In their eyes, Meng Zhao had reduced Xu Fei—whose combat strength was formidable and whose physique was like that of an elephant—to grievous injury in just a few moves. His martial skill was naturally extraordinary, far beyond theirs.
But what he faced now were the four Great Envoys, all peak Innate Masters. Even if none of them alone could rival Meng Zhao, with the four joining forces, how could Meng Zhao possibly stand against them?
Moreover, Xiang Qing and the other four were not merely fighting separately with poor coordination. They had deployed the Innate Five Elements Annihilation Grand Array passed down by their sect. When five gathered together, they could contend head-on with a Grandmaster. Though one was absent now, that did not mean it was something an Innate Realm martial artist could withstand.
Even Su Hongtu, who had just refined the evil weapon into his body, could be defeated by the four Great Envoys using the array. What was Meng Zhao in comparison?
Meng Zhao did not seem particularly uneasy. One hand still pressed down on the Heavenly Evil Battle Casket, making him appear somewhat overconfident.
Yet his purple eyes gleamed, his vertical pupils imposing. Using the Emperor's Qi Gazing Technique to examine the four Innate Masters surrounding him, he saw their qi mechanisms intertwined: water and fire fused, earth and wood gave rise to one another. The Four-Colored Divine Light rippled like water, its killing intent icy and fierce, suffused with a supreme divine will capable of melting all things and destroying everything.
The so-called Five Elements were metal, wood, water, fire, and earth—the foundation from which all things sprang and the basis of the world's composition, possessing boundless might.
In ancient times, there had been a supreme God of Gods and Devils, Peacock, born with the