Swallowing Heaven Sword Emperor: Lin Bai and Ye Suxin
Chapter 7359

Gods Walking Among Mortals!

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According to the Soul Refining Sect's calculations, the Calamity Wind and Calamity Snow would sweep across the Devil Realm in as little as several hundred thousand years, or as long as one or two million years.

Several hundred thousand years, several million years... To mortals, that was an impossibly long span of time—something they could neither describe, imagine, nor comprehend.

But to martial artists, this journey of time was not too distant. It amounted to only a few generations.

Once martial artists broke through to the Dao realm, their lifespans reached more than five thousand years. If they possessed pills and spirit medicines that could extend their lifespans, their lives would continue to grow longer.

After breaking through to the Great Purity Dao Fruit Realm and beyond, every martial artist had a lifespan of at least eight thousand to ten thousand years.

Once their cultivation broke through to the level of Great Mystic Art Users, their lifespans would rise again, reaching twenty to thirty thousand years.

As for martial artists at the "Tribulation Transcendence" level, theoretically, they could already be called "half-immortals" or "earth immortals." Although they could not live forever, their lifespans still exceeded fifty thousand years.

Moreover, some members of the Demon Race in the Demon Realm possessed even greater innate advantages when it came to longevity. The once-mighty Tortoise Race, for example, possessed extraordinarily long lifespans.

It was even rumored that one of the current ancestors of the Tortoise Race in the Demon Realm was an old monster who had lived for several million years—a living fossil that had experienced three Spirit Realm Wars.

But that was only a rumor. No one knew whether it was true!

If a member of the Demon Race had truly survived for so long, it was impossible to imagine how powerful

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