Primordial Chaos is My Dad, I Roam the Primordial World Freely
Chapter 276

Breaking Out, Sword Pointing at the Star Gate

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The Primordial Stone Coffin's radiance completely receded. Li Wuyang rose to his full height, his aura perfectly harmonious and flawless. His gaze flashed like lightning as it swept toward the spatial gate being constructed at an accelerating pace in the distance. He could clearly sense an even more violent, more reckless surge of deathly energy being forcibly poured into that massive gate, causing it to emit an increasingly dangerous aura.

"They're speeding it up... It seems the disturbance from the stone coffin startled them, and they want to race against time." Li Wuyang instantly understood The Finality Council's intentions. He could wait no longer. He had to destroy the spatial gate before it was completely stabilized!

With a thought, Dawn beside him let out a soft hum. The damaged portions of its hull were healing at a visible pace under the nourishment of Chaos Nirvana power, its aura becoming deeper and more vibrant than before. After this enlightenment, the union between Li Wuyang and Dawn had become even more perfect, nearly as natural as moving his own arm.

At that moment, he sensed a familiar ripple coming from the distant void. A moment later, several battered starships, still maintaining their battle formation, cautiously passed through the spatial turbulence and entered his sight. They were the main force of the alliance expedition fleet led by Ling Xiao Sword Master, Master of Qingwei Temple, and the others!

They had clearly noticed the spatial gate's disturbance as well and had come to support him despite the danger.

"Venerable Wuyang!" Ling Xiao Sword Master's projection appeared first. Seeing that Li Wuyang was safe and sound, with an aura as deep as the sea, he could not help showing delight. "It's wonderful that you're all right! We sensed an utterly terrifying energy fluctuation and Reincarnation

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