Lord of Black Eternity

The fame of King Mengshou, having just begun to cool from its initial surge, once again ignited a storm of discussion.

Engaging in battle with the long-renowned King Tianhua, while clearly not his equal, raised the question: who was King Tianhua? Upon breaking through to the Immortal level, he had already possessed strength surpassing the average King Limit due to his incredibly formidable divine body, granting him combat power approaching that of a King Invincible even then.

With so much time having passed, he had undoubtedly received vigorous cultivation from his race; it was rumored he was a disciple of the Monster Race's supreme Dream Demon Ancestor. Emerging from seclusion this time, his strength had naturally skyrocketed. Even so, the Monster Race had taken the initiative to publicize the news that King Tianhua could not truly do anything to King Mengshou. This news, like a depth charge, stirred up countless undercurrents.

Within the human base where the Ghost Tomb Race had retreated.

King Pu'a looked at the King Langjue before him with considerable helplessness, unable to stop himself from glaring: "If you've come to talk about King Mengshou as well, then I can only say I have nothing to report."

King Langjue smiled: "Anyone seeking you out these days can only be here to discuss this matter. You have, after all, taken in a remarkable disciple."

King Pu'a sighed helplessly: "Remarkable is one thing, but if things continue like this, I, as his teacher, am going to be surpassed."

"What's wrong with that? I wish all my teachers were like that," King Langjue said. "When I first saw him at the Star Tower, I felt he was extraordinary, but I never imagined he would be this unfathomable. I wonder how the Lord of Chaos City views this disciple of