Although the space was still convulsing, making direct travel impossible and forcing him to fly, Sui Xiong flew at tremendous speed and soon returned to the vicinity of the battlefield.
Only the "vicinity," that was.
The two divine kingdoms had collided and finally exploded together, unleashing power beyond anything any god could attain. Even Sui Xiong's chain of self-detonations when he had faced a horde of enemies last time paled in comparison. How could such a colossal explosion possibly dissipate so easily?
Even with Sui Xiong's power, he could not get too close and could only watch from afar.
That blazing sphere of white light was still violently exploding and burning. Clearly, although the two divine kingdoms had already undergone the first round of explosions, many things inside were still catching fire and detonating one after another. At this rate, the explosions would likely continue for quite some time.
Once everything that could explode had finished exploding, that ball of light formed by two vastly different kinds of divine power would surely continue burning for a long while. Perhaps it would eventually trigger an enormous explosion—even more powerful than the previous one—until only a few fragments remained. Or perhaps they would gradually merge, transforming amid the flames into another kind of divine power that could accommodate them both, gradually stabilizing. Then it would become a treasure so tempting that the gods would drool over it, and all of them would set their sights on it.
But that was all a matter for the distant future.
At least, it meant nothing to the great battle before them.
What Sui Xiong cared about most now, and what the gods cared about most, was where exactly had the two sides that had taken part in the battle gone?
There was no need to