Venti, Terrifying Combat Power! Famous Scene Exposed!

Under the gaze of every powerhouse across the entire continent.

The image upon the Sky Curtain finally stirred.

The original golden background instantly faded, replaced by an endless, profound darkness.

That was the Void.

It was the Sea of Stars.

And it was the forbidden zone for all life.

In the center of the frame, a figure floated silently.

His features could not be discerned.

For endless gales were roaring madly around him; it was cyan wind elemental energy, so dense it had liquefied into cyan streams of light, enveloping his entire being.

Yet, his green robes remained clearly distinguishable at the heart of the storm.

There was no earth-shattering aura erupting from him.

He merely beckoned with a casual wave of his hand.

Hum—

Space trembled.

Behind him, three longbows of distinct designs, radiating terrifying pressure, manifested out of thin air.

The one on the left was azure throughout, like a corner of the firmament—Skyward Harp!

The one on the right was as deep as the night, flowing with a sorrowful poem—Elegy for the End!

And the one in the center was formed entirely of pure wind elemental energy; though it lacked a physical form, it was the most dazzling of all.

Three bows appeared in unison!

The next moment.

The figure raised his hand.

He did not touch any of the bows.

He simply flicked his fingers lightly against the void.

Whoosh—

The storm behind him suddenly warped, transforming into three massive, invisible arms that each grasped one of the divine bows.

Drawing the strings.

Full moon!

There were no physical arrows.

The moment the bowstrings were drawn, the void storm for tens of thousands of miles around instantly collapsed, forcibly compressed and condensed.

In the end, they transformed into three wind arrows, only a finger's length long, yet black as ink.

That was the manifestation of wind compressed to its absolute limit.

Even light was swallowed by these three arrows.

Across the entire Douluo Continent, no matter where they were, everyone watching this scene felt their breath hitch.

It was as if their hearts had been ruthlessly gripped by an invisible giant hand.

It was a trembling that originated from the depths of the soul.

In the image, the figure did not hesitate in the slightest.

His fingers released.

Twang!

No sound emerged.

Because the speed of sound could not possibly keep pace with these three arrows.

In the image, one could only see three thin black lines instantly piercing through the void.

Their target was a desolate, dead star in the distance.

Although that planet was barren, its volume was half the size of Douluo Planet, floating quietly in the Sea of Stars.

The next instant.

The three arrows merged into one.

They plunged directly into the core of that planet.

Silence.

A deathly, absolute silence.

Immediately following.

That massive planet shattered, just like a broken egg.

There was not even a process of explosion.

It simply disintegrated.

Under the tearing force of that extreme wind element, trillions of tons of rock, soil, and metal were ground into the finest dust in a single instant.

Rumble—

Only then did the terrifying sound of the sonic boom pierce through the Sky Curtain, reaching the ears of everyone on the Douluo Continent.

In the image.

Where that planet had originally been, only a massive cyan storm vortex remained, greedily devouring all the surrounding meteorites.

One strike.

Star-shattering!

Outside Heaven Dou City, there was a deathly silence.

The Sea God Trident in the hands of Tang San clattered to the ground, striking his own instep, yet he felt nothing.

Oscar's mouth hung wide open, his jaw nearly dislocating.

The fat on Ma Hongjun's face trembled violently; his legs went weak, and he collapsed directly onto the ground.

This... what is this?

Planet-busting?

Is this something a human could possibly achieve?

Forget Title Douluo; even a God King, I fear, could not reduce a planet to ash in a single blow, could they?

Gulp.

Dai Mubai swallowed with great difficulty, his voice as dry as two pieces of sandpaper rubbing together:

"San... Tang San."

"Is this the person whose city we are going to attack?"

Tang San did not answer.

His face was as pale as paper, and his body trembled uncontrollably.

Reason told him this might be an illusion, that it might be fake.

But the power of laws emanating from that image, that suffocating sensation felt even through the screen, told him otherwise.

This is real.

Godwind City, back garden.

Bi Ji was completely stunned.

The teacup she had been holding had long since fallen to the ground and shattered, tea splashing onto her hem, yet she remained oblivious.

She looked at Venti, who was sitting opposite her, still leisurely munching on an apple.

The image of that planet disintegrating played on a loop in her mind.

Just thinking about how she had been chatting and laughing in front of this "planet-busting" powerhouse made her scalp tingle and her legs go weak.

This is no Wind God.

This is clearly a God of Destruction!

No, ten thousand times more terrifying than the God of Destruction!

"Oh my."

Venti noticed the look of sheer terror in Bi Ji's eyes and glanced at the Sky Curtain following her gaze.

Then, he scratched his head with a sheepish expression, revealing a set of white teeth:

"This Sky Curtain really is something."

"Why dig up all these old, dusty stories?"

He shrugged, his tone as casual as if he were complaining about being too full from breakfast:

"That was a long time ago."

"I had just arrived in this world, couldn't find my way, and was blocked by the world's barrier."

"In my impatience, I thought I'd try to force a hole through to get in."

"I ended up using a little too much strength..."

Venti gestured with a "little bit," his fingers pressed so close together there was barely a gap.

"And accidentally shattered a rock by the side of the road."

"It's no big deal, just a casual strike, a casual strike, haha."

Bi Ji listened to these words, feeling as if her entire worldview were collapsing.

A roadside... rock?

That was an entire planet!

A casual strike?

You call blowing up a planet a casual strike?

If you were to get serious, wouldn't you just kick this Douluo Planet around like a ball?

Bi Ji felt as though her throat had been choked, unable to utter a single word.

Right now, she just wanted to go home.

She just wanted to burrow to the very bottom of the Life Lake and never come out again.

It was too dangerous.

The outside world was far too dangerous!

Just as Bi Ji was on the verge of a mental breakdown, already contemplating which posture would allow her to flee with the most dignity, Venti suddenly turned his head, his clear eyes landing on her once more.

His gaze held a hint of curiosity and a touch of keen interest.

"Oh, that's right, Miss Bi Ji."

Venti set down the apple core in his hand, leaning his body slightly forward to close the distance.

"After seeing that scene just now, I suddenly had a more interesting idea regarding you."

"I would like to try it out on you."

Bi Ji's body stiffened violently.

Looking at Venti so close at hand, looking at the terrifying existence who had just spoken of "casually blowing up a planet."

"An... idea?"

Bi Ji's voice trembled uncontrollably; her originally fair, pretty face flushed crimson before turning deathly pale.

Try it out?

Try what out?

Was it that kind of... that kind of attempt between a man and a woman?

Or...

Was he going to crush me just to test the feel, just like he crushed that planet a moment ago?