The First Step in Establishing the Dao Sect: Demon Race Saint Primordial Lord Enters the Netherworld-My Disciple Will Never Become a God
Hongjun's expression was indifferent, showing neither joy nor sorrow, without the slightest emotional change. He seemed to represent the majesty of the Heavenly Dao, possessing only the Heavenly Dao's lack of benevolence, treating all things as straw dogs.
He looked at Tongtian, whose physical body had shattered, leaving only his primordial spirit, and paid no attention to the suddenly appearing Primordial Lord.
Now that the Three Pure Ones were united, they stood together with one heart and one strength.
Dividing them was fundamentally impossible!
However, after the Three Pure Ones withdrew the true spirits entrusted to the Heavenly Dao, they had also lost the foundation of eternal immortality.
Now, there was finally an opportunity to kill the Three Pure Ones completely!
As long as he shattered Tongtian's primordial spirit and annihilated his true spirit today, he could completely weaken the Three Pure Ones' influence!
At this thought, he did not hesitate at all. A trace of killing intent flashed through his deep eyes, and he attacked once more.
"Edict: Suppress!"
Words Follow Law.
Terrifying Heavenly Dao power descended from the sky, suppressing everything without any needless embellishment.
Extremely profound law power transformed into an ancient divine mountain. Divine light blazed brilliantly, and its vast might made countless living beings tremble in fear.
This was the ultimate majesty of the Heavenly Dao. Who beneath the Heavenly Dao could withstand it?
Even Saints could only submit. They had no hope other than annihilation; resisting was nothing but a pipe dream!
Tongtian's expression changed dramatically. As he watched the Heavenly Dao's divine mountain crash down, the terror of death surfaced in his heart.
"Second Brother!"
He let out a loud roar.
At this moment, he understood even more clearly just how much pressure Primordial Lord had endured when resisting Hongjun in the past.