At first, the Gods and Devils had actively intercepted and killed him.
But before long, it was Chu Qing who took the initiative to intercept and kill these Gods and Devils.
These Gods and Devils came in all manner of strange forms, and they were divided into races.
Through slaughter and battle, Chu Qing discovered:
The many Gods and Devils were divided into one hundred and eight thousand races, great and small.
Moreover, each race corresponded to a single rune within their bodies.
Some Gods and Devils could breathe fire by nature, some could manipulate lightning, and some could command wind and rain.
The one hundred and eight thousand races of Gods and Devils corresponded to one hundred and eight thousand rune abilities. Chu Qing happened to study these abilities by killing Gods and Devils.
Perhaps because such research did not touch upon their essence, time and space showed no reaction.
After traveling for another year or so, Chu Qing finally saw the Peak of Mountains.
And the reason he knew this was the Peak of Mountains was because a stretch of towering mountains that pierced the clouds appeared before him.
The mountain range stretched as far as the eye could see. Like Stone Ridge Mountain from the Great Unification Era, the instant he saw it, the name Peak of Mountains surfaced in his heart.
The earth trembled.
Mountain after mountain moved.
However, only when Chu Qing drew near did he discover:
It was not the mountains that were moving, but Gods and Devils after Gods and Devils.
These Gods and Devils, each comparable to a mountain peak, strode across the earth, their entire bodies radiating terrifying auras.
The Gods and Devils growled low as they advanced forward.
Though Chu Qing was arrogant, when he saw so many Gods and