Kunxu Fifth Layer.
Above the Divine Transformation Battlefield.
Clusters of dreamlike, illusory nebulae wrapped the boundless battlefield in their entirety.
The Deity Transformation Divine Lords of the Ten Schools and the Righteous Qi Alliance fought without cease within them. After battling to this point, they had turned heaven and earth upside down and shattered mountains and rivers. Both sides continuously calculated the other's movements, constantly altered their optimal combat strategies, then changed again in response to the other's changes.
The two great battle camps, each formed of Deity Transformation Divine Lords, operated under efficient information exchange and coordination like two mighty experts. They endlessly changed moves and tactics, shifted their own weaknesses, and relentlessly struck at the other's weak points.
Combat objectives, methods, styles... they evolved and replaced one another every moment.
If cultivators below Divine Transformation participated, they likely would not even be able to receive and process the vast quantity of information across the battlefield, much less keep pace with the Deity Transformation Divine Lords' battle rhythm.
On a battlefield that changed in myriad ways and could spread across thousands of miles at any moment, weather spiraling out of control and all manner of weather fines had become everyday occurrences.
Dharma Treasures, Dharma Skeletons, puppets of every kind... were continuously smashed to pieces, often raining down like droplets of rain.
From time to time, buildings and factories also rose from the ground. Under the Deity Transformation Divine Lords' control, they gathered materials on the spot and manufactured equipment. Yet the appearance of these temporary buildings and temporary Production Lines often sparked further conflict. Through repeated offensives and defenses, they were either destroyed or abandoned because their maintenance costs were too high.
The supplies consumed every minute and every second in this battle, if converted into Spirit Coin, would