1149: Chapter 630, The Death of the Great Sage_2 1149: Chapter 630, The Death of the Great Sage_2 Shouldn’t Gu Hang be trapped in his Thunder Nation, held captive?
His main attention shouldn’t be able to leave the Storm God Kingdom, otherwise, without his full support, the balance of resistance in his Thunder Nation will be broken, leading to irreversible damage…
No.
The existence of those in the Emperor’s retinue has freed Gu Hang!
After the Thunder Nation flickered and briefly dispelled the Subspace Shadow, it revealed his location!
Thus, the second flicker was taking advantage of yet another brief dispelling of the subspace to teleport directly here.
It was precisely because the action was too hasty that the teleportation couldn’t be so precise, leading to the scattered arrival of interstellar warriors.
But none of that matters.
Gu Hang has co in person!
Even if he cannot currently summon the power of his Storm God Kingdom, it doesn’t stop him personally, as he possesses the power of an Alpha-class Psychic.
To exaggerate a bit, it’s a power enough to rend stars!
Of course, this is not the reason for Waluk to surrender.
He ignored Gu Hang’s so-called disgusting remarks.
The command to attack was transmitted in an instant to every unit responsible for safeguarding him within the cathedral.
Without a doubt, those inside the cathedral are all powerful units from Alfonso the First’s ark.
However, quite a number of them were thrown off by the shockwave when Gu Hang blasted open the cathedral’s grand gate, and haven’t had the ti to get back up and adjust to a combat state yet.
So unlucky ones were even directly crushed to death.
The surviving ones, although attacking Gu Hang collectively under the Great Sage’s orders, couldn’t cause significant harm to Gu Hang.
In front of Gu Hang, the protective spiritual energy spread over a quite large area, completely dissolving all sorts of attacks.
Gu Hang doesn’t have a Void Shield but is better than having one.
Both feature the ability to transfer incoming attacks to the subspace.
The difference lies in the fact that a typical Void Shield transfers firepower to unknown locations in the subspace, which is an endless place, as vast as the universe itself—a garbage dump that could never be filled up, where junk can be casually thrown in.
But Gu Hang is different; he can precisely place these firepowers into any subspace area he can touch.
Under the current circumstances, Gu Hang will undoubtedly throw all the attacks launched at him into the Subspace Shadow that shrouds his Divine Realm.
Waluk felt quite uncomfortable.
Doesn’t this an he is attacking himself?
But stopping the attacks is not an option.
One cannot simply let Gu Hang act unrestrainedly!
The only thod he could think of to turn the tables is to use a strong offensive to force Gu Hang to keep maintaining his protective spiritual energy.
After all, Gu Hang is now cut off from his Divine Realm, and his inherent power, even at Alpha level, is limited and belongs to the human scope.
They say an Alpha-level can tear stars apart, but the legendary Great Sage’s self-modified body with cutting-edge technology can contend against a planet single-handedly.
When it cos to bragging, who’s afraid of whom?
He has fully activated his combat state.
Truthfully, he hasn’t done this for a long ti, although he regularly conducts self-checks to ensure his equipnt is always in its best state.
He indeed lacks sufficient combat experience; ascension to a Great Sage is not about who fights better.
But as a Great Sage, he has a solution.
Matching his equipnt, whether the older chanical parts or the new bio-organic limbs infused with the insect swarm’s will, he’s devised a comprehensive pre-set action algorithm that updates in real-ti.
Once the algorithm is activated, he won’t worry about failing to utilize his combat ability due to lack of experience.
This algorithm, combined with the robust hardware quality of his modified equipnt, is indeed top-notch, capable of destroying even a Warlord-level Titan in direct battle!
In other words, Waluk’s frontal firepower is even more formidable than a Warlord-level Titan.
Can the Spiritual Energy Shield of an Alpha-class Psychic withstand a frontal assault from a Warlord-level Titan?
Perhaps it can.
But can it hold out indefinitely?
Valic thinks it probably can’t.
Adding the firepower from the surrounding elite units of the Protection Army, it’s possible to exhaust Gu Hang here.
The current situation is progressing exactly as he predicted.
Gu Hang is pressed not far from the cathedral gate, maintaining his Spiritual Energy Shield.
For the mont, there’s no sign of it breaking, but there’s also no ti for him to do much else.
Let it drag on like this.
After all, the longer it drags on, the more forces from the Protection Army will receive his signal and co to his aid.
The attacks on Gu Hang will only intensify until, eventually, Gu Hang will be overwheld and eliminated.
Without Gu Hang, his Divine Realm won’t just be trapped.
It will utterly collapse under the pressure of the Subspace Shadow!
This scene seems to unfold right before his eyes, bringing a smile to his usually emotionless face.
Wait…
This doesn’t seem right!
He vaguely felt that everything happened too quickly!
How is it so smooth?
Just as he was thinking this, everything before him vanished like a bubble.
“Oh?
You’re awake now.”
He heard Gu Hang’s voice.
However, he saw nothing, only a darkness before him.
This was because his visual system had been removed.
But no problem, as a Great Sage, he had many thods of perception.
For instance, Gu Hang left him with his hearing and so other electromagnetic sensing capabilities.
He could even connect to the surrounding surveillance probes to observe the situation.
Once connected, he discovered he was still in the core cathedral of Alphonse the First, still seated on his throne, except his body, which should have been as large as a small Titan when fully engaged in a combat mode, was now reduced to a disorganized mass of parts only about two ters high, with the rest violently dismantled.
And those elite units of the Protection Army around him were now just remnants.
“What have you done!” His voice trembled, uncertain whether from fear or because during the violent dismantling, his vocal components were accidentally damaged.
“Shh, don’t make noise.” Clearly, Gu Hang wasn’t inclined to engage him.
He was busy.
To prevent this guy from further droning on, though originally Gu Hang expected him to sleep longer, it turned out he awoke too soon.
No matter, Gu Hang promptly dismantled his vocal components as well.
Taking down Valic wasn’t hard.
Upon entering his cathedral, Gu Hang had already disrupted his mind with spiritual energy.
If left unhandled, this guy’s cutting-edge equipnt was definitely going to be a significant threat, potentially pinning Gu Hang down.
But when Waluk set up that battle algorithm, he apparently didn’t fully consider how many variables need worrying about in close combat with an Alpha-class Psychic.
Or perhaps he estimated, but underestimated.
At least, he failed to block Gu Hang’s psychic power.
This caused him to be almost instantly incapacitated.
Waluk, trapped in the dreamlike illusion, no longer posed any threat.
Even the firepower he unleashed didn’t target Gu Hang as he expected but instead hit the elite units of the Protection Army, saving Gu Hang quite a bit of effort.
Subsequently, Gu Hang cleared the Protection Army inside the cathedral while using spiritual energy to guide the interstellar warriors to gather at the cathedral.
At least 450 Shadow Warriors were still alive.
Their task is to establish a defensive line here to protect Gu Hang’s safety.
Gu Hang needs them because he now has to once again focus his attention back on the subspace.
Unlike what he previously thought, while Valic was restrained, the Subspace Shadow had not dissipated.
Does he need to kill Waluk to end the Subspace Shadow?
Gu Hang felt that was probably not the case.
Gu Hang had a hunch: If Waluk died, the situation might instead worsen.
At this mont, Gu Hang recalled the long insect shadow entwining Waluk when the Thunder Nation flickered.
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