If there had not been any danger to their lives, so many Holy Masters and Dao Masters would not have joined the Destruction Hunt. After all, with their long lifespans, Holy Masters and Dao Masters cherished their lives even more than ordinary cultivators.
After discovering this One-Star Destruction, Song Ankang immediately deployed the Devouring Rule, wishing to test how effective it was at devouring the Destruction Rule. However, the One-Star Destruction had not mastered the Great Dao-level Destruction Rule, only one of its branch rules.
Facing Song Ankang's devouring, the One-Star Destruction was utterly powerless to resist and was swallowed by the Devouring Rule. Amid a series of cracking sounds, the One-Star Destruction was devoured clean, turning into a small mountain of precious resources.
Before the Devouring Rule, even a collection of the world's negativity had to become nourishment. Of course, this only applied to Destructions that had not fully mastered the Destruction Great Dao; it did not include the King of Destruction.
A complete Devouring Rule would only be suppressed when facing a complete Destruction Rule; it could not devour it at all. This showed just how formidable the Destruction Rule was.
Destructions were born from the world's most extreme forces, so the energy they contained was naturally considerable. After being devoured by the Devouring Rule, their harmful substances were removed, leaving behind only the purest resources. Moreover, they were exceptionally precious special resources, many of them unique products of the Destruction Cave that could fetch considerable resources and wealth outside.
Unfortunately, Destructions had no inner worlds; all their power was concentrated within themselves. Otherwise, their inner worlds would have been fat morsels as well.
Having tasted the benefits brought by Destructions, Song Ankang happily continued searching for their whereabouts. Incidentally, while devouring that One-Star Destruction, Song Ankang had