Primordial Chaos: The Three Pure Ancestor Shamans Unite, Heavenly Dao Is Helpless
Chapter 401

Might of the Primordial Gourd

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Seeing Taichu summon the Primordial Gourd, Hongjun's expression changed in shock, and he immediately thought of the final battle of the Immortal-Demon Calamity.

He had truly never expected that before Taichu had even appeared in the world, Taichu had already changed the great trend set down by the Heavenly Dao from the Witch-Demon Calamity to the Immortal-Demon Calamity.

Such scheming truly did not lose to his own.

At this moment, Hongjun completely put away his contempt for Taichu and began treating Taichu with utmost seriousness.

Could someone capable of such calculations really have entered Chaos alone to fight him?

Hongjun did not believe that the other party had truly entered Chaos alone to battle him.

Taichu surely had other cards up his sleeve.

Otherwise, with Taichu being a full realm below him in strength, Taichu would never have appeared so rashly and flamboyantly.

If Taiqing and the others knew what Hongjun was thinking at this moment, they would laugh their heads off.

They truly only possessed strength at the Saint Second Heaven.

Other than the Merit of World Creation they bore, the Primordial Gourd, and the three World-Opening Supreme Treasures, the Sanqing had no other reliance.

They had truly entered Chaos alone to fight Hongjun.

It had to be said that Hongjun was quite good at imagining things.

"No matter what reliance you possess, this Immortal Ancestor can shatter it all with a single hand!"

Though wary of Taichu's hidden cards, the arrow was already on the bowstring, and he had no choice but to loose it.

Hongjun immediately activated the Seal Immortal Absolute Seal and sent it suppressing toward Taichu.

The Seal Immortal Absolute Seal transformed into a great seal far larger than a Great Thousand World and descended.

The Seal Immortal Absolute Seal contained an immensely powerful sealing

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