Amid the boundless mist, a World Beast's figure flickered repeatedly, but the area within which he flickered was very limited.
It was merely an irregular fragment of space measuring thirty light-years across at its widest.
After flickering several times, the World Beast stopped at a point on the edge of that space and stepped sideways.
Then he entered another irregular fragment of space and began flickering again.
After flickering a certain number of times and confirming the nature of this space once more, the World Beast decided his next move.
"Compared to blasting a path with Destruction, this is actually somewhat simpler, but slower." As Mohe thought this, he uploaded the spatial patterns he had discovered to the World Beasts' "group chat channel."
There were fewer than a thousand World Beasts left now, but every one of them was a survivor of their competition.
At the final moment in the nest, all the World Beasts had been forcibly teleported into a region that, from their perception of the outside world, should have been the Ten Thousand Waves Water Domain, separating them from one another.
They had also quickly determined their enemy's objective and their own slim chance of survival.
Only by gathering and fighting until a Tier 6 World Beast emerged, then using its ability to split into ten million bodies, could they explore everything in this region as quickly as possible.
Otherwise, they would inevitably be picked off one by one.
Although Bedi had previously become a Tier 6 World Beast only to be erased by the Galaxy Lord in a single move,
the World Beasts had not dismissed the power of a Tier 6 World Beast.
Back then, Bedi had merely been cornered right as he became a Tier 6 World Beast. Had his ten million bodies scattered,