With Han Wu's current strength, he absorbed Eternal Laws very quickly.
After absorbing the Twin Eternal Law: Life and Death, Han Wu gained a deep understanding of this Twin Eternal Law's function.
The life in life and death represented life, while death represented death.
Combined, life and death became the alternation between two states.
Han Wu could apply the death state to an enemy while applying the life state to himself, absorbing the enemy's life force to heal his own injuries.
Likewise, he could apply the death state to himself and the life state to an ally, consuming his own life force to save other companions.
However, this Twin Eternal Law had one flaw: whether it was the life state or the death state, one of them had to be applied to himself.
If he wanted to place the life state on an ally while placing the death state on an enemy, that was impossible.
Though this drawback existed, its advantages could not be ignored.
Han Wu intended to give it a thorough test in this battle against the troops.
He brought along most of the Plane Level Eternal Stage powerhouses, leaving only ten Plane Level Eternal Stage Avatars behind to guard the Eight-Star Zone.
Han Wu's party surged mightily toward the troops' garrison.
As the distance narrowed, the pressure Han Wu felt grew greater and greater.
It was not the pressure of a single troop, but the pressure of tens of thousands of troops.
Because the auras carried by that pressure were nearly identical, the pressure that should have been dispersed instead fused together into a single force.
Han Wu even felt that if he alone faced this pressure, he would likely be suppressed outright without even getting a chance to resist.
Fortunately, Han Wu was not alone.
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