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The Destruction of the Underground Palace

The massive stone doors of the underground palace rumbled open, revealing a tall white-robed figure standing proudly. It was Dustin , his hands clasped behind his back, golden light swirling around him, brightening the night like daylight. The black mist that seeped from the door instantly dissolved upon contact with the golden radiance. “Trying to run?” Dustin’s voice boomed through the passage like thunder. “When you slaughtered tens of thousands of innocents, did you ever think this day would come?” The Grand Elder ’s eyes flashed with malice. He suddenly hurled the piece of human skin in his hand into the air. “Blood Sacrifice --- Open!” The skin expanded midair into a massive blood-red curtain, covered with twisted, screaming human faces. At the same time, the Twelve Venerables struck together. Bone knives, bone whips, and bone spears turned into twelve streaks of blinding light, howling as they tore through the air toward Dustin’s face. “Petty tricks.” Dustin snort...
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The Pursuit

The bandaged elder used the Earth Escape Technique to tunnel rapidly through the muddy underground. Although he had hidden well just moments ago, the destruction of the altar had still affected him. His inner energy was in disarray, and his internal organs throbbed with pain. But he had no time to worry about his injuries. He rushed toward the underground palace at the fastest speed possible. He had to inform the Grand Elder immediately and relocate their operations. The entrance to the underground palace was hidden beneath the ancient roots of a thousand-year-old banyan tree. Without knowledge of the secret mechanism, one could dig a hundred feet and still never find it. The elder sped through the earth, burning through his inner power. After tunneling for over ten minutes, he finally neared the palace. He flicked three bone talismans from his fingers. The banyan’s roots parted slowly, as if alive, revealing a pitch-black tunnel. As he crawled inside, the earth behind hi...

A Fish That Slipped Through the Net?

Golden light surged from all over Dustin , like a blazing sun hanging over the swamp. Faced with the blood-red cage conjured by Bloodhand, the vortex of venomous insects from Poisonheart, and the bone needles fired by Bonemask, he didn’t retreat --- instead, he advanced, a cold sneer curving at the corner of his lips. “Such petty tricks, and you dare show them off before me?” Before his words even faded, Dustin spread his arms wide. In an instant, countless strands of golden light burst from within him, forming a vast golden net that swept out in all directions. Just as Bloodhand’s blood prison was about to close in, it was ensnared by the golden threads. What seemed like an indestructible blood lattice was torn apart as easily as cobwebs. Seeing this, Bloodhand’s expression changed dramatically. He tried to recall the blood lances, but those golden threads acted as if alive --- racing along the tendrils straight toward his arms. “Not good!” His face went pale. He qui...

Breaking Into the Whitebone Cult Altar

After resolving the crisis of corpse poison, Dustin’s hatred toward the Whitebone Cult had reached its peak. Plagues, red mist, corpse poison --- each one a ruthless method meant to annihilate entire cities. Although he had done everything in his power to stop the Whitebone Cult’s plans, tens of thousands of innocent people still perished during the chaos. The four major cities of the Southern Frontier also suffered various degrees of destruction. Things couldn’t continue like this. It was too passive. If the Whitebone Cult came up with another vile scheme, who knew how many more innocents would fall victim? The best course of action now was to root them out completely --- destroy the Whitebone Cult and restore peace to the Southern Frontier. Upon returning to Pucheng, Dustin didn’t rest. He immediately sought out Margaret. “I’ve got one good piece of news and one bad,” Margaret said right after meeting him. “What’s the good news? And the bad?” Dustin asked. “The go...

Breaking The Siege

“Boom!!” A thunderous crash shook the earth. The moment the white figure landed, golden gales erupted from around him. The zombies that had rushed close were instantly shattered, as if colliding with an invisible barrier. Their grayish bodies exploded into fragments. Thick blackish-brown corpse fluid splattered onto the stone bricks, releasing foul-smelling steam that coiled into the air. “It’s that peerless master!” Someone shouted from within the inner gate fortress, and the once-terrified citizens suddenly erupted in thunderous cheers. When the red mist crisis had hit Lincheng, they had seen it with their own eyes --- a divine figure in white had absorbed the entire mist with unfathomable powers, saving the city from destruction. Now, with zombies besieging their ancient stronghold, seeing that familiar white figure again was like witnessing the return of their savior. “He’s finally here!” Li Guanglong, gripping his bloodstained saber, let out a long sigh of reli...

Severed Arm!!!

The ancient walls of Lincheng glimmered with a dark bluish hue under the fading light of dusk. Traces of rusted arrowheads from a hundred years ago still lingered in the cracks between the bricks. Li Guanglong stood atop the battlements, his military boots grinding against the hardened scabs of dried blood with a chilling crunch. The saber at his waist had just drawn blood. Droplets slid from the blade’s edge and froze upon touching the icy wall. “Roll the fire oil barrels up to the parapet!” Li Guanglong roared, his face fierce and savage. “Machine gunners, stand ready! Fire only when those beasts are within a hundred meters!” Below the wall, the zombie horde surged like a black tide. Grayish arms waved and writhed in the dim light. The zombies in front had already worn their nails to the nub, yet they continued to claw at the walls frantically, sending fragments of stone raining down. A few particularly tall zombies stepped on the bodies of their kind, trying to climb upward. ...

Extermination

The final trace of golden light at Dustin’s fingertips faded as the head of the last zombie at the warehouse entrance disintegrated into dust. Thick, dark brown liquid splattered across the mottled bluestone floor, emitting a nauseating stench. Li Juntang leaned on his broken spear, his chest heaving violently. Shards of zombie bones were still embedded in the dents of his armor. He looked over the sea of fallen zombies, then turned to the white figure ahead. His eyes were filled with the relief and gratitude of a man who had narrowly escaped death. “Thank you, senior, for saving us. I will never forget this life-saving grace.” Li Juntang bowed deeply with clasped hands toward the figure in white floating above. Dustin’s white robe was untouched by filth. His gaze, sharp as an eagle’s, swept across the scattered remains of zombies. His brows furrowed slightly. “These were just small fry. Where is the real zombie horde?” Li Juntang’s expression turned grim at once. He looked southward t...