Borrowing a Knife to Kill a Worm

The moment Shaoguang fell, a thought flashed through his mind: Where did Chen Shi learn this spell? Is the Great Desolation Ming Dao Collection he learned different from the one I learned?

He collapsed onto the ground as a ray of sunlight pierced the air and shone upon his face.

Yet Shaoguang stared with wide eyes, feeling only that the world grew darker and darker.

The Guiyuan World remained dim and obscure, illuminated only by the light of the Dao Field and spells when Chen Shi fought him. Now that the sunlight spilled down, Chen Shi bathed in it as well, lifting his head and raising a hand to shield his eyes. Looking up toward the light, he saw that the sun hanging beyond the skies bore a mottled appearance—True Man Zhang must have been deploying the Taiji Dao Field to engage in a bloody battle with the Yuanworm's flesh and blood there.

A waning moon hung in the sky at some unknown time. It was a waning moon not because of its shape, nor because of the common crescent, half, or full moons, but because most of the lunar surface was covered in flesh and blood, leaving only a few scattered spots where the moon's true body remained exposed.

Upon the moon, immortals such as Zhong Wuwang, Li Tianqing, and Xiao Duan were trying to refine the Yuanworm's flesh and blood.

Further away, stars gradually emerged, yet they too were extremely gloomy, flickering intermittently.

That was the Witch Covenant clearing away the Yuanworm's flesh and blood in the nearby starry skies.

The Yuanworm proved truly gargantuan; its flesh formed a spiderweb of staggering proportions, covering nearly all the stars of the Xunjiang Star Domain, seizing the essence of the sun and moon, turning the Great Dao of Heaven and