Gao Gong arrived in front of the Great Khan in just a few strides.
This was not a fusion of divine authority, but the "Heavenly Khan" tribute Heavenly Dao.
In a sense, the "Heavenly Khan" tribute Heavenly Dao ignored distance.
This also meant there could only be one true "Heavenly Khan." After all, when it came to real men, only one could take the overland route.
Who paid tribute to whom would have to be settled in the end.
However, facing Gao Gong in his current state, the interstellar Great Khan displayed the aura unique to a Heavenly Khan.
That bloodline pressure, capable of annihilating all things, was like an invisible cosmic singularity descending into this void. Space itself let out an overwhelmed creaking sound, like steel being kneaded by tremendous force as countless pitch-black cracks split open.
From the depths of those crumbling cracks surged not nothingness, but ascension light so dense it made one's heart tremble. It was not sacred; instead, it carried an absolute will to decompose and reshape all things, sweeping over everything like a tide.
At the center of this pressure vortex, Gao Gong pushed the three godheads he had tempered through countless trials to their limits.
The [Martial Dao Godhead] transformed into unyielding battle intent, blocking the impact that pierced straight through his soul.
The [Gravity Godhead] twisted space-time, attempting to deflect and disperse the omnipresent pressure.
The [Form Godhead] stabilized the essence of his life, resisting the terrifying force that sought to assimilate him as well and absorb him into the "bloodline of all races."
Yet even with all three godheads unleashing their divine might, they could only protect the area within three inches around him. His "divinity" was also being consumed at a rate of one point every ten seconds.
The ascension