Primordial Chaos: Traversing the Chaos and Being Struck Down by the Great Dao at the Start
Chapter 92

This Spiritual Treasure Is Mine!

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Everyone looked toward the sky, revealing smiles they had not shown in a long time.

"The matter is over. What a pity about Fellow Daoist Shen Ni..."

"The calamity has finally ended."

"I wonder how much merit I'll receive."

They had fought the Beast Clan in the first place for the sake of Heavenly Dao Merit.

Now that they were about to receive it, they felt somewhat nervous instead.

"I contributed so much. I'm sure I'll receive plenty of merit."

Shi Chen was brimming with confidence. He could already picture his strength soaring after receiving merit.

The others were also calculating in their hearts just how much merit they would receive.

When the members of the Myriad Races Alliance saw the golden auspicious clouds, they could not help but cheer.

"The Beast Clan has finally been wiped out!"

"Fellow Daoist, did you see that? We won!"

"Yes, we are all great contributors to the Primordial Wilderness."

"Waaah, Qingli, we're still alive!"

Everyone wore different expressions. Some were sorrowful, some joyful, some mournful, and some proud.

This Beast Calamity had left an indelible mark upon the entire Primordial Wilderness, with countless living beings dead or wounded.

To defend their homeland and protect the Primordial Wilderness, they had fought with all their might, unafraid of sacrifice.

At last, they had achieved a good outcome.

The leaders of every race looked toward the void. At that moment, there was only one thing on their minds: how much merit they could receive.

After making contributions, they naturally deserved rewards.

And now was the time to reap those rewards.

At that moment, the merit in the void finally finished gathering.

It split into three portions, with one large portion flying toward Hongjun and the others.

That portion then split into several shares. Hongjun received the

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