Devour, Devour, Devour

Compared to Stellar Grade Heavenly Servants, Planet Grade Heavenly Servants were far easier to enslave. There was no need for so much preparation; Song Ankang simply brought Noah Heavenly Servant along and unleashed a barrage of attacks, easily breaking through the target's true soul defenses before planting an Imperial Order within it.

However, Noah Heavenly Servant was, after all, an overlord among Stellar Grade Heavenly Immortals. Its stellar body covered a full three million trillion square kilometers, three thousand times that of an ordinary Planet Grade Heavenly Immortal, whose stellar body was only one hundred billion square kilometers.

If he still needed meticulous preparations before dealing with Planet Grade Heavenly Immortals under such circumstances, it would be rather laughable. Forget Noah Heavenly Servant—even Song Ankang himself would feel too ashamed to show his face.

But that did not mean that having Noah take action made everything as steady as Mount Tai. During their raids, Song Ankang and Noah Heavenly Servant failed twice. Once, the target Heavenly Immortal possessed a top-grade special heavenly talisman that saved its life, instantly escaping their attack range. The other sent out a distress signal in advance, leaving Song Ankang and Noah unwilling to make a move.

Fortunately, both times, Song Ankang had Noah Heavenly Servant disguise itself as a neutral demonic creature or ghost, as though it merely wanted to devour those Planet Grade Heavenly Servants. Their true purpose was not exposed, so they did not draw the attention of the Tengu Race or the Nine-Lives Cat Race.

Moreover, while Song Ankang was fishing in troubled waters, some demonic creatures and ghosts from the Tengu Race and the Nine-Lives Cat Race were doing the same, seeking to devour the Heavenly Immortals of the two races or plunder the treasures and resources on them. Thus, Song