Although Qiu Tu and the Star Founder God King had clashed many times, they had always fought from afar. This was the first time they had truly met face-to-face.
So, upon spotting the Star Founder God King in the distance, Qiu Tu could not help but study this enemy he had nearly forgotten.
It had to be said, the Star Founder God King looked rather unremarkable.
Above the Heavenly God level, deities could make minor adjustments to their appearance and bodies. Though different races had different standards of beauty, and each deity had lived different experiences, resulting in all manner of strange appearances, every deity shared one common trait: youth.
Even deities found it difficult to resist the erosion of time. Keeping their bodies youthful not only ensured their combat power, but also kept them physically and mentally content.
But the Star Founder God King was different.
He actually looked as though he was on his last legs, his face covered in wrinkles, his skin dull and lifeless, his eyes clouded, and even his back slightly hunched.
If one did not know he was an old-established God King, most people would likely have mistaken him for an elderly man with one foot in the grave.
Yet the more he appeared this way, the more vigilant Qiu Tu became.
After all, without a truly unshakable heart, who could calmly face their own aging, sickness, and death?
God Kings flew extremely fast. Thus, after only a few shifts in thought, Qiu Tu had already arrived before the Star Founder God King.
Landing lightly, Qiu Tu looked at the veteran God King before him.
The Star Founder God King was exceedingly courteous. He cupped his hands slightly toward Qiu Tu and took the initiative to say, "Lord Qiu Tu, long time no see."