The Wizard's Journey
Chapter 2000

Abyss Battlefield (VIII)

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After a brief visit, King Leiqi and Mel Longweishi, King of World Destroyers, departed one after the other.

Rumble, rumble, rumble, rumble!

Before the grinding mechanical noises of Eternal Sky City had even subsided, the Second-generation Wizard King arrived at a mountain where long-armed giant ape slave monsters were kept. He seemed to be lost in unconscious contemplation, his gaze deep as he watched the sturdy ape-like creatures frolicking amid the woods. There were several hundred of them, all captured before the Demon-Hunting Expedition set out, to be used for future wartime losses.

Eternal Sky City was simply too vast. No one knew how many other slave populations like this it kept.

Suddenly, a long-armed giant ape with white brows approached slowly, step by step. Its two-meter-tall body supported itself with both hands on the ground. The ravages of time had left its skin incomparably wrinkled, hanging loose and inelastic, yet it showed no fear toward this mysterious wizard, who had completely restrained his aura and merged perfectly with the laws of nature. It stopped several meters before the wizard and slowly sat down.

"Mo, mo, mo, mo... mo, mo, hm, mo..."

The old giant ape pointed about wildly and uttered simple, strange sounds, startling the Second-generation Wizard King from his thoughts. This tiny thing, which he might kill with radiation from a single breath, had actually taken the initiative to approach him?

His Three-Colored Light Eyes, as deep as the starry sky, gazed at this insignificant little creature. From its gestures and mooing roars, the Second-generation Wizard King saw the awe a primitive, low-intelligence creature held toward him. Unfortunately, it could not even communicate through will. Tiny, lowly, worthless.

After a ripple of will, the Second-generation Wizard King effortlessly obtained this slave monster's information.

"Honored Wizard, I feel that

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