Degrade from Nobility to a Humble Slave

Sheehan's plan was simple.

His objective was to kill Cornelius, so from the very beginning, he focused on him alone, locking him as his target.

Swoosh...

Half of the sky was overlaid with the dispersed purple light.

In the purple zone, Sheehan was nearly indestructible. This was his game. No one would be able to calculate his movements, what more to counter them.

Just now, Sheehan did not fly over the long distance when he took the Snake Spirit King to the edge, nor did he open a space channel. He just disappeared from a place and reappeared at another place. To Sheehan, it was quite simple, but to the others, it was incomprehensible.

With Sheehan's unpredictable movements, there was no way for anyone to be able to locate where he was or to determine when to strike. Within the purple light, he was moving too fast.

As soon as he finished speaking, Sheehan disappeared once again.

Cornelius, the Snake Spirit King, felt his body tremble, and then, before he was able to react, he was lifted into the air and then thrown into the Void Dust again. It all happened too fast.

Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle...

Just like that, Cornelius was completely devoured by the Void Dust, leaving nothing behind, Then the ball that wrapped around his coordinates appeared again.

Unfortunately for Sheehan, the ball appeared outside of the purple light. He knew he had to get the ball, but if he were to step outside of the light, he would put himself in danger.

As he extended his wings, the purple light extended as well, reaching for the ball.

He treated the light as if it were a part of his body. If he were able to move it far enough to meet the ball, he would be able to claim it without breaking a sweat.

However, as the light inched closer to the ball, something strange happened.

The ball avoided the light. If the light flew towards the ball, the ball would fly even further from it. The two moved at the same speed, making it nearly impossible for the two to meet.

After the nearly hundred-mile-chase, the Snake Spirit King emerged from the ball.

attack, once again enveloping

throwing him into the Void Dust.

though the Snake Spirit King was still struggling, his beady, crescent-shaped eyes were telling a different story—one of vengeance. Little did Sheehan know that a three-headed

the very beginning, he knew that with Sheehan's abilities,

but he knew he didn't need

three-headed snake, which was named the Source of Curse, was the second Holy Item

his collection and had been used by him for a long time. The Source of Curse was able to put three curse marks on three targets. As long as the opponent killed one of the targets, from

the three-headed snake; it was invisible to anyone else, even to the one

went on until the carrier killed three targets

King used the Source

revived himself in the form of the Treacherous Being,

Hiss, hiss, hiss...

three-headed snake snapped all of its eyes

strange appearing behind him. His resting wings sprung up, trembling with unusual vigor. Against his will,

nor shadows. These

be able to get rid of the Source of Curse," he said, sadistically amused with what

further and even greater within its host. As it physically exhausted Sheehan and sucked all of his power

fell from

Snake Spirit King looked at him mockingly and smiled down on him condescendingly. "You are so pitiful..." "Throw him into the Void Dust," he commanded, with no

Spiritual Boat, Sheehan would be able to sail through the Void Dust with the help of his large and powerful wings. However, with the Source of Curse sucking all of his power dry, he

Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle...

was dragged by the Snake Spirit King's

between the Bird Spirit King and the Snake Spirit King finally

Stone," the Snake Spirit King muttered.

began to glow, and he began

the Bird Spirit Sect

few things that could avoid the Limited Omnipotent Stone. One of them was the bubble of the Grand Supreme

King was made aware of where Sheehan's coordinates was hidden. He immediately went to

of the Bird Spirit

Spirit King was simply too fast. They were unable to catch up with him. By the time they arrived at the