A fierce battle unfolded within the Source-Devouring Time-Space.
Relying on his absolute Level-13 Peak strength and several Dimension Supreme Treasures under his control, the World-Realm Emperor Monarch gained a certain advantage in the early stages of the battle.
The Silver-Gray Ancient Disc behind him was called the Cosmic Realm Disc.
Besides possessing formidable spatial severing and dimensional traversal abilities, this supreme treasure also recorded countless dimensional coordinates the World-Realm Emperor Monarch had passed through over the past million years.
Great quantities of rule phantoms that did not belong to the Source-Devouring Time-Space surfaced one after another from the Cosmic Realm Disc.
One moment, Locke was facing an unfamiliar starry sky filled with the powers of metal and thunder.
The next, his surroundings had transformed into an icy snow dimension of extreme cold.
These starry-sky scenes were naturally not real Different Dimensional Planes.
However, through the Cosmic Realm Disc, the World-Realm Emperor Monarch could temporarily replicate some of those dimensions' rule characteristics onto the battlefield before him.
Layer upon layer of Rules Domains with differing attributes continuously collided with the Power of Destruction released by the Destruction Black Lotus.
No matter how tyrannical Locke's Destruction Rule was, it was difficult for him to crush them all in a short time.
An even fiercer Source-Devouring Tide surged out from behind the World-Realm Emperor Monarch.
A gray war spear of ancient design, its surface marked by seven circular patterns, appeared in the World-Realm Emperor Monarch's hand.
This war spear was called the Seven-Realm Spear.
It was another Dimension Supreme Treasure forged by the World-Realm Emperor Monarch from various top-tier Rule Materials collected during his past travels through different Dimensional Planes.
The World-Realm Emperor Monarch gave Locke no time to continue observing.
The Seven-Realm Spear thrust forward.
Seven rule halos of different colors lit