A Matter of Blowing a Breath

After learning of Noah Heavenly Servant's strength, Song Ankang was quite satisfied. He even made an exception and allowed it to keep most of its Heavenly Artifacts, requiring it to hand over only a portion.

As for resources and treasures, that was another matter. More than ninety percent had been handed over to Song Ankang. The combined value of everything had already exceeded one hundred million High-grade Immortal Stones, most of it obtained from raiding the treasure vaults of top-tier Heaven Races. This showed just how astonishing the gains from that raid had been.

Noah Heavenly Servant was now the strongest Heavenly Servant under Song Ankang's command, as well as his greatest source of support. With Noah Heavenly Servant in hand, Song Ankang no longer feared the Tengu Race and Nine-Lives Cat Race quite so much.

The Tengu Race and Nine-Lives Cat Race each had fewer than ten Stellar Grade Heavenly Immortals, only a handful in total. None of them were basically as powerful as Noah. Thus, Song Ankang might not have been their match, but if he wanted to flee, the Tengu Race and Nine-Lives Cat Race would have no way to stop him.

Only through Noah did Song Ankang learn just how powerful the top-tier Heaven Race they had offended was. According to Noah, that top-tier Heaven Race alone possessed nearly a five-digit number of Stellar Grade Heavenly Immortals. One had to know that the combined total number of Heavenly Immortals in the Tengu Race and Nine-Lives Cat Race, the overlords of the Central Plains, was only around that many.

Yet the Heaven Race pursuing Noah and the others was different. Its number of Stellar Grade Heavenly Immortals alone exceeded the combined total of all Heavenly Immortals in the Tengu Race and Nine-Lives Cat Race. As for Planet