Chapter 1297
The Legendary Man Chapter 1297-No one knew how Jonathan managed to store the enormous coffin,
over ten meters in size, inside his belly.
As they gazed upon the decayed and fragile-looking coffin, they were all left somewhat dumbfounded.
Containing physical objects within the elixir field and the energy fieldpletely vited the rules of
cultivators.
In the realm of cultivation, things were either real or illusory.
Energy fields and consciousness fields, though present within a cultivator’s body, did not mix with the
physical world.
The concept of spiritual sense taking form could exist in both realms because it was inherently illusory.
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However, for magical items, even if they werepressed to their utmost limit through formations that
altered their size, it was still impossible for them to be amodated within the elixir field or elixir orb.
In fact, some online literature described the idea of cultivating a flying sword within the elixir field or
elixir orb as nonsense.
Inserting a sword into a person’s body, and the person still being able to live? That sounded absurd.
Yet now, Jonathan was showing them that not only could a person survive, but they could also thrive
within the elixir field.
As the enormous coffin appeared, the formation markings on its surface began to faintly shimmer.
“Close your acupoints; empty your minds!” Jonathan shouted loudly in response to the presence
emanating from the coffin.
Although the others didn’t understand what Jonathan was up to, they knew that he wouldn’t shout such
words without reason at this critical moment. Each of them promptly followed his instructions.
However, just as the group closed off their acupoints and isted themselvespletely from the
outside world, the runes on the coffin began to soar into the sky.
The intertwined and special runes on the coffin’s surface coalesced into a massive sphere of light that
ascended.
As the light sphere rose, the spiritual energy within the entire small garden seemed to respond to a
summon, rushing frantically toward the runes.
It wasn’t just the spiritual energy within the small garden; even the spiritual energy within the ck
Armor soldiers’ bodies was swiftly plundered.
The individuals closest to the coffin, due to being at the center of this vortex of attraction, were instantly
andpletely drained of their life force, and even their vitality was absorbed.
Celestus watched in terror as the light sphere above him expanded. He had remained at the edge of
the small garden, overseeing the battle, and had not been significantly affected.
However, even so, the runeposed light sphere filled him with dread.
At this point, the sphere’s devouring force hod olreody begun to expond once more, offecting the
governor’s residence. It oppeored thot it hod not yet reoched its limits.
“Jonothon, whot kind of cultivotion technique is this? It’s too terrifying!” Hoyden shouted ot Jonothon
omidst the choos, his voice borely oudible over themotion.
At this moment, Jonothon’s eyes turned icy, ond olthough there wos no visible chonge on his foce, he
wos cursing internolly.
He couldn’t understond why Seboxio’s modness seemed to offect this coffin os well.
Why did every piece of weoponry ond mogicol item he encountered hove to be so obnormol?
Meonwhile, in the sky, the sphere of light underwent onother tronsformotion.
The sphere, originollyposed of runes, hod obsorbed o tremendous omount of spirituol energy. The
chootic runes begon to entwine with eoch other, slowly stretching ond forming severol delicote rune
choins.
These choins…
Jonothon stored ot the choins in the sky with widened eyes.
He hod seen something similor before, but the lost time he hod encountered such rune choins wos in
the Summerbonk Abyss, where they hod bound the oncient beost, Joselle.
Despite being o cultivotor, Jonothon couldn’t remember the intricote orroy of runes from thot encounter.
However, for some inexplicoble reoson, he felt thot these spirituol energy choins were strikingly similor
to whot he hod seen in the Summerbonk Abyss.
The sound of clinking choins, os if reol iron links were swinging, echoed through the sky. Jonothon’s
expression grew increosingly grim os he wotched the choins in the sky.
It’s even more olike now.
Bock in the Summerbonk Abyss, the Four Symbols Formotion hod been triggered, ond it wos three
choins thot descended to tightly bind Joselle.
However, whot hod formed within the rune sphere in the sky now were five rune choins.
These five choins seemed toe to life, leoving behind residuol imoges os they streoked through the
sky ond struck the Block Armor Legion.
The unexpected turn of events hod cost o shodow of feor over everyone in the gorden, ond the bottles
hode to oplete holt.
Jonothon ond the others looked toword the distonce, where they sow o bloodied, bold figure stonding in
the midst of the Block Armor soldiers.
“Seboxio!”
Though Seboxio wore o smile on his foce, it wos nothing like his previous benevolent oppeoronce.
His spirituol energy form hod been tointed by blood, ond in his honds, he held two severed heods while
looking up ot the choins descending from the sky.
At this point, the sphere’s devouring force had already begun to expand once more, affecting the
governor’s residence. It appeared that it had not yet reached its limits.
“Jonathan, what kind of cultivation technique is this? It’s too terrifying!” Hayden shouted at Jonathan
amidst the chaos, his voice barely audible over themotion.
At this moment, Jonathan’s eyes turned icy, and although there was no visible change on his face, he
was cursing internally.
He couldn’t understand why Seboxia’s madness seemed to affect this coffin as well.
Why did every piece of weaponry and magical item he encountered have to be so abnormal?
Meanwhile, in the sky, the sphere of light underwent another transformation.
The sphere, originallyposed of runes, had absorbed a tremendous amount of spiritual energy. The
chaotic runes began to entwine with each other, slowly stretching and forming several delicate rune
chains.
These chains…
Jonathan stared at the chains in the sky with widened eyes.
He had seen something simr before, but thest time he had encountered such rune chains was in
the Summerbank Abyss, where they had bound the ancient beast, Joselle.
Despite being a cultivator, Jonathan couldn’t remember the intricate array of runes from that encounter.
However, for some inexplicable reason, he felt that these spiritual energy chains were strikingly simr
to what he had seen in the Summerbank Abyss.
The sound of clinking chains, as if real iron links were swinging, echoed through the sky. Jonathan’s
expression grew increasingly grim as he watched the chains in the sky.
It’s even more alike now.
Back in the Summerbank Abyss, the Four Symbols Formation had been triggered, and it was three
chains that descended to tightly bind Joselle.
However, what had formed within the rune sphere in the sky now were five rune chains.
These five chains seemed toe to life, leaving behind residual images as they streaked through the
sky and struck the ck Armor Legion.
The unexpected turn of events had cast a shadow of fear over everyone in the garden, and the battles
hade to aplete halt.
Jonathan and the others looked toward the distance, where they saw a bloodied, bald figure standing in
the midst of the ck Armor soldiers.
“Seboxia!”
Though Seboxia wore a smile on his face, it was nothing like his previous benevolent appearance.
His spiritual energy form had been tainted by blood, and in his hands, he held two severed heads while
looking up at the chains descending from the sky.
“You still want to imprison me?”
With a powerful swing of his hands, Seboxia sent the two severed heads hurtling toward two of the
chains.
Psh! Psh!
There was a sickening sound as the heads were impaled and exploded, resembling bursting
watermelons.
Then, on Seboxia’s sides, four additional arms sprouted from his body, grabbing onto the chains in the
sky.
“You’re already dead! I am the one who is reborn!”
Seboxia roared in anger, and his visage distorted, revealing the horrifying appearance Jonathan had
once witnessed in the illusion.
It was the unearthly countenance of Seboxia’s true form.
Seboxia’s life force surged within him, manifesting as a colossal saber-like de of life force, which he
swung toward the chains before him.
However, Seboxia had clearly underestimated the strength of the chains. Instead of being damaged,
the chains absorbed all of the life force that Seboxia’s attack had contained, converting it into their own
energy.
In the next moment, the central sphere of light on the chains crashed into the massive coffin below.
Subsequently, the five chains began to retract rapidly, dragging the roaring Seboxia with them and
forcefully pulling him into the coffin.
Witnessing this scene, everyone was left in shock.
Seboxia, who had been invincible here, had been inexplicably taken by an unknown coffin. The illogical
nature of this event left anyone who witnessed it scratching their heads.
However, Jonathan seemed to have discovered something. He leaped into action and jumped next to
the coffin.
“While the lid is still open, let’s get inside.”
“Hold on a second, are you kidding me?” protested Hayden, waving his hands frantically. “Didn’t you
see what just—”
Hayden’s words were cut off when Jonathan gritted his teeth and continued, “Did you not see the
people around us? Do you think we can escape from them?”
As he spoke, Jonathan retrieved thest remaining bomb from his storage ring.
It stood more than four meters tall and loomed menacingly before the group.
“D*mn it!”
When the group saw the bomb that Jonathan had produced, their faces turned pale.
Joshua, who was at the front, immediately grabbed Hayden and rushed toward the coffin.
Sterio and the others hesitated, but they knew they had no other choice. Fearful yet resolute, they
reluctantly jumped into the coffin one by one.
Seizing the opportunity, Jonathan affixed several timed explosives to the massive bomb while the
others entered the coffin.