The Wizard's Journey
Chapter 1568

World-Ending Demonic Might (III)

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A day later.

The fluorescent green seawater churned and roiled. Green had already expended three S-rank forbidden weapons, and vast stretches of seawater had been contaminated by energy, successfully weakening this ancient sea god's influence over the ocean's will. Under such circumstances, Green, in the True Body of the Ancestor of Humanity, stood above this ancient sea god and nearly crushed him without resistance.

Yet in Green's view, this sea god's HP still fluctuated around 80,000,000, and its recovery ability was astonishing. More than a day had already passed, yet Green still had no good way to deal with this ancient life-form that had endured through the ages.

As for the Forgotten Spacetime Sealing Art, bolstered by the ocean's will, the opponent had reduced its success rate—as judged through the Face of Truth—to only around seventy-seven percent. That meant Green had roughly a one-in-five chance of failing the seal and suffering magical backlash.

As a world-ender, that was something Green could not accept no matter what.

As for the higher-level Dimensional Gap Sealing Art, due to the Dimensional Sphere's problem, he was likewise temporarily unable to invoke the rules through the rune imprint within it.

Thus, Green naturally threw all his efforts into the rules of the Repulsion-Attraction Dual Force.

If he could wield the Repulsion-Attraction Dual Force on a greater scale and forcibly pull it free from the already immensely weakened ocean's will around it, Green would have enough power to blast it to death in a short time!

"Netherworld Causality Collapse Grand Sorcery—the magnificent macroscopic power of gravitational rules within the spacetime trajectories between worlds..."

All along, Green's understanding and application of the Repulsion-Attraction Dual Force had remained at the level of formal wizards and even Stigmata Wizards: understanding rules, datafying knowledge, applying sorcery.

Yet the relationship between

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