The Wild Beast War God
Chapter 2235

The Second Dantian

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"These natives should be the descendants, slaves, or something similar of that ancient great power who built the prison. That's why the prison's guards weren't too wary of them, allowing the natives to move freely through the Desolate Sea Absolute Formation."

"In other words, the Desolate Sea Absolute Formation was very likely created by that ancient great power as well."

At Pei Kuang's words, Madam Raccoon's eyes nearly popped out of their sockets.

Even though Madam Raccoon came from Boundless Sea, she still could not help being shocked by what Pei Kuang had just said.

The Desolate Sea Absolute Formation had not formed naturally. It had been constructed by someone.

The more Madam Raccoon thought about it, the more goosebumps rose all over her body. Her expression shifted as she asked, "So that so-called prison is very likely the core control point of the Desolate Sea Absolute Formation?"

A sharp glint flashed through Pei Kuang's eyes as he nodded forcefully...

"So that great sect from Boundless Sea that found me wants to obtain that control point and take control of the entire Desolate Sea Absolute Formation."

"That's why they kept throwing prisoners inside, trying every possible method."

"Think about it—if they could completely control the Desolate Sea Absolute Formation, what would happen to that great sect's power in Boundless Sea?"

Pei Kuang's question made Madam Raccoon understand even more clearly.

Controlling the Desolate Sea Absolute Formation meant that the great sect could come and go from the Desolate Sea Forbidden Land as it pleased. They could move their entire sect directly into the Desolate Sea Forbidden Land and gain a terrifying mountain-protecting grand formation.

Just imagining the Desolate Sea Absolute Formation becoming a mountain-protecting grand formation was thrilling enough.

Moreover, they could study and master all sorts of arrangement techniques

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