When Saint Laozi descended upon this battlefield, the pressure radiating from his civilization supreme treasures came from more than just the Heavenly Dao Sword!
The Limitless Core, the Siwoda Civilization's supreme treasure and an important symbol of the Evil Tide Civilization's success in winning over the Immortal Domain Civilization, was now also in Laozi's hands.
The Limitless Core, with its alternating yin and yang, was deeply attuned to Laozi's fundamental Dao.
Moreover, during his years of seclusion in the Eight Sceneries Palace after the Magic Tide War ended, Laozi had not only refined a considerable number of Immortal Domain Golden Pills, but also advanced his personal strength and cultivation realm.
For the Wizard Civilization's mages, progress depended on the continual exploration of truth and the accumulation of knowledge.
The Immortal Domain's saints, however, seemed to rely more on "sudden enlightenment."
In recent years, Laozi had gained quite a few insights into the Great Dao.
So much so that when his signature Heavenly Dao Sword appeared in this region of space, even the Darkness God on another Level-9 Battlefield could not help turning to look at his former opponent.
Back during the Immortal Domain War, Laozi had caused the Darkness God no shortage of headaches.
What the Darkness God did not know, however, was that the Heavenly Dao Sword was not actually the civilization supreme treasure most compatible with Laozi.
The one it truly suited was the master of Laozi and the others: Hongjun, the Immortal Domain Civilization's previous-generation level-9 being.
Who knew where Hongjun was now?
(See you in the next installment!)
The two-colored radiance of yin and yang origin rules shone constantly along either side of Saint Laozi's Daoist robes.
Carell and Laozi descended upon the battlefield one after the other.
Carell headed straight for the battlefield where the