Chapter 550: Chapter 452: You Know Nothing About Power_3

He silently observed the changes, choosing not to take initiative to strike.

At this moment, looking at the head covered in mud on the ground, a hint of sentiment crossed Su Heng’s face as he bent down to pick it up.

“Didn’t expect to meet again under such circumstances,” Su Heng remarked, wiping off the mud and dust from it, intending to take it back for a proper burial later.

But a powerful surge of spiritual power brought a flash of spirit light across his mind.

Su Heng’s brow quirked upwards, as if he realized something.

Swoosh!

His fingers joined to form a sword.

As streaks of golden light converged at his fingertips, Su Heng gently touched them to the forehead of Longevity King.

Beneath the slack skin of Longevity King, two bulges suddenly appeared, gradually moving from the forehead to the corners of the mouth, and then the mouth opened.

Two winged bugs suddenly lunged forward with the speed of lightning, aiming right for Su Heng’s eyes. Su Heng let out a cold laugh, there was no need for him to lift a finger; just a sweep of his spiritual power. The two insects were first frozen in place, and then their bodies, unable to endure, burst open with two pops and fell belly-up at Su Heng’s feet.

Su Heng glanced down.

He guessed it was probably some kind of insect that had been specially cultivated to parasitize the brain for remote manipulation.

Although Longevity King was left with just a head, the life force of a Realm Lord Realm was vigorous; even in such a state, there was still a breath of life.

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As the muscles on his face twitched, Longevity King’s eyes opened wide.

Seeing Su Heng through a hazy blur of doubled images, Longevity King’s aged and decayed visage revealed a trace of relief.

“You have come.”

“Mm.” Su Heng nodded, after all, the Mythical Battlefield was inseparable from everyone.

Looking at Longevity King’s condition, the two shared some acquaintance. Su Heng inquired, “Your breaths are numbered; do you have any last words you wish to entrust?”

“Death without regrets…”

Longevity King’s breath grew weaker, but he still said, “With the realm you are in now, you are far beyond our understanding. But having lived over a thousand years, I have recorded some odd tales and anecdotes, not lacking in unspoken secrets. It’s just that… you will inevitably face them eventually, perhaps it’d help to prepare in advance.”

The voice of Longevity King became fainter.

Struggling to open his eyes, a golden light flickered in the deep-set pupils.

With a “whoosh” sound, the golden light entered Su Heng’s Heavenly Spirit, and Longevity King, with the last of his strength, willingly disbanded, the head in Su Heng’s hand crumbled into ash and dissipated.

Su Heng rubbed his fingers together, then waved his hand, scattering the dust into the vast smoky clouds before his eyes.

Since Longevity King himself declared death without regrets, there was no need for Su Heng to feel sentimentality.

At this point, Su Heng began to examine the golden light left by Longevity King; as previously mentioned, it contained records of sightings and anecdotes.

Inside were the secrets of the Longevity Heaven, Dynasty mysteries, and also the location of Longevity King’s own Daoist Field.

Among these records.

Two points deeply piqued Su Heng’s interest.

One was the records of the ancient battle with the Demon Descendants; the other was some speculations about the Descenders that Longevity King collected.

These two issues had also troubled Su Heng for a long time.

Now obtaining some records from Longevity King, although not necessarily guaranteed to be true,

when cross-referenced, could still yield a lot of useful information.

But–

Rumble!

Su Heng hadn’t had the chance to delve into the details yet.

When he felt a heart-palpitating fluctuation coming from the distance, the sky tilted, the earth trembled.

Looking up into the distance, the sky appeared as if it was being torn apart, an indescribably intense light surged violently, and a shadow as large as a mountain gradually came into view.

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