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The sudden rebellion had dealt the Five Great Powers grievous losses, compounded by the interference of other factions and the flight of those Immortal Family Clans.

Of the Five Great Powers, only four remained. Not to mention that, due to its rebellion, the Buddhist Sect no longer possessed enough combat strength to form an organized force.

Had the devil cultivators not been accustomed to such betrayals and kept their footing, and had the Immortal Court forces not consisted of Immortal Soldiers and survivors who had fought through countless great eras—people who had seen every kind of battle—the collapse would only have come faster.

Even so, they did not hold out for long. Under their absolute disadvantage, their ancestors' aid never arrived.

Faced with such circumstances, their formations fell into utter disorder. Once someone took the lead in fleeing, they completely collapsed.

The forces assembled by the Five Great Powers thoroughly scattered, leaving the True Cultivation Alliance and the other factions to harvest the battlefield.

It was plain to see that the cultivators and members of the other factions were all beaming from ear to ear.

The destruction of the Five Great Powers also meant that the crisis had temporarily passed. It would take them some effort to organize themselves again afterward.

Moreover, this battle had already ignited their internal contradictions, especially toward those Immortal Family Clans, who had been the first to flee and had even attacked their own people without hesitation.

As the smoke of battle gradually dispersed, Cang Tianmin could not help shifting his gaze toward the factions that had aided him.

Yet Cang Tianmin knew clearly that before long, these people would become his enemies.

After all, the path taken by the True Cultivation Alliance had always differed from theirs.

If Cang Tianmin could think of this,