With the successors deliberately holding back, King Yoya had the chance to unleash every trick he possessed: summoning world-destroying wraiths cultivated since ancient times, releasing imprisoned primordial beasts, bringing forth the King's Artifact he had continuously refined since the beginning of his cultivation, creating countless avatars to form all manner of profound formations, and more.
During the battle, the successors discovered that immortal-level lifeforms truly differed from ordinary divine races and cultivators.
They could directly draw matter from the Spirit Domain on an entirely different scale. For example, that gray seal resembling a jade imperial seal truly grew larger—its mass did not remain unchanged. As it expanded to the size of a supergiant star, it also acquired the mass of one, crashing down upon the successors.
That added mass naturally could not have appeared from nowhere. The successors speculated that it had been deducted from the Spirit Domain to make up the difference, and Spirit Sovereign later confirmed it.
What was remarkable was that, upon reaching the size of a supergiant star, the seal did not collapse into a sphere under its own gravity. It still retained the appearance of a seal.
Fortunately, it only looked formidable. Its excessive mass instead became a weakness. After being struck by a black hole bomb, it collapsed into a black hole with the mass of a supergiant star.
Unlike a star, the seal itself did not possess energy accumulated through nuclear fusion over countless years. Thus, as it transformed into a black hole, it did not produce a supernova-like explosion.
After enduring the testing of various weapons, the star system had been cleared out. Whether it was the divine army, ordinary Yoya clansmen, or reinforcements that arrived later, none remained. All had died in the aftermath of the battle.
Only the successors, King