flames coiled around him, and eerie markings crawled across his face.
“That’s... the Divine Sacrifice!” Jhaelyn gasped, horror sharpening every syllable.
As a member of the Celestial Palace herself, she understood all too well how terrifying that rite could be.
Flaxseed’s eyes narrowed, and he moved to help, but Jared stopped him with a single look.
Instead of fear, Jared’s expression showed lively interest. “Oh? Divine Sacrifice? Now that sounds entertaining.”
At that moment, Saleto resembled a war god, torrents of golden fire erupting skyward.
With a guttural roar, he hurled a fist straight at Jared.
He had poured every drop of burning life force into that blow. Space itself twisted beneath the gale; a phantom deity gathered on his knuckles, radiating annihilating might.
“Jared, die!”
Yet, faced with a punch that would have made any Wandering Immortal blanch, Jared merely lifted his left hand, fingers spread, and reached toward the oncoming force at what looked like a leisurely pace.
Pop!
Impossible...
Even after burning my life force and unleashing my final strike, I couldn’t so much as touch his sleeve?
Crack!
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