250: Chapter 73: The Dark Forbidden Curse – Godslayer Spear (Part 1)_1 250: Chapter 73: The Dark Forbidden Curse – Godslayer Spear (Part 1)_1 The three Ice Pole Demon Apes quickly curled up their bodies, releasing a layer of ice-blue magic power that caused a thick layer of ice armor to form on their surface.
Dis and Perkins provided the strongest defense, using their bodies to protect the others.
For a moment, the dense sounds of collision acpanied by a powerful impact force sent everyone flying far away.
Even the massive body of the Golden Behemoth couldn’t stand firm in the storm, and the core of the ice ring pletely turned into a world of ice and snow.
A deep roar erupted from the mouths of the three Ice Pole Demon Ape brothers, and by the time the ice shards had settled, their ice armor had already pletely shattered.
Ape One and Ape Two, whose injuries had not fully healed, were even sent rolling on the ground for several rounds before they were barely able to stabilize their bodies with the help of Dis.
The Golden Behemoth’s defense was indeed strong, and despite being in pain all over, Dis and Perkins had not suffered any injuries.
The distant Frosty Forest, closest to the core of the ice ring, was also affected by the shattered ice.
The innermost circle of the Frosty Forest had pletely collapsed, indicating just how intense the eruption had been just a moment ago.
The sounds of the zither and the guzheng chimed in unison, still performing the same melody of “Xiaoxiang Water Cloud.” The dark yellow Divine Music Halo enveloped everyone’s bodies.
Although it couldn’t enhance everyone’s strength, it blocked out the immense pressure and focused the minds of each person after expelling fear.
The mist from the shattered ice gradually dissipated, and everyone witnessed a terrifying sight—a giant pit over a hundred meters in diameter appeared not far ahead.
The depth of the pit was unknown, the ice surface around it cracked outward, and with a series of deep, earth-shaking footsteps, a figure slowly emerged from it.
It was a human, a very special-looking human, standing about three meters tall, with a strong body like a bull, each muscle clearly defined.
His upper body was bare, his dark skin glinting, and his strange yellow eyes were like two round yellow crystals with a visible black vortex swirling around his body.
However, based on their senses, everyone knew that the black vortex was neither the Dark Element nor belonged to any type of Magic Elements.
The man wore a pair of red trunks, tightly covering his male symbol.
It was unclear what material the trunks were made of, but they appeared to be made of the leather of some Magical Beast, irregular in shape.
Most peculiar was the single horn, about a foot long, growing from his shaved black head, the horn black and seamlessly integrated with his scalp.
Without any particular movement, with each step forward, the ground around his feet cracked violently, emitting a grating cracking sound.
The gold-light glowing eyes conveyed a cold disdain as he looked at Ye Yinzhu and the others.
“Was it you who awoke the great Glacis, Golden Behemoth, and Humans?
Not bad, not bad at all, you can all serve as my snacks.
Hahahaha, release your spirits and flesh, being food for the great Glacis is the greatest honor of your lives.”
The voice of Glacis roared in the air like thunder, and although his words were arrogant, they didn’t seem conceited.
Every word that came from his mouth struck everyone’s hearts like a hammer, even affecting the bined performance of Ye Yinzhu and Haiyang, the Divine Music Halo fluctuating violently.
The advancing footsteps of Glacis were not fast, but they were heavy, as if everything was under his control.
Indeed, he was the source of the tremendous pressure everyone felt, a feeling that was clear to everyone.
At that moment, Zi unexpectedly stepped out from between Dis and Perkins, stepping out of the Divine Music Halo with firm strides towards Glacis.
An Qi was still by his side, but now her eyes lacked their usual liveliness and curiosity, leaving only instinctive fear.
“Huh?” Glacis looked at Zi, who approached, with some surprise, never having expected any Magical Beast or Human would actually meet his imposing presence head-on.
“Are you human?
Or a rank Nine Beast?
Why does your aura feel so strange to me?” Glacis scratched his shiny head, continuing to walk forward while focusing his gaze on Zi.
Zi stopped walking and said to An Qi, “Step back, leave this to me.”
An Qi did not object, giving Zi a concerned glance, but she did not move.
“Step back,” Zi said sternly.
An Qi seemed startled, looking at Zi with a bit of grievance, yet her feet began to reluctantly move back, leaving Zi standing at the forefront, away from the group.
“You’re called Glacis?
The War Behemoth Glacis?” Zi spoke in a deep voice.
Glacis also stopped in his tracks, finding the person before him quite intriguing, “You know me?
Impossible.
I have never left the Frosty Forest; any Magical Beasts that have seen me are long dead.”
Zi said indifferently, “Four Sacred Beasts, Amethyst stands supreme.” Even though he had not yet fully grown into the true strength of an Amethyst Behemoth, the pride of the Amethyst Clan meant he would not shrink back, even now as he faced a rank Ten Divine Beast.
A dazzling purple flame rose from Zi, burning fiercely.
He lifted his right hand, and the purple flame extended outward along his palm.
A thirteen-meter-long Amethyst Great Sword appeared out of thin air, held steady in his hand.
Although Zi’s figure seemed disproportionate pared to the massive sword, no one would question his ability to wield it.
“Amethyst Behemoth.” War Behemoth Glacis’s aura suddenly became much more solemn, his golden-yellow pupils contracting sharply.
“Exactly, the Amethyst Behemoth,” Zi said coldly.
Glacis’s breathing grew somewhat rapid.
Like Zi, who possessed the memories of the Four Sacred Beasts, deep within his own memory, he too held ancestral knowledge about the Amethyst Behemoth.
He was acutely aware of the true strength of the Amethyst Behemoth.
The previous domineering attitude retracted slightly, “I never expected that besides myself, Glacis, there would still be descendants of the Four Sacred Beasts.
Did you e here specifically to find me?”
Zi nodded, “The Beastman Clan is in decline, and in a vain attempt to protect their power, they senselessly slaughter the progeny of Divine Beasts.
The Northernmost Wilderness needs the Amethyst Clan to reassert rule.
The Beastmen require a more enlightened leadership to overe this predicament.
I need your help.”
Glacis frowned, “The Amethyst Behemoth needs help?
What does the state of the Northernmost Wilderness have to do with me?
Amethyst, don’t forget, my ancestors never submitted to yours, at best, we were merely allies.
The Amethyst Behemoths rank at the top of the Four Sacred Beasts because you have many underlings, not because you have the strength to suppress us War Behemoths.
Why should I help you?
And why should I listen to you?
I have lived peacefully here for thousands of years, do you think I would leave this place?
What a joke.”
Zi did not speak but calmly looked at Glacis, the purple flames in his eyes flickering, the disdain in the War Behemoth’s words fanning his anger.
“It’s precisely because of our disunity that we Divine Beasts have e to this,” Zi spoke sternly, suppressing his rage, “The Beastmen can’t continue to degenerate, cannot keep relying on plundering food from Humans every year.
Do you know how many of our Beastman Clan’s warriors are sacrificed annually to secure enough provisions?
Do you know that in the eyes of Humans, we are nothing but the lowest of existences?
We Beastmen have our own civilization, but now the three great tribes have long since obliterated the civilization of our ancestors.
I’m not asking you to listen to me, I just hope you will stand with me and lead the Beastmen anew.”
Glacis sneered, “What has that got to do with me?
That is the lowly Beastmen’s own problem.
The great War Behemoth is a Divine Beast, not to be pared with those lowly Beastmen.
In my memory, no one from the Amethyst Clan loved to talk as much as you.
Don’t you all hold the utmost respect for resolving everything with strength?
e on then, if you can defeat me, I’ll do whatever you want.
Otherwise, this very land of extreme ice will be your grave today.
Roar—”
With a furious roar to the heavens, Glacis took a sudden step forward with his right foot, and an intense shockwave rippled out like no other, boiling the earth starting from the point of his right foot.
Countless shattered ice boulders rose into the air, instantly obscuring the sky like a meteor shower, with a clearly visible gray-black shockwave rushing towards Zi.
War Trample, one of the War Behemoth’s special abilities.
By generating a massive seismic wave, it could obliterate all structures and, naturally, swallow up lives as well.
Zi made his move.
Though he hadn’t expected Glacis to opt for violence without hesitation, he reacted immediately with his more agile body and speed.
The Amethyst Great Sword, previously held in one hand, was now gripped with both.
His robust body surged forward, and an intense purple light burst forth from him, pulverizing all the ice boulders that came close, and he was already airborne, soaring over the obstructive shockwave.
Swinging the thirteen-meter-long sword, he charged straight at War Behemoth Glacis.
War Trample, what is War Trample?
Those flying pieces of hardened ice in the air are not its strongest force; the strongest is that ten-meter-high shockwave, which even the Golden Behemoth cannot withstand and must retreat before.
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