Arc 57Chapters 1402–1417
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Lin Ming searched the surface islands for the hall containing Mandala's true body, then discovered the First Hall ruins on the seabed and found the hall from his memory. At its inner stone door, he encountered a Sacred Demon Palace disciple and the dangerous Elder Zuo, who had been ordered to keep everyone out.
Lin Ming discovered that Elder Zuo, a Lower-Rank Earth Sovereign from the Sacred Demon Palace, had secretly entered the Ancient Heavenly Palace at great cost and with greatly diminished strength. Lin Ming mocked him and refused to back down, prompting Elder Zuo to unleash his terrifying Spiritual Energy.
Lin Ming revealed that he had refined four spiritual treasures and summoned their Spirit Avatars, stunning Elder Zuo. The Four Spirits’ immense power shook the ruined hall and left Elder Zuo realizing Lin Ming could wield the treasures against him.
Lin Ming unleashed the Four Spirits against Elder Zuo, whose weakened state left him struggling to withstand their attacks. Elder Zuo answered with a massive jade pillar aimed at Lin Ming as Lin Ming commanded the Four Spirits to kill.
Lin Ming and the Four Spirits shattered Elder Zuo’s world-compressing attack, then formed the Four Spirits Blood Array. Elder Zuo sensed that the array could kill him, and the chapter ended as its combined power gathered for a final strike.
Elder Zuo transformed his Supreme Dharma Body into a Supreme Dharma Form and used Words Manifest Law to deprive Lin Ming of surrounding Spiritual Energy, then battered him with thunder, wind, fire, and mountains. Lin Ming’s Four Spirits Blood Array endured the assault and began to strengthen, leaving Elder Zuo unable to break through and sensing a power growing within it.
Lin Ming’s Four Spirits Blood Array overwhelmed Elder Zuo, destroying his giant manifestation and leaving him gravely wounded. Elder Zuo escaped the array but was struck down by Lin Ming’s Thunder Spear as he tried to flee.
Lin Ming killed Elder Zuo and a Sacred Demon Palace disciple, then opened the Stone Door and found the Ancient Mandala Flower in a ruined hall protected by a deadly Spirit Formation. After studying the formation, he began shifting one of its eight skeletal cores to disrupt its balance.
Lin Ming broke the connection between a skeleton and its stone pillar, destabilizing the Spirit Formation, then crossed it and reached the Mandala Flower. He left the plaza relieved to have found the flower, but wary of the powerful skeleton guarding it.
Lin Ming found a dormant Mandala Flower recovering on a Blood Jade pedestal and used vitality from the Bodhi Ancient Tree to lure it into his Inner World. The flower settled among the tree’s roots, leaving Lin Ming pleased with his success.
Lin Ming searched the ruins of the First Hall and uncovered hidden treasures, including a divine ability, rare materials, pills, and three tokens granting access to the inner vault. He reached the main hall and sensed that the vault lay deep inside, leaving him poised to enter.
Lin Ming explored the First Hall’s main hall, opened its sealed inner chamber, and gathered several Earth-element treasures. After learning that three Black Tokens opened the First Hall’s inner treasury, he entered it and found chambers filled with stored materials, pills, weapons, and cultivation records.
Lin Ming searched the First Hall's inner vault and collected valuable materials, pills, a Sacred Artifact, cultivation methods, and other treasures that had survived ten thousand years. After emptying the vault, he headed toward a massive crimson hall to continue exploring.
Lin Ming searched the First Hall’s Technique Transmission Hall and nearby ruins, uncovering valuable techniques, pills, and Fire Element treasures. After securing his gains, he left the underwater complex and set out for the Second Hall.
Lin Ming reached the Second Hall and used his Golden Dragon Disciple token to open its sealed entrance. He entered the battle-scarred hall, where broken artifacts and ancient bones lay scattered across the floor.
Lin Ming entered the Second Hall and found its master standing before a golden throne, apparently still faintly alive despite a fatal wound. By connecting a hole in the master’s brow to a matching hole in the ceiling, Lin Ming reconstructed how an overwhelmingly powerful invader had killed him with a single finger.