Tang Xuan stopped reciting the scripture as he watched Tang San steadily find his stride.
"Our work is done. We'll leave the rest for you to resolve yourselves," the Asura God told Tang Xuan.
"Are you two leaving this place?" Tang Xuan asked.
The Asura God and the Sea God knew what Tang Xuan meant.
The Asura God shook his head. "Not yet. We'll probably have to wait until Tang San ascends to the Divine Realm, at least."
Tang Xuan nodded.
"We'll leave the Angel God, the Rakshasa God, and those three Evil Deities to you. Asura and I won't intervene lightly," the Sea God said.
"Or rather, this no longer concerns us. Our godhoods have been passed on. This is Tang San's responsibility now," the Asura God said.
"Don't worry. Those five lackeys won't stir up any waves," Tang Xuan said casually.
"But if you two wait a little longer, I might leave with you," Tang Xuan added.
The Sea God and the Asura God exchanged a glance, each seeing surprise in the other's eyes.
"You mean you're leaving too? Leaving the Douluo Continent?" the Sea God asked incredulously.
Tang Xuan smiled and nodded. This was not where he belonged. Once he truly took that step, he too would leave this world.
"Just how far has your strength progressed?" the Sea God asked in puzzlement.
Against two half-step God Kings and three gods with the strength of peak first-class gods, Tang Xuan had not fallen behind in the slightest. He had even firmly suppressed them. The Sea God knew he could not accomplish that. This was no underestimation of his own strength; he understood it clearly. Within the Divine Realm, his strength was only a hair below the Five Great God Kings, and he too possessed the strength of