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Chapter 487 - 487 488 Return Voyage
Chapter 487 - 487 488 Return Voyage
?Chapter 487: Chapter 488: Return Voyage Chapter 487: Chapter 488: Return Voyage The spread of the fire was faster and more ferocious than Duncan had imagined.
He had merely ignited a small flame at the edge of the huge “pillar” and had prepared for it to spread slowly. He had not expected that tiny fire to instantly grow into a towering inferno, illuminating the deep sea—a spectacle even more curious under the pressures of billions of tons of seawater.
Transcendent objects were the best fuel for Spectral Flames, and the ancient god’s tentacles were naturally “transcendent,” yet even so, the flames burned too fiercely, too quickly.
It was as if some force was catalyzing, enhancing the power of the Spiritual Fire.
Was it caused by the deep sea’s unique environment? Or was the ancient god’s tentacle actively “cooperating”?
Duncan slightly furrowed his brow, feeling the vast messages transmitted by the flames—fragmented information interspersed with a large amount of meaningless twisted noise and shards of light and shadow. Apparently, those were remnants erratically escaping from the “tentacle” as it collapsed.
For ordinary humans, even a whisper among those “things” might be enough to trigger madness, but Duncan found them trivial and disordered—he tried hard to decipher useful information from the chaotic noise, and just before all the noise subsided, he finally “heard” some comprehensible “voices.”
In the sea, he suddenly widened his eyes with a hint of astonishment, staring at the ancient god’s tentacle rapidly collapsing and disintegrating in the Spiritual Fire.
“LH-01? Homeloss?”
In the void, it seemed as if a roar came from the deep sea. The ancient god’s faulty replication finally completely disintegrated, all the noise disappeared, and no sound answered Duncan’s momentary question—in the abrupt silence that arrived, filled with a sense of endless emptiness, only a vague thought floated quietly through his mind like a phantom in the fog—
“Thank you, Usurper of Flame.”