Dividing Up Brahma World

The black mist expanded at incredible speed. Every Asura who saw it, so long as they had not reached the Seventh Order, became part of the black mist.

Within the black mist, the clatter of bones rang out without cease. Countless corpses buried underground, whether Asura or Demon Realm creatures, crawled up from beneath the earth and followed the black mist onward amid the collision of bones.

As they advanced, more and more skeletons crawling out of the ground joined them, converging into an ocean of corpses and bones.

And as their numbers grew, some skeletons began to evolve. Some became skeleton archers, some skeleton warriors, skeleton knights, and even skeleton kings.

Corpses that had not yet decayed into skeletons evolved into zombies and rotting corpses.

By the time some powerful Asura had organized their forces and formed defensive lines, the black mist had already spread across a vast area.

War erupted soon after. Yet Brahma World's high-end combatants were currently outside the world, resisting attacks from three sides, and those remaining within were, at most, mid-level fighters.

Although some high-end combatants fighting the Magic World faction had returned, many among them had followed the Trimurti in a sacrificial ritual to summon Supreme Brahma.

Facing the undead army now, as well as the mages plundering resources throughout the world, Brahma World's resistance could only be described as arduous.

Especially against a Necromancer, a type exceptionally skilled at fighting within worlds and growing stronger with every battle, Brahma World was suffering beyond endurance. Whether Asura or the gods of the Heaven Realm, they gradually became members of the undead amid their struggle and resistance.

Vast quantities of world resources were swept into the mages' pockets. Seventh Order mages each possessed their own spacetime, with nearly limitless storage; there was nothing they