I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 1581 - 878: Battle in the Starry Sky (Part 2)

Just as Clent was struggling to adapt to this sudden change, countless teors streaked across the distant starry sky, leaving brilliant trails.

Like a dense rain of arrows, they all swiftly fell toward Clent.

The whistling sound of the teors cutting through the sky seed like the trumpet of death, sending chills down his spine.

Seeing this, Clent was greatly shocked and quickly attempted to dodge.

His body had just reacted, yet he found that there was always an elusive sense of delay.

This feeling was like being in a dream.

His mind clearly aware of the impending danger and issuing the command to evade, yet his body always reacted one or two seconds late.

And in this mont of battle between demigods, every second of delay could an the demise of life.

Such slowness was extrely fatal!

In Clent’s eyes, those few teors magnified significantly, seemingly like the hand of the Death God reaching out.

Carrying the breath of destruction, they smashed toward him aggressively.

Clent desperately tried to shake off the force binding him, but it was all in vain.

Boom!

The teors directly hit his body without any hindrance, producing a deafening explosion.

The powerful impact sent Clent’s body flying like a kite with a broken string.

Monts later, as the light gradually dissipated, Clent reappeared.

Only now, his appearance was extrely bedraggled.

His left wing vanished completely under the blow, leaving only an empty shoulder.

Blood flowed profusely from the wound, turning his body even more crimson.

However, Clent possessed the characteristics of a half-god vampire and sufficiently strong power.

His body quickly began self-healing, with the wound flashing with a strange light, muscle splitting and reorganizing at an astonishing speed.

Soon, a brand new bat wing appeared on his body, looking almost identical to the original one.

Its color was slightly pale, as if still carrying a hint of lingering cold.

A hint of apprehension revealed in Clent’s eyes.

He didn’t understand why this was happening, clearly Lis’s power wasn’t much stronger than his, yet it gave him a feeling of being irresistible.

This made Clent quite uncomfortable.

As soon as Clent raised his eyes, he realized that the vast starry sky before him contained a significant problem.

Wasn’t Lis a World Tree Favored?

Why was his domain a starry sky?

His heart was full of doubts, completely confused as to why he was caught in such a bizarre situation.

But the current situation was urgent, continuing to fight under these strange circumstances was undoubtedly very unfavorable to him.

Clent’s eyes widened with anger, letting out a sharp and deafening roar.

In an instant, extrely dense blood-red light, seemingly able to condense into substance, burst madly from every inch of his skin.

This blood-red light, like a surging sea of blood, rapidly spread in a mountain-moving tidal wave manner.

Wherever it reached, it freely corroded the surrounding starry sky that did not belong to it.

This was Clent’s powerful, evil demigod domain.

Within it contained chilling blood and evil power, as if able to devour all life in the world completely.

Lisb saw this scene, his expression remaining calm.

He rely narrowed his eyes slightly, carefully observing Clent and his freely spreading blood-red domain.

After a mont, Lis lightly raised his hand

In an instant, the starlight in the starry sky around Clent’s area suddenly intensified.

The once dim starlight now appeared like torches ignited, their light bursting forth.

Nurous beams of starlight swiftly assembled like trained soldiers.

Together they ford invisible shackles, starting powerfully to suppress Clent’s constantly expanding blood domain.

The previously aggressive sea of blood corroding the starry sky slowed down instantly under the powerful suppression of the starlight.

Like being tightly grasped by an invisible large hand, unable to advance any further.

The blood sea’s margins clashed with the dazzling starlight, neither side willing to yield, forming a subtle balance.

Though the area of the blood sea domain seed small compared to this vast starry sky, Clent felt the pressure on him easing substantially.

The previous feeling of sluggishness and ntal dullness gradually dissipated like smoke.

However, Clent’s mood did not improve but instead grew more sullen.

He deeply understood that even though he was currently using domain power for counteraction, he was barely maintaining the current situation.

Right now, he’s like a lone boat struggling in a storm, constantly on the brink of being devoured.

He could clearly feel that this seemingly calm starry sky was actually filled with extrely frightening pressure.

Pressure, like a tangible entity, pressed from all directions, almost suffocating him.

Shouldn’t he have just beco a demigod too? Why is he so strong?

Moreover, the more important thing is that, despite having unfolded his domain, he still couldn’t feel any external presence.

This feeling was like he had truly been teleported from Ruiz Underground City to this desolate, vast, and unknown starry sky.

The strange and mysterious starry sky around him filled his heart with unease.

Clent found himself at a stalemate within the blood domain.

That blood domain resembled a mysterious space ford by an endless blood sea, filled with chilling slaughter aura.

Every droplet of blood suspended in the air seed to harbor terrifying power, capable of unleashing lethal strikes at any ti.

However, the previously invincible blood domain had no effect on Lis.

Clent knew that such stalemate was not beneficial to him.

Thus, he hesitated not at all, his eyes flashing decisively, like an arrow leaving the bowstring, charging swiftly toward Lis.

His figure drew a magnificent blood-red trail across the vast starry sky.

That trail resembled a blaze, conspicuously bright in the starry sky.

Lisb, seeing Clent charging toward him, had his expression instantly turn sharp.

He reached forward without any hesitation, his movents swift and fluid.

And just as he stretched his hand, the starry sky around Clent began undergoing marvelous changes.

Previously calm starry sky twisted abruptly, like paper tightly clenched by an invisible large hand.

Wrinkles ford, chaotic and ssy.

However, Clent was prepared. His body twisted intensely.

Like being tugged by mysterious power, he instantly transford into an illusory status.

In this state, his body beca indistinct and ethereal, seemingly able to vanish into the starry sky at any mont.

Utilizing this thod, he deftly dodged Lis’ attack, then flashed forward like a phantom toward Lis.

As Clent closed in on Lis, Lis seed to catch a strong scent of blood.

The sll felt like it was emanating from deep within Hell, nauseating him.

Before Lis could react, a massive blood-red bat suddenly appeared before him.

The bat’s wings spread wide, covering the sky, seemingly able to envelop the entire starry sky.

On its sharp claws flashed a trace of sinister blood red, like daggers laced with poison, gleaming with chilling light, aiming straight for Lis’s neck.

Free from starlight constraints, Clent finally fully displayed his strength and cunning as a half-god vampire.

His speed increased, and his power grew mightier, each attack carrying an air of destruction.

Lisb, briefly suppressed by Clent’s frenzied attacks.

Suddenly, Clent seized the mont, condensing a blood-red longsword within his claws, fiercely slashing toward Lis.

That longsword cut across the starry sky, leaving a deep blood mark, seemingly to split the universe in two.

Lisb could not dodge in ti, and was struck by Clent.

However, a strange event occurred, the sliced Lis did not bleed, but instead gradually dissipated into the air.

Clent soon realized, the Lis before him was rely an illusion.

The real Lis had long since been hiding in so corner of the starry sky.