O'Gavin

Chapter 49 O'Gavin

"Whoosh, whoosh~~"

The cold wind howled.

The weather here in the Ice Prison was abnormally frigid, with gusts of wind whistling incessantly.

In the Ice Prison, there was no such thing as the four seasons; there was only the bitter winter.

A single figure was flying rapidly.

Finally, as if crossing an invisible line, the temperature rose sharply.

"It really is bizarre. The Ice Prison is cold enough to kill you, but once you reach the Qinghuo Desert, the heat waves just roll in!" Kolan's eyes flashed with a strange light.

The region controlled by Qinghuo was located in the central area of the entire Plane Prison.

To the north was the Ice Prison, to the east the Destruction Region, to the west the Death Region, and to the south the God-Sealing Region.

This Qinghuo Desert was incredibly vast, an endless expanse of sand with only the occasional oasis scattered within.

Suddenly, a ripple of energy arrived.

Kolan looked toward the source of the disturbance; it was a battle between two god-level experts.

Kolan flew over and saw two people fighting in mid-air.

One was a middle-aged man in white robes, and the other was a youth in tight black clothing.

The youth roared angrily, "O'Gavin, do you really want to fight me, Kote, to the death!?"

"Haha, Kote, what ability do you have to fight me to the death? Today, I, O'Gavin, will take your godhead!" The middle-aged man laughed heartily.

O'Gavin?

Kolan was somewhat surprised; this name was quite familiar.

He hadn't expected that the first person he would encounter upon arriving here would be O'Gavin.

In the original story, this O'Gavin was a real unlucky soul. He destroyed the royal palace of the Baruch Empire and, despite being a dignified demigod, died in the most stifling and pathetic way possible.

He hadn't committed many heinous crimes, but he had formed a blood feud with the protagonist.

It was hard not to die!

"You want to kill me? Keep dreaming! You are a demigod, and I am a demigod too. Even if I'm not your match, you won't be able to stop me if I want to leave!" Kote shouted.

"Leave? Your speed is inferior to mine; how could you possibly escape!?" O'Gavin appeared extremely arrogant.

He began to launch his assault on Kote.

Although Kote was also a demigod, he was merely one who had refined a godhead, and his strength was limited.

Before long, he was killed by O'Gavin.

But just as O'Gavin was about to collect his spoils, a sword pierced through his body.

O'Gavin's body split apart instantly.

The one who had struck was none other than Kolan.

Just because he was O'Gavin, there was no reason for Kolan to let him go if they crossed paths.

"Hmm? As expected, he still has a divine clone." He tried to claim the spatial ring with a drop of blood, but found it impossible, which meant O'Gavin still had another divine clone alive.

Kolan gripped his hand lightly, and the spatial ring shattered.

Azurefire City, inside a room.

O'Gavin's expression suddenly changed drastically, filled with shock and rage!

"Who, who ambushed me!" O'Gavin was both terrified and furious.

When his strongest divine clone died, he hadn't even realized the opponent had approached.

He didn't even know what the other person looked like.

"Father, what is wrong?" A golden-haired youth walked in.

"Hmm?" O'Gavin glanced at his son. When he was imprisoned in the Gobada Plane Prison, he had been at the peak of the Saint Realm, while his son had just stepped into it. Over the long years of imprisonment, O'Gavin had always tried his best to protect his son. Through painstaking effort, they had survived the long ages; he had reached the demigod realm, and his son had become a lowgod.

The number of lowgods following him had also exceeded ten.

"Kingsley, my light-element divine clone has been killed!" O'Gavin's face was extremely grim.

"What? Father, your comprehension of the Laws of Light has reached a profound level, not far from becoming a highgod. Who could possibly kill you? Could it be a highgod?" Kingsley's face revealed a look of horror.

O'Gavin was considered a powerhouse even among demigods.

They lived in Azurefire City, and O'Gavin was quite famous among the demigods there.

"It must be a highgod; otherwise, it would be impossible to approach me without a sound and kill me in one strike." O'Gavin took a deep breath. "Kingsley, we will stay in Azurefire City for this period. Do not leave the city. With our savings, we can stay in Azurefire City for a hundred thousand years without issue. During this time, you must cultivate diligently and reach the demigod realm."

O'Gavin possessed two divine clones—his light-element divine clone and his fire-element divine clone—both of which had reached the demigod realm.

However, he was most proficient in the Laws of Light, and his light-element divine clone was significantly stronger than his fire-element one.

O'Gavin had always possessed a personality where he would never do anything unless he was certain of success.

It was precisely this nature that had allowed O'Gavin to survive until now.

"Yes, Father!" Kingsley said in a deep voice.

In the Plane Prison, there were five royal cities in total; these were cities where kings resided, protected by them, and were the safest places to be.

Within a royal city, fighting was forbidden everywhere except for the challenge arena, and once any god-level expert engaged in battle within the city, they would be suppressed by the city guards.

O'Gavin sent his son away, his expression turning grave.

Having lost his light-element divine clone, his strength had slipped by a significant margin, and if his enemies were to learn of this, they would certainly not let such a golden opportunity pass.

Having spent so many years in the Plane Prison, O'Gavin had no shortage of enemies.

On the other side, Kolan moved with great speed, arriving at Azurefire City before long.

"As expected of a city built by Azurefire, it is truly extraordinary." Kolan gazed at Azurefire City, sighing in admiration to himself.

The city was massive, and the walls were incredibly high.

It didn't have the feel of the city walls found on the Yulan Continent, but it was clearly constructed by an earth-element god-level expert, seamless and integrated, with a defensive capability likely comparable to the earth-element forbidden spell, Earth Guardian Saint Armor.

The surging aura of earth-element essence radiating from it made one involuntarily treat it with respect.

"I will settle in Azurefire City from now on and wait for my chance; I refuse to believe I won't be able to get out in my lifetime!" A strange glint flickered in Kolan's eyes.

Every royal city was established at a location corresponding to the spatial sealing magic array between the Plane Prison and the Yulan Continent, which were also the easiest places to exit from.

He remembered that the location of Azurefire City corresponded to the sealing magic array at the Bosha Dike on the Yulan Continent.

When Olivier shattered the sealing magic array at the Bosha Dike, a large number of god-level experts had escaped into the Yulan Continent plane in just a short amount of time.

Of course, there was another option: finding Dylin. Dylin was the first to escape from the Plane Prison back to the Yulan Continent plane after Linley drew the Violet Blood Soft Sword and destroyed the sealing magic array.

However, the Plane Prison was so vast and the environment so harsh that who knew where a lowgod like Dylin might be; perhaps because of the butterfly effect he had caused, Dylin might have already died.

In the Plane Prison, the death of a lowgod was not strange in the slightest.

Kolan entered Azurefire City, purchased a courtyard with a Highgod Artifact, and settled down in the city.

He had no intention of seeking out Azurefire for a spar; although Azurefire was not yet a Paragon High-God, his fire-element laws were likely not far from fusing six profound mysteries, and his earth-element laws were either fused with five or four profound mysteries, making him a super expert even in the Divine Planes or the Higher Planes.

If he went to look for him, Azurefire would likely swat him to death with a single palm.

By then, he wouldn't even have a place to go to cry.