Hu Jiu and Du Zhong didn't continue the topic; saying more would only make things more unsettling and lead to unnecessary internal strife.
In this world, dogs fight to the death with human transmigrators, but Hu Jiu is already fed up with this farce.
As night fell, Hu Jiu stretched out his hand and slowly pointed to the silver disc in the center of the sky.
The moonlight seemed to suddenly gain weight; it was no longer a soft veil, but a viscous liquid silver, frantically drawn and gathered by Supernatural forces, eventually condensing into a dazzling pillar of light, one end connected to Hu Jiu's fingertip, the other fiercely piercing the distant bright moon.
In the silent depths of the universe, the moon's orbit was violently jeopardized by this otherworldly force, and it began to tilt, slowly but with a devastating and resolute descent.
Almost all the dogs and people were focused on the war; no one noticed that the moon was gradually "growing bigger."
It wasn't until enough unusual phenomena were observed that the dog noticed the moon in the night sky was becoming larger and clearer.
Countless dogs were plunged into deeper panic. The Terrifying Upright Apes had not yet been defeated, and now Disaster had broken out!
The moon's approach caused chaos deep within the earth—deep-sea currents surged wildly, crashing against the continental shelf with a muffled roar like that of an ancient behemoth;
The sophisticated global positioning satellite array, torn apart by invisible tidal forces, has its orbits disrupted, and the signals transmitted back to Earth turn into a despairing speck of static.
The volcano, dormant for many years, groaned softly, spewing out murky smoke with a foul stench of sulfur.
The lines on Hu Jiu's fingertips flowed slowly in the moonlight, like countless living bronze snakes writhing. The approaching, massive celestial body was a cold toy he had forcibly dragged off its orbit.
The moon swelled, filling the lower half of my field of vision with a suffocating sense of oppression.
There was no earth-shattering roar, only a more primal and grander sound—the groans of the entire planet's structure disintegrating.
The moon pressed slowly and steadily toward the azure ocean at a speed that was both maddeningly slow and inescapably fast.
The moment the two sides made contact, a colossal wave surged forth, followed by a deafening cracking sound as if the earth's crust were being struck by a giant hammer. Huge tectonic plates were torn apart and ripped into pieces by the violent flow of energy.
The continental shelf completely collapsed, and the once-standing mountains were reduced to dust in the instant the shockwave swept through. Fiery magma was squeezed out from the depths of the planet.
Hu Jiu spread his arms wide, his face contorted with madness. "This is the real Disaster!"
The destructive shockwave swept across the globe in a perfect ring, destroying everything in its path—cities, forests, life—along with the very earth that bore them.
Those privileged dogs who sought refuge in the shelters died in terror.
"What have you done?!" an angry voice rang out.
Hu Jiu turned his head and saw a young man holding a dog, floating in mid-air, his eyes surging with ferocity and malice.
Du Zhong preemptively asked, "Who are you?"
"I am the ruler of this world, the Only True God!" the young man said arrogantly.
Hu Jiu and Du Zhong exchanged a glance, and the next second, they both made their move simultaneously.
"Ah!" the young man cried out in pain, quickly distancing himself from Hu Jiu and Du Zhong.
"You've got some skill," Hu Jiu said coldly, referring to the fact that he had survived a combined attack from him and Du Zhong.
"You..." The young man was about to shout angrily, but Hu Jiu didn't give him the chance, and directly launched a series of attacks, slashing and striking at him.
"You're the one who turned this world into a dog-dominated world, aren't you?" Hu Jiu asked as he hit him.
"So what if it is?" the young man retorted.
"It's nothing, I was just asking casually." Hu Jiu didn't care at all why this person was acting so outrageously, after all, Hu himself often did things that others couldn't understand.
The young man snorted coldly, seemingly having not spoken to anyone in a long time, and began to speak to himself, "Dogs are so cute, they are man's best friend, yet some people lack this awareness. They not only abuse dogs but also eat dog meat, they deserve to die! So I switched the roles of humans and dogs, so that humans can also experience what it's like to be a pet!"
"Nobody cares." Hu Jiu's eyes revealed a look of concern for the mentally challenged.
The young man choked, and then Du Zhong attacked him from behind.
"You have no martial ethics!"
Snap!
Hu Jiu kicked his head and smashed it open.
The young man's body began to recover in the next second.
However, Hu Jiu unleashed a powerful attack, which was not aimed at the young man, but instead struck the collapsing mountains and earth below.
The young man's expression changed, but it was too late; the entire world was annihilated along with him.
"What exactly is that guy?" Du Zhong asked.
Hu Jiu said, "I don't know, maybe it's an incarnation of the Heavenly Dao or something?"
The world had already been destroyed. Hu Jiu did not linger. He forcibly opened a spacetime rift and jumped in.
"Mr. Hu, you're finally awake!"
In a daze, joyful sounds reached my ears.
Hu Jiu opened his eyes and saw a white ceiling. He smelled disinfectant and saw several people who looked like doctors standing around him.
"It's good that he's awake, it's good that he's awake." A doctor said, tears streaming down his face. If he had accidentally killed the patient, their hospital would have been in serious trouble.
"Where is this? And who are you?" Hu Jiu asked.
"This is a mental hospital, of course," the doctor said with a smile.
"Huh?" Hu Jiu looked around. He remembered opening a space-time rift and jumping in. How did he end up in a mental hospital in the blink of an eye?
Is this the formula for a new world?
Or is it some kind of random new rule?
Thinking of this, Hu Jiu waved his hand and indiscriminately released curses around him.
He was then stunned.
The curse has failed.
"Mr. Hu, what's wrong?" the doctor asked hurriedly when he noticed the unusual look on his face.
Hu Jiu felt something was wrong. He touched his chest and felt the long-lost warmth and heartbeat. "Why? How did I become an ordinary person?"
"You're just an ordinary person!" the doctors said seriously. "Congratulations, your condition has improved!"
"You used to have severe delusions, always saying you were a Ghost Tamer who could destroy the world with a wave of your hand. Now you've realized you're just an ordinary person, which is a rare and positive sign!"
"The treatment is effective; our efforts haven't been in vain. Hang in there a little longer, and you'll be able to recover and be discharged soon," the doctor said with a smile.
Hu Jiu ignored them and tried to launch another curse attack.
"Mr. Hu, why are you staring at me like that?" the doctor asked.
"How come you're still alive?" Hu Jiu's voice was icy.
The doctor immediately understood that the illness had recurred and quickly told the nurse to administer the medication!