Plane Prison

Richard has returned to the place where Richard once hid.

Long ago, after defeating Leimo, he discovered the truth that Leimo possessed High-level Divine Artifact. He then came to this weak point in the space connected to the Plane Prison and resealed and concealed this area.

Now, returning again, I break the seal and probe the other side with my divine sense.

At the same time, a divine sense fluctuation from a High-level God probed over from the opposite side.

They spotted each other at the same time.

Richard was taken aback. There was actually a powerful opponent of the same level on the other side?

They quickly realized that the situation on the mainland was quite good, and they couldn't let the other side cause trouble.

He then flashed and reappeared inside the Plane Prison.

It was he who used the Space Dao to teleport directly there.

The opposing High-level God hadn't expected him to move so quickly, actually rushing over directly?

What's going on? Someone actually went to the Plane Prison on their own?

Is this some kind of wonderful place? All the people inside are constantly thinking about how to get out.

There are actually people so foolish as to come in on their own initiative?

It indicates some serious illness.

But what does this have to do with him? Let's just go our separate ways.

Let them come in if they want; he just wants to get out.

If the opponent is a Low-level God or Mid-level God, he might just casually acquire a Godhead.

But since both opponents are High-level God, how can we know who is stronger without fighting them?

A 50% chance of defeat is too risky; let's forget about it.

So the person prepared to leave and return to the Tara Plane.

He didn't want to fight Richard, but Richard did.

He had no intention of letting this person return to the Tara Plane, lest he ruin the already smooth situation in the entire plane.

So he made a ruthless move, using multiple Divine Domain plus the Space-Time Domain, and even adding a projection of his Origin World.

With so many layers of suppression, they completely overwhelmed their opponent.

Only two Godhead remained on the spot: one High-level Godhead, one Mid-level God, and two Space Ring.

"Uh..." Richard was a little embarrassed.

It seems we overestimated the opponent's strength?

Could this be just an ordinary High-level God? The kind that hasn't fused with any Law Profound Mysteries?

Forget it, the person is dead, there's no point in thinking about it anymore. May they rest in peace in the Underworld, Amen.

He put away his spoils and then began to survey his surroundings.

The sky here is perpetually gray-black, like a tattered cloth soaked in ink, pressing down on you and making it hard to breathe.

The elements of law are scarce, far scarcer than in the Tara Plane, making cultivation a luxury.

The rules are obscure, and their understanding is difficult.

Tsk, to be able to comprehend the laws in this environment and be just one step away from achieving Paragon, Bluefire is quite a talent.

The earth was pitch black, with withered bones and rubble forming a path. A malevolent aura lingered, causing even the soul to feel a stinging pain.

The wind howled, tearing through space; flying sand and stones obscured the sky and earth; every step required defying the power of heaven and earth.

Below the Saint Domain, even survival is impossible here.

Even in the Saint Domain, survival would probably be difficult.

This place seemed to be some remote, secluded corner. Richard used his divine sense to detect signs of life in the distant distance.

I wonder how this High-level God discovered this place, and what about the Mid-level God who was tricked and killed by Leimo back then?

These two are a bit unconventional.

He thought that since these two people had discovered it, the location wasn't very well hidden.

There were many powerful individuals here, and he detected the spiritual fluctuations of two other High-level God within the range of his divine sense.

When he spotted the other person, the other person also spotted him.

He then gave him a stern warning, forbidding him from recklessly releasing his divine sense.

Richard withdrew his divine sense and began to deal with the situation, first sealing off this weak point in the space to prevent it from being discovered by others.

Before long, the space returned to calm. There was absolutely no sign of anything unusual.

With his mastery of Space Dao manipulation, no one can expect to escape from this Plane Prison again, except for himself.

He also noticed from a quick glance that the area inside was much larger than the outside Tara Plane.

Even with his current peak High-level God level of Divine Power, which is even slightly above half a level, he still couldn't detect the boundaries of the Plane Prison.

It could even be said that only a very small area was explored.

Otherwise, there wouldn't be only traces of two High-level God in the entire area.

Based on the information left by Philias, this place should belong to Atlas Territory of Preston, one of the Four Sovereigns of the dimensional Plane Prison.

As for the exact strength of this emperor, Philias Taiqing. He had never provoked these emperors, so he truly didn't know their specific abilities.

He only fought one of the emperor's subordinates, and that subordinate alone was able to fight Philias to a draw.

From then on, he never provoked the powers of the emperors.

It's obvious. If even one of his subordinates is comparable to him, then this emperor must be stronger than him.

The other three emperors who were on par with him were probably of similar strength.

It's clearly not someone he can afford to mess with.

He felt he hadn't lived enough and didn't want to cause trouble for himself.

Unfortunately, this time Richard is about to provoke these people.

Why would he come to this godforsaken place, the dimensional Plane Prison? There's nothing here that's useful to him; after all, even High-level Godhead High-level Divine Artifact don't hold much appeal for him anymore.

It's all because he's about to go to the Divine Plane.

With his current strength, it's already very difficult for him to obtain resources that are useful to him in the Material Plane.

However, the Divine Plane still possesses many resources that are useful to him.

Therefore, he planned to split up and send out Clone to obtain resources from various Divine Plane.

The Life Divine Clone and the Water Element Divine Clone prepared to be sent to the Life Supreme Divine Plane, Wind Element Divine Clone took the Death Divine Clone to Hell.

Every Divine Plane needs a High-level God to accompany it, even if its two Mid-level God Clone are not weak. But in Divine Plane, if you're not High-level God, even a passing dog will bark at you.

Having High-level God by your side can prevent a lot of trouble.

His true form, of course, continues to travel through the worlds of his fellow group members.

Although they also planned to place other Divine Clone in the Tara Plane to guard their home.

However, the strongest Earth Element Divine Clone among them can handle ordinary High-level God or those at the level of Philias, but it cannot deal with anything stronger.

The other Divine Clone were even weaker.

He didn't know if he could still exploit the bug in the Chat Group to travel back and forth between his main body and various Divine Clone after he went to the Divine Plane.

I certainly don't want to be called back to guard the base halfway through exploring other worlds.

Naturally, preparations need to be made, ideally by removing the overpowered individuals from the Plane Prison.

If they know what's good for them, let them go to the Divine Plane.

If they really insist on being tactless, then we'll have no choice but to kill them.

He certainly wouldn't allow himself to be caught in a crisis.

Richard couldn't accept the scenario where Linley returned to find a powerful Seven-Star Fiend- level expert had escaped from his Plane Prison and stolen his home.

To prevent this from happening, he had no choice but to take the initiative and clear out the Plane Prison first.

He doesn't need to eliminate them all; his Earth Element Divine Clone can handle ordinary High-level God.

All we need to do is eliminate the experts above the Six-Star Demon.

Even so, it's still a considerable undertaking. After all, the entire Plane Prison is quite large, and not every powerful individual likes to show off; many powerful individuals live in seclusion.

Moreover, he cannot ascertain the strength of High-level God; he must engage in combat to ascertain their true power.

He needs to find all the experts among them.

Just thinking about it is such a hassle.

I reckon he'll have to frequently use his divine sense to investigate from now on, becoming an annoying High-level God.

The first step is to start with the two High-level God we just discovered.

Richard was too lazy to go over there, so he sent an attack at the two High-level God through the Space Dao, probably at the level of a newly entered Five-Star Demon.

That is, he is about ten times stronger than a typical High-level God.

High-level God who can't even withstand this attack isn't worth his attention. Only if he can withstand this attack is he worth testing further.

These two were clearly quite ordinary; this single attack left them scrambling, and one of them was even seriously injured.

Richard stopped paying attention to the two who were now suspicious and wary.

He turned and left to search for other High-level God.

Two weeks later, he had explored the rest of the Atlas Territory.

Although there were some strong individuals, they were at most Five-Star Demon level. He felt that his Divine Clone should be able to handle them, so he ignored them.

Among these powerful individuals were Preston's subordinates and those who had gone into seclusion. Richard treated them all equally, defeating them all.

He is now heading to Atlas Territory, the Imperial City of the Portland City. He has already explored most of the territory, except for Portland City.

This is also where the strongest people in the entire Atlas Territory are concentrated. It would be difficult to deal with them by simply using Space Dao to attack from a distance. It's better to go there in person.

He's been causing trouble in Atlas Territory for half a month now, and he's only been targeting High-level God. Quite a few High-level God have been injured by him. Preston should have received news about him by now.

I guess they didn't come out to look for him because they saw his route was heading towards Portland City.

Sure enough, when he arrived, more than a dozen High-level God were already waiting for him.

The one leading them was clearly Preston.

"So you're the infamous Tyrant?" Preston asked Richard.

The title of "Tyrant" was recently acquired by Richard, and those High-level God who had been beaten up for no reason felt that the nickname was very fitting.

"Probably?" Richard replied.

"May I ask what my High-level God have done to offend you? I can apologize on their behalf," Preston said politely.

The fact that this Tyrant could beat up all the High-level God in his territory shows that he must be quite powerful, possibly even on par with or stronger than him.

If possible, he didn't want to fight Richard. After all, there was a risk of losing; in the Plane Prison, losing meant death, with no chance of escape.

Unfortunately, he couldn't figure out Richard's purpose.

They have no choice but to fight.