Quasi-Emperors were difficult to kill—this was universally acknowledged, especially Peak Quasi-Emperors. Their Primordial Spirits had long become imperishable through countless tribulations, making them extraordinarily hard to slay.
Even ordinary gods were not easy to wipe out completely. Before Ye Xiwen attained the Dao, he had encountered quite a few gods who feigned death. Even a surviving wisp of Primordial Spirit could leave behind an enormous calamity, lingering for hundreds of thousands or even millions of years.
Yet now, before everyone's eyes, two invincible figures had been killed with a single blow by Ye Xiwen. The shock left many people with their mouths hanging open for a long while, unable to say anything.
This was especially true for those Quasi-Emperors. They had believed themselves invincible beneath the heavens and had long since achieved fame and success, yet now they felt an intense threat. The Quasi-Emperors of the Celestial Clan were even more shocked and enraged.
They were enraged because Ye Xiwen had actually dared to storm an ancient imperial dynasty with a long heritage, and shocked because he had succeeded. With the Time Law Robe in hand, Ye Xiwen had nearly become one of the most dangerous figures in everyone's eyes.
He would also become one of the greatest obstacles to the Celestial Clan's unification of the world. Ye Xiwen, already powerful in his own right and wielding a Dao Artifact, had become an enormous threat—even greater than those Emperor Lord Inheritances.
The true threat posed by Emperor Lord Inheritances lay in their vast numbers, countless experts, and profound foundations. Ye Xiwen was different. Alone, he was the greatest threat. The Hidden Alliance he had established was merely a joke in the Celestial Clan's eyes; they could destroy it in minutes, and it would not greatly affect his own strength.
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