Chapter 334: Temporarily Avoiding the Limelight!


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    In the Hun Realm, the sinister and terrifying cknd echoed with a loud boom. Clearly, the entire realm was trembling with the fury of the n Leader.


    The dark sky was filled with cold ck mist swirling around, as if countless ghosts were whispering. The entire space was shrouded in a stifling, oppressive atmosphere.


    Seeing Hun Tiandi''s fury, even Hun Huzi was overwhelmed. For many years, no one had seen him this angry.


    He,who had always maintained a calm demeanor, now sat in the deepest chamber of the ck pce on his high throne. His handsome face was clouded with gloom, and his deep eyes exuded an overwhelming pressure.


    The entire hall seemed to drop in temperature due to his rage.


    On his left stood Hun Huzi, with a trace of nervousness on his face. On his right stood four figures, all dressed in identical ck robes with hoods, their faces obscured. The chilling aura they emitted indicated their extraordinary status.


    They were the infamous Four Demon Saints: Hun Tu, Hun Sha, Hun Jing, and Hun Yan. Each of them was in thete stage of Seven Star Dou Saint, making them the topbatants of the Hun n, second only to Hun Tiandi and Nihility Devouring me.


    "What should we do next? Are we going to remain hidden in the Hun Realm?" Hun Huzi couldn''t help but ask, his voice filled with urgency.


    The Four Demon Saints also turned to their n leader, clearly awaiting his decision.


    At that moment, Hun Tiandi fell silent. A glimmer of confusion shed in his deep eyes, showing that even he was troubled by the current predicament.


    The hall fell into a dead silence, with only the distant sound of ghostly wails echoing, adding to the eerie atmosphere.


    "We will wait until their patience wears thin, and the Six-n Alliance disbands. At least for the next three hundred years, the bloodline of our n will not decline." After a long pause, his low and authoritative voice finally rang out.


    Upon hearing this, the people present exchanged nces. Although the decision meant the Hun n would continue to bide their time, under the current circumstances, there seemed to be no other option.


    Hun Huzi and the Four Demon Saints could only nod silently, a trace of helplessness flickering in their eyes.


    Just then, the door to the hall was suddenly pushed open.


    A n member rushed in, flustered. "n... n Leader, bad news! Lord Nihility''s condition seems to have worsened!"


    He gasped for breath as he spoke.


    Upon hearing this, Hun Tiandi''s expression became even darker. He abruptly stood up, his body exuding a terrifying aura that made everyone''s hearts tremble.


    "What? It shouldn''t be this quick.."


    His voice was cold, tinged with urgency.


    With that, he strode out of the hall, with Hun Huzi and the Four Demon Saints following closely behind.


    Before long, the group arrived at another pce. Around it, countless ck mes danced. As the door opened, they were greeted by a shocking sight.


    Nihility Devouring me''s massive body was curled up in the center of the hall, surrounded by dense ck mes. However, the mes were highly unstable, ring up one moment and dimming the next.


    Its deep eyes, like ck holes, flickered with pain, clearly enduring immense suffering.


    "Nihility Devouring me!"


    Hun Tiandi hurried forward, his face full of worry.


    It slowly raised its head, a trace ofplex emotion shing in its deep eyes.


    "I fear I''ll need a long time to recover this time," it said weakly.


    Upon hearing this, his face grew even more grim. He knew how vital Nihility Devouring me''s condition was to the n.


    Now that it was severely injured, the overall strength of the n would undoubtedly take a significant hit.


    "How long will it take you to recover fully?" He asked.


    Nihility Devouring me shook its head slightly, a hint of helplessness in its eyes.


    "Easier said than done. This injury is more severe than I had imagined. It will take at least ten years to recover," it said.


    The Hun n members nearby gasped at this statement.


    For beings of their caliber, ten years wasn''t long, but given the current situation, it seemed like an eternity.


    Nihility Devouring me''s deep eyes showed a hint ofplexity. It knew that the Soul n was already on the brink.


    If they reached the point of no return, they might hand itself over to appease the anger of the other six ns.


    Thinking of this, it couldn''t help but sigh. However, based on Hun Tiandi''s attitude, it seemed unlikely it would be handed over easily.


    After all, giving itself up would drastically weaken the Hun n''s position. The n would lose at least fifty percent of their chances in the fight against the other ns.


    Nihility Devouring me, who had once ranked second on the Heavenly me List, had now fallen to such a state.


    Outside the Hun Realm, in the Central ins, the camp of the Six-n Alliance was also steeped in gloom.


    The entire camp was enveloped in a low, somber atmosphere. Countless tents stood tall, but


    the vibrancy of days past was missing.N?v(el)B\\jnn


    More than half a year had passed, yet the Hun n had made no move.


    Among the n members, some hadn''t experienced the devastation brought by the Tunling


    n, so their sense of crisis was weak.


    "How long are we supposed to wait like this?"


    A young member of the Yan n couldn''t help butin.


    "Yeah, the Hun n''s already turned into a turtle hiding in its shell. What are we afraid of?" another member of the Lei n chimed in.


    Their words stirred up a chorus of agreement. It was clear that many were frustrated by the


    endless waiting.


    Just as the discussions grew louder, a stern voice rang out:


    "What are you allining about?"


    Several elders in regal robes walked over, their faces disying displeasure. They were the


    elders from various ns.


    "The Gu n Leader is doing his best to locate the Hun Realm. We need to remain patient. Remember, as long as the power of Tunling n exists, they remain our greatest threat," one


    elder said sternly.


    Hearing the elder''s rebuke, the young members immediately fell silent, though the


    dissatisfaction in their eyes remained evident.


    The elders exchanged worried nces.


    Indeed, if this continued, it wouldn''t be long before the Six-n Alliance copsed from


    within. The most terrifying thing was not being dragged down by the Hun n but the copse of morale. After all, words had the power to destroy everything.