"You'll destroy them!" Dies Martin growled. "That's not training. That's sending them to their deaths! They wouldn't even be enough to fill that thing's teeth!"
"So what?" Qin Chuan finally turned to look at him, his eyes utterly calm.
"If they can't withstand even this much pressure, then they have no value."
"I need warriors who can fight alongside me across the heavens, not followers who need me to shelter them forever."
"..."
Dies Martin was completely speechless.
He looked at Qin Chuan and, for the first time, felt that this man's way of thinking was utterly unlike that of any god he had ever known.
What if this gets out of hand?
But when he saw Qin Chuan's confident expression, Dies Martin suddenly realized the man must have another move he hadn't thought of. He would never just stand by and watch!
Meanwhile, in the North American War Zone.
On the summit of a rugged mountain thousands of kilometers from the ruins of the Golden City.
Four figures stood against the wind, gazing at the dark-purple outline steadily devouring the world in the distance.
The terrifying sight would have made any god's heart tremble, yet not one of the four showed the slightest fear.
"The Space Law has been completely thrown into chaos. An independent gravitational field has formed around that thing. Any attempt at spatial travel will be torn apart." Mirror frowned slightly. Countless mirrors formed and vanished in her eyes as she frantically analyzed the distant Calamity.
"Its energy readings are beyond the upper limit of what I can detect." Dawn's figure flickered in and out of sight in the wind, his tone grave. "I can't find any obvious weakness. It's a moving black hole in the fabric of reality."
Beside them, the burly Evergreen held