The Invisible Erosion

Since the Supreme Vast Sea God King had utterly defeated the Sky Demon Civilization ten thousand years ago and captured five Sky Demon Ancestors, the Douluo Civilization had once again become the absolute overlord of its own territory.

But unlike the ignorant powerhouses of the lower echelons of the Douluo Civilization,

Ye Wen, who stood at the very pinnacle of the Douluo Civilization, was deeply worried.

The conflict between the two civilizations had reached such a bizarre point.

Given that the enemy had lost half of its supreme combat power, Ye Wen would not have found it strange if they had chosen to lie low or flee.

Yet the strange thing was that on the front lines of the Douluo Civilization's expansion into the Sky Demon Civilization, the number of Sky Demons on the other side had remained steady. That was abnormal.

No one would squander their subordinates' resources for no reason, not even the chaotic Sky Demon Civilization. The so-called Sky Demon Saint Ancestor behind them had to be plotting something!

But the enemy was hidden while they were exposed. Ye Wen had no particularly good way of dealing with them, so for now, he could only wait and watch.

After all, the starry universe was simply too vast. Even a Supreme God King could not completely control every planet.

Still, Ye Wen, who possessed the ability to travel through Parallel Worlds and was constantly strengthening Douluo Star—and thereby strengthening himself—felt somewhat reassured. At the very least, his strength was drawing infinitely close to that unknown realm.

Before absolute strength, no matter how many schemes and tricks the enemy employed, Ye Wen was not afraid.

But sitting around and doing nothing was equally foolish. For the first time in a long while, Ye Wen planned to go out on