Chapter Summaries

• Key events: The group discovers that all thirty ten-thousand-year Evil Spirit Orcas yielded Spirit Bones—a startlingly high drop rate. Chen Ming explains that the orcas’ strong bloodlines, rich diet, and communal care account for their unusual quality, while their coordinated hunting and loyalty make them extremely dangerous to hunt. This shallow-water encounter was rare, and Qian Daoliu’s overwhelming strength made it possible to defeat the pod. Chen Ming begins harvesting the corpses, whose Spirit Bones, Whale Rubber, flesh, blood, and bones are all valuable resources. After more than two hours of work, he has stored the giant bodies when a group of unexpected visitors arrives.
• Character developments: Qian Daoliu is astonished by the Spirit Bone yield and briefly considers hunting more orcas for their rewards, but accepts Chen Ming’s warning about the risks. Chen Ming demonstrates both his knowledge of the creatures and his practical, resource-minded approach, viewing their remains as ingredients for large-scale medicinal production.
• Character interactions: Qian Daoliu questions Chen Ming about the orcas’ Spirit Bones and whether they could be hunted for profit. Chen Ming explains their social behavior, strength, scarcity, and threat, tempering Qian Daoliu’s enthusiasm. The chapter ends with Chen Ming’s harvesting interrupted by unknown guests.
• Themes: Nature’s bounty can be immense, but exploiting it carries danger; strength and cooperation make the orcas formidable. The chapter also emphasizes the value of preparation and knowledge, and the vast material wealth contained in powerful Spirit Beasts.

Key plot points and events

• A school of more than 150 Demon Soul Great White Sharks arrives at the battlefield, drawn by the blood of the dead Evil Spirit Orcas. Their hundred-thousand-year leader demands a share of the corpses and moves to claim them.
• Chen Ming refuses, asserting that the sharks have no right to take the bodies. He attacks the leader with a massive hand of water, but the shark counters by crystallizing the sea’s surface and briefly creating a vacuum.
• The shark invokes his clan’s ties to Sea God Island: his sister is the Sea God’s mount, and he claims a personal connection to the Sea God. He expects this status to let his clan scavenge freely.
• The sharks underestimate the danger. They believe they have found an opportunity to loot the remains of a defeated pod, unaware that Chen Ming has already killed its hundred-thousand-year leader and stored the strongest corpses away.
• When the shark leader orders his clan to eat, Chen Ming gathers the visible bodies into a whirlpool and raises a wall of water to block the sharks.

Character developments

• Chen Ming remains firm and protective of his spoils, refusing to be intimidated by the leader’s boasts or claimed connections.
• The Demon Soul Great White Shark leader is revealed as powerful but entitled and overconfident. His greed makes him dismiss warning signs, including the blood of a hundred-thousand-year orca.
• Chen Ming recognizes the shark as Xiao Bai’s younger brother, a figure he expected to have died much earlier.

Significant themes

• Entitlement and power: The shark leader treats his clan’s influence as a license to take what they want.
• Greed and misjudgment: The sharks’ confidence blinds them to how dangerous the battlefield—and Chen Ming—really are.
• Nature’s hierarchy: The chapter contrasts the species’ different strengths: orcas are stronger individually, while great white sharks compensate with greater numbers.

Character interactions

• The shark leader tries to pressure Chen Ming with a demand framed as a casual offer, then appeals to his family’s standing on Sea God Island.
• Chen Ming answers first with force and then with control of the surrounding water, directly preventing the sharks from reaching the corpses.

Plot points and events

• A hundred-thousand-year Demon Soul Great White Shark demands that Chen Ming surrender the Evil Spirit Orcas he has killed, invoking his status as the clan’s Second King.
• Chen Ming refuses and warns the sharks to leave. He had allowed the blood to spread to attract more prey, but is prepared to kill any creatures that try to steal it.
• The shark leader’s group is briefly intimidated, then lashes out in anger. The leader attacks with Demon Shark Domain, crystallizing the surrounding water into a powerful beam.
• Chen Ming easily shatters the attack and counters with Sky-High Water Curtain, a Spirit Bone skill that lets him control the surrounding sea. He forms a vast, cutting vortex that badly injures the ten-thousand-year sharks, though the hundred-thousand-year leader withstands it.
• The leader rescues several strong sharks and spins up a counter-vortex, announcing the clan’s supposedly strongest technique: Super Invincible Sharknado.

Character developments

• Chen Ming is shown as calculating and ruthless, using the Orcas’ blood as bait. He initially shows restraint because of the sharks’ connection to Sea God Island, but responds decisively when they attack.
• The Second King is proud and entitled, relying on his rank and the clan’s prestige. After being humiliated and threatened, he turns to aggression rather than retreat.

Significant themes

• Predation and survival: In the deep sea, stealing prey is treated as open hostility, and retreating from a failed robbery is simply sensible.
• Power and reputation: The sharks’ privileged standing has made them overconfident; their status does not protect them from Chen Ming’s strength.
• Violence and restraint: Chen Ming’s willingness to spare or kill depends on the threat posed, while the leader’s wounded pride escalates the conflict.

Character interactions

• Chen Ming and the shark leader clash over the Orcas’ carcasses, with the leader demanding deference and Chen Ming bluntly rejecting him.
• Chen Ming’s intimidating spiritual pressure briefly unsettles the shark group, but the leader’s anger overcomes his caution.
• Their exchange becomes a direct battle: the leader attacks, Chen Ming overwhelms the group with water control, and the leader rallies his survivors for a final counterattack.

Key plot points and events

• The Demon Soul Great White Sharks combine their domain powers into a giant waterspout attack called the Sharknado, aimed at Chen Ming and Qian Daoliu.
• Chen Ming counters with World-Ending Dragon’s Roar, using only a fraction of its strength. Its water-based blast destroys the waterspout, kills more than a dozen already-injured sharks, and tears open a spatial rift. The Sea God senses the attack’s extraordinary, godlike power and is alarmed.
• Bo Saixi takes the Sea God’s Trident and travels with Xiao Bai, the Demon Soul Great White Shark King, to investigate.
• By the time they arrive, Chen Ming has sealed the surviving, gravely wounded sharks and collected the Evil Spirit Orca remains he had been hunting.
• Xiao Bai sees the wreckage and her injured younger brother and clan members, and prepares to attack. The Sea God restrains her, while Bo Saixi asks Chen Ming how the conflict began.
• Chen Ming says the sharks tried to seize the Orcas he had killed and attacked him when he refused. He publicly challenges their claim to moral authority over the sea, asking whether the sharks—or the Evil Spirit Orcas—are truly its evil.

Character developments and interactions

• Chen Ming demonstrates the overwhelming force of his Dragon Spear abilities, but claims he spared the sharks because of their connection to the Sea God. He frames the encounter as self-defense and deliberately makes his accusation public.
• Xiao Bai shifts from grief and anger at the sight of her clan’s losses to being forcibly restrained by the Sea God’s warning. Her loyalty to her people clashes with the Sea God’s authority.
• Bo Saixi moves from private despondency into action, taking up her role as a powerful defender of Sea God Island and mediator in the dispute.
• The Sea God is shaken by Chen Ming’s destructive power, yet intervenes to prevent Xiao Bai from escalating the confrontation.
• Chen Ming and Bo Saixi exchange accounts of the incident; his pointed challenge ensures Xiao Bai hears his version as well.

Significant themes

• Power and restraint: Chen Ming’s attack is devastating, but he says he deliberately held back.
• Moral authority and hypocrisy: The chapter questions whether a group’s revered status makes it just, especially when the sharks allegedly prey on someone who has already fought the Orcas.
• Conflicting loyalties: The Sea God must protect his followers while responding to the danger Chen Ming represents.
• Public accusation and reputation: Chen Ming turns a private clash into a broader challenge about who deserves to rule the sea.

Key plot points and events

• Chen Ming explains that the Demon Soul Great White Sharks attacked his group first, and offers a hundred-thousand-year Evil Spirit Orca Spirit Bone as evidence.
• Bo Saixi and Xiao Bai initially hesitate, but the Spirit Bone suggests the dead beast was likely the Evil Orca King’s eldest son.
• Xiao Bai realizes her younger brother may have deliberately led a large force into Evil Spirit Orca territory to pursue an old rival, despite her warnings.
• The Sea God recognizes the situation as a familiar pattern: reckless attackers provoke someone stronger, then their elders intervene.
• Asked how to resolve the matter, Xiao Bai offers compensation to recover her brother and the captured clan members. She produces a valuable spatial treasure, whose worth may rival the Spirit Bone.

Character developments

• Xiao Bai acknowledges that her clan’s arrogance and repeated misconduct are partly her responsibility: she reprimanded them but never imposed serious consequences. She responds pragmatically, prioritizing the clan’s survival over her anger.
• Bo Saixi remains composed but skeptical, seeking confirmation before deciding how to handle the dispute.
• The Sea God views the conflict through the lens of his own violent, reckless youth, revealing that he once acted much like the “tough opponent” now confronting the sharks.
• Chen Ming presents evidence and lets the senior figures negotiate, maintaining a measured, strategic approach.

Significant themes

• Consequences of unchecked arrogance: Xiao Bai’s leniency allowed her clan’s bad habits to grow into a serious crisis.
• Responsibility and leadership: Protecting one’s people also means restraining them and accepting accountability when they cause harm.
• Cycles of violence: The Sea God’s recollections suggest that revenge can perpetuate itself across generations.
• Pragmatism and negotiation: Xiao Bai chooses compensation and diplomacy over an emotional confrontation.

Character interactions

• Chen Ming challenges Bo Saixi and Xiao Bai to verify his account and supplies the Spirit Bone as proof.
• Xiao Bai’s identification of the likely victim links her brother’s actions to a longstanding feud with the Evil Spirit Orcas.
• The Sea God prompts Bo Saixi to ask Xiao Bai what she will do; Xiao Bai answers with an offer of valuable treasure to secure her clan’s release.

Key plot points and events

• Xiao Bai presents a collection of rare ocean treasures to Chen Ming in hopes of exchanging them for something he wants. They include a refined deep-sea sinking silver pillar, a ten-thousand-year Purple Cloud Pearl Clam’s shell and Inner Core, a Purple Jade Coral branch, a Deep-Sea Anglerfish’s headlamp, and a fragment of a Black Tortoise’s shell.
• She explains the treasures’ uses, particularly the Pearl Clam Inner Core, which can help a spirit beast approach the hundred-thousand-year level and form a soul core.
• Chen Ming remains unimpressed and says the exchange must include something worth at least a Hundred Thousand Year Soul Bone. Xiao Bai protests that her offerings are already worth that much.
• Bo Saixi argues that the Pearl Clam Inner Core is exceptionally valuable—until Chen Ming shows her part of a manuscript outlining ways humans might form dual soul cores.
• Realizing Chen Ming has already developed methods for human soul-core formation, Bo Saixi agrees that Xiao Bai’s offer is insufficient. She offers to make up the difference through Sea God Island’s resources and invites Chen Ming to return with them and name what he wants.

Character developments

• Xiao Bai reveals both her knowledge of ocean treasures and her personal attachment to them: she had hoped to save the Pearl Clam materials for a future daughter. Her frustration grows as Chen Ming refuses to be impressed.
• Chen Ming is shown to be ambitious and highly advanced in soul-core research. His manuscript suggests he is pursuing not just one soul core but potentially multiple cores.
• Bo Saixi shifts from defending the value of the sea’s treasures to recognizing Chen Ming’s breakthrough. She also accepts responsibility for covering the shortfall, aided by the Sea God’s encouragement.

Significant themes

• Value depends on knowledge and context: Treasures prized by sea-dwellers may not meet Chen Ming’s specific needs, while his research changes how others assess the exchange.
• Scientific ambition and power: The possibility of humans forming dual soul cores could rival the achievements of the most powerful spirit beasts.
• The ocean’s hidden wealth: The sea holds materials and resources largely unknown or inaccessible to mainland spirit masters.
• Trade-offs and obligation: Xiao Bai’s personal sacrifice becomes part of a larger bargain between the Demon Soul Great White Shark Clan, Sea God Island, and Chen Ming.

Character interactions

• Xiao Bai repeatedly explains and offers treasures, while Chen Ming’s indifference frustrates her.
• Xiao Bai appeals to Bo Saixi to support her valuation; Bo Saixi initially does so, then changes her position after reading Chen Ming’s manuscript.
• Bo Saixi’s offer turns the failed exchange into an invitation to negotiate directly with Sea God Island, whose vast resources may satisfy Chen Ming’s demands.

Chen Ming and Bo Saixi dealt with the aftermath of Xiao Bai’s younger brother leading Demon Soul Great White Sharks against the Evil Spirit Orcas. As they flew toward Sea God Island, Bo Saixi explained that the two groups had nearly gone to war over their members’ futile pursuit of A Zhen.

• Chen Ming released the wounded Demon Soul Great White Sharks, and Xiao Bai used the Sea God’s Light and her own supplies to help treat them.
• Xiao Bai knocked her younger brother unconscious when he woke and complained, then summoned A Zhen and other sea soul beasts to carry the injured sharks home.
• A Zhen asked Xiao Bai to stop her brother from fighting with the Evil Orca King’s eldest son over her, and Xiao Bai promised to teach him a lesson.
• Chen Ming flew toward Sea God Island with Bo Saixi and Xiao Bai, while Bo Saixi explained how jealousy over A Zhen had driven the two spirit beasts to fight.
• Chen Ming realized the same feud might have caused the clans’ bloody war and the younger brother’s death in the original timeline.

Chen Ming recognized that Sea God Island and its surrounding waters formed an enormous array that gathered and refined ocean energy. The Sea God then revealed the island’s treasury, where Bo Saixi led Chen Ming and Qian Daoliu to inspect treasures left from his rule over the sea.

• Chen Ming sensed that Sea God Island, the Seven Sacred Pillars, nearby Spirit Beasts, and the surrounding currents formed a vast array that stored power in the Sea God's Light.
• The Sea God's Divine Sense rejoiced that Chen Ming had understood the techniques behind the island's design and explained how the array would endure even without divine power.
• The Sea God told Bo Saixi to take Chen Ming to see the Deep Sea Silver and other treasures he had kept.
• Bo Saixi used Sea God's Light to open the treasury seal and revealed its stored treasures to Chen Ming and Qian Daoliu.
• The Sea God explained that he had gathered artifacts and other items while conquering the sea and collecting a thousand years of faith.

The Sea God showed Chen Ming several rare but flawed treasures in Sea God Island’s vault and offered him two in exchange for settling Xiao Bai’s debt. When Chen Ming asked about sharing knowledge of soul cores, the Sea God revealed that transmitting research from the Divine Realm to the lower realms was a grave offense.

• The Sea God revealed the sealed heart of a hundred-thousand-year Ice Phoenix, an eighty-thousand-year sea dragon skeleton, and a pearl whose energy could not be absorbed by ordinary means.
• The Sea God explained that most of Sea God Island’s best treasures had already been used, leaving items with serious drawbacks, and offered Chen Ming two treasures as settlement for Xiao Bai’s debt.
• The Sea God offered Chen Ming two additional treasures or a God-bestowed Spirit Ring if he left his soul-core method on Sea God Island.
• Chen Ming asked why the Sea God had not researched spirit-master cultivation in reverse or passed his knowledge to the lower realms.
• The Sea God said the Asura God had warned him after he glimpsed a taboo secret about the Divine Realm, and explained that transmitting Divine Realm knowledge to the lower realms was punished even more severely than using divine power there.

The Sea God explained that the Divine Realm forbade gods from passing their knowledge to lower worlds to prevent them from gaining enough power to challenge it. He described the restrictions on ascended people and his inability to teach the Douluo World, leaving him frustrated by its lack of technological development.

• The Sea God told Bo Saixi that the Divine Realm feared lower worlds gaining knowledge and producing a steady stream of powerful opponents.
• The Sea God revealed that he risked the dissolution of his Divine Soul if he developed or passed down cultivation methods to Spirit Masters.
• The Sea God explained that the Divine Realm contained different power systems, including Magic, Combat Arts, Witchcraft, and technology capable of destroying planets.
• The Sea God described how First-Level Gods could bring two people to the Divine Realm for cultivation, while additional family members faced restrictions and could not inherit godhood.
• The Sea God complained that the Divine Realm's rigid rules prevented him from sharing technology and criticized Spirit Masters for relying on talent instead of studying their power.

Chen Ming questioned the Sea God about the Divine Realm’s rigid order and exchanged his soul core method for four rare treasures. The Sea God explained that the method’s second soul core requirement could hinder talented Spirit Masters, and Chen Ming recognized that it should be made optional.

• Chen Ming asked why the Divine Realm had endured despite resisting change, and the Sea God cited its strength and the option for gods to pass on their godhood and leave.
• The Sea God offered the Ice Phoenix Heart, Sea Dragon Bone, Hundred-Thousand-Year Pearl, and mermaid tear crystal in exchange for Chen Ming’s soul core method.
• Chen Ming wrote down the method and gave it to Bo Saixi, while the Sea God assessed its compression efficiency and explained its limitations.
• The Sea God said that one soul core was normally sufficient and that requiring a second could prevent some qualified Spirit Masters from becoming Limit Douluos.
• Chen Ming concluded that the method could be improved so a second soul core was optional for ordinary Spirit Masters.

Chen Ming obtained a God-bestowed Spirit Ring from the Sea God and reasoned that divine power, rather than the ring itself, normally determined its potential. The Sea God revealed that the Angel God had not fallen but remained missing, and Qian Daoliu was stunned when Chen Ming referred to his granddaughter inheriting her position.

• The Sea God used Sea God Island's accumulated Sea God's Light to create a God-bestowed Spirit Ring for Chen Ming, capped at one hundred thousand years because it lacked a link to divine power.
• Chen Ming realized that a God-bestowed Spirit Ring was a vessel filled and strengthened by a god's power, and considered whether he could reproduce the method himself.
• The Sea God asked Chen Ming to blame the Angel God if his experiments caused trouble, and Qian Daoliu asked what had happened to the Angel God.
• The Sea God said that the gods could not locate the Angel God but knew she had not fallen, then refused to explain further.
• Chen Ming told Qian Daoliu that his granddaughter could inherit the Angel God's position, leaving Qian Daoliu shocked that Chen Ming knew about Qian Renxue.

Chen Ming and Qian Daoliu left Sea God Island after Chen Ming promised to look for a successor for Bo Saixi, suggesting Shui Bing'er as a candidate. Bo Saixi questioned Sea God Island’s future, and the Sea God urged her to let its people face the continent and grow stronger before he could no longer protect them.

• Chen Ming revealed that he had recognized Qian Renxue’s disguise in Heaven Dou City, while Qian Daoliu reacted awkwardly.
• Bo Saixi worried that Sea God Island had no suitable successor, and the Sea God asked Chen Ming to find someone who could become High Priest.
• Chen Ming proposed Shui Bing'er as a possible candidate and agreed to sound her out indirectly.
• Chen Ming bought marine materials and metals from Bo Saixi, then left Sea God Island with Qian Daoliu.
• After their departure, Bo Saixi wondered whether Sea God Island had become too isolated, and the Sea God urged her to send people to travel the continent and gain experience.

Chen Ming and Qian Daoliu returned to Spirit Hall, where Chen Ming used Angel Fire to refine whale rubber into medicines that strengthened spirit masters’ bodies. He finished processing the whale rubber from more than a dozen Evil Spirit Orcas, though the pills could not let spirit masters overcome the limits on soul rings without raising their soul power.

• Chen Ming told Qian Daoliu that Qian Renxue’s Nation-Stealing Plan conflicted with the Angel God’s ideals and criticized its execution as crude.
• Chen Ming and Qian Daoliu returned to Spirit Hall so Chen Ming could refine medicinal ingredients with Qian Daoliu’s Angel Fire.
• Chen Ming explained why whale rubber’s physical-strengthening effects had gone unnoticed: low-age rubber was weak, while older whale rubber was scarce and difficult to obtain.
• Chen Ming refined whale rubber from more than a dozen Evil Spirit Orcas into pills that could improve the physical constitution of spirit masters below the Titled Douluo level.
• Chen Ming established that the pills could not let spirit masters bear extremely high-year soul rings without also increasing their soul power.

Chen Ming used his life gold and soul power to awaken a pill into a spirit beast, discovering an unconventional way to make alchemy transcend its limits. The newly living hundred-thousand-year pill drew a lightning tribulation over Spirit City.

• Chen Ming spent seven days and seven nights refining a pill from rare materials while Qian Daoliu supplied Angel Fire.
• Chen Ming realized he could use the vitality in his left-arm life gold as a catalyst to give the pill life.
• Chen Ming opened his left arm and sent golden blood from his arm bone into the pill furnace.
• The pill changed shape and texture as it gained spirituality and became a special spirit beast.
• The hundred-thousand-year pill released a medicinal fragrance across Spirit City, and thunderclouds gathered overhead.

Chen Ming shielded the newly created Pill Soul Beast from its hundred-thousand-year heavenly tribulation and endured the lightning himself. After two hours, the tribulation receded without striking the pill, while Chen Ming emerged stronger and reached out to take the Pill Spirit.

• Chen Ming realized the Pill Soul Beast lacked self-awareness and did not react as the deadly tribulation approached.
• Chen Ming intercepted the lightning, and the universe's laws did not strengthen the tribulation because he was judged weaker than the Pill Soul Beast.
• Chen Ming endured the lightning's physical and mental punishment while Qian Daoliu offered to intervene, but Chen Ming told him to stand aside.
• The tribulation lasted two hours, and Chen Ming's body, Soul Power, and Spiritual Power improved as he took the repeated strikes.
• After the lightning receded without hitting the pill, Chen Ming put on clothes and reached out to take the Pill Spirit.

Bibi Dong attacked Spirit Hall's High Priests to seize the treasure within the lightning tribulation, and Qian Daoliu charged to kill her. The Rakshasa Demon Scythe intervened, dragging Bibi Dong into Hell Road in Slaughter City, where Tang Chen awakened and attacked Qian Daoliu.

• Bibi Dong repeatedly charged the High Priests, forcing Qian Daoliu to rush at her with the Angel Holy Sword.
• The Rakshasa Demon Scythe blocked Qian Daoliu's strike and tore open a spatial passage, carrying Bibi Dong away.
• The Asura God struggled to control the Rakshasa Demon Scythe and sent it toward Slaughter City with Bibi Dong.
• Qian Daoliu followed Bibi Dong through the passage and confronted the Blood-Red Nine-Headed Bat King in Tang Chen's body.
• The Asura Demon Sword absorbed the Blood-Red Nine-Headed Bat King's mind, restoring Tang Chen, who attacked Qian Daoliu.

Qian Daoliu awakened Tang Chen during their clash, and Tang Chen regained his reason after revealing how the Rakshasa God’s plot had ruined his Asura God trials. Tang Chen thanked Qian Daoliu, vowed revenge on the Rakshasa God and their inheritor, and asked about the Clear Sky Sect and its relations with Qian Daoliu’s side.

• Qian Daoliu wounded Tang Chen in their sword clash, then recognized him when he sensed a familiar rhythm in his attacks.
• Tang Chen regained his reason, summoned the Clear Sky Hammer, and explained that a Spirit Beast had parasitized him during the Asura God trials and kept him trapped in Slaughter City.
• Tang Chen lamented that he had failed the final trial and become a High Priest after the Rakshasa God exploited his weakness.
• Qian Daoliu explained that the Rakshasa God’s inheritor had disappeared through a spatial passage, and Tang Chen thanked him for helping him awaken.
• Tang Chen swore to destroy the Rakshasa God and their inheritor, then asked Qian Daoliu how the Clear Sky Sect was doing and how the two sides’ relations stood.

Tang Chen learned that Qian Daoliu had crippled the Clear Sky Sect after Tang Hao killed Qian Xunji, and accepted that Qian Daoliu had honored their old agreement. As Qian Daoliu escaped Slaughter City, Golden Crocodile Douluo returned to Spirit Hall as a Limit Douluo and explained how a heavenly tribulation had helped him complete his cultivation.

• Qian Daoliu told Tang Chen that Tang Hao had killed Qian Xunji and that Spirit Hall had confined the Clear Sky Sect to Clear Sky Peak.
• Tang Chen accepted Qian Daoliu's explanation and recognized that their old wager had helped preserve his clansmen.
• Qian Daoliu confirmed Bibi Dong's aura had vanished, then tore through Slaughter City's domain and escaped to the surface.
• The Third and Fourth Offerings told Chen Ming that they had fought Bibi Dong after she tried to sneak past them and break through their blockade.
• Golden Crocodile Douluo arrived at Spirit Hall and reassured everyone that Qian Daoliu was likely safe while explaining how a heavenly tribulation had aided his breakthrough to Limit Douluo.

Golden Crocodile Douluo completed his transformation into a level 99 Golden Crocodile Dragon and helped calm Spirit City by claiming he had passed a heavenly tribulation. In Star Dou Forest, Di Tian remained puzzled by the aura from Spirit Hall and learned that the tortured Demon Spirit knew nothing about the Space Dragon King and Time Dragon King's betrayal.

• Golden Crocodile Douluo's martial soul transformed into a Golden Crocodile Dragon, and his body began radiating the pale golden light of flesh divinity.
• Golden Crocodile Douluo agreed to explain away the recent heavenly tribulation as a test he had passed after breaking through to level 99.
• At Chen Ming's direction, Golden Crocodile Douluo revealed his aura to Spirit City and challenged anyone who doubted his breakthrough.
• Golden Crocodile Douluo's announcement settled Spirit City, and its people turned their attention to his breakthrough rather than the unexplained events.
• Di Tian sensed a heavenly-tribulation-like aura and Dragon Clan presence from Spirit Hall, then wondered what the human Spirit Masters had done.
• Di Tian confirmed that Demon Spirit knew nothing of the Space Dragon King and Time Dragon King's betrayal, and recalled how the Space Dragon King had sealed the pet in a scale and cast it into the lower realm.