Slumdog Billionaire Husband

Chapter 884 The Legend of Nether Palace

“One is in charge of sentences and punishment, and one is in charge of rules and regulations…

“The ten Death Lords each have their niches.

“They ruled Havotune. No one in Havotune Galaxy dared to disobey them.

“They conquered the entire universe, and everywhere they went, the people there would acknowledge allegiance to them!”

The name of Nether Palace spread throughout the entire Havotune Galaxy and the universe.

However… In the depths of the galaxy, at the edge of the universe, they were heavily attacked. No one knew about that battle. Legend had it that the huge spaceship of Nether Palace was cut in half by someone.

It was said that Lamont, the ruler of Nether Palace, was killed, and the Death Lords were all dead.

Beside the description, there was a picture of a spaceship being cut in half!

Nether Palace was heavily injured. The Eight Forces found the right time to rise up. With internal and external troubles. Nether Palace, the space pirate that frightened the Havotune, fell apart.

The Eight Forces rose to Azuro, Autumnus, and Infinito. They set up a new order and established a new law.

Since then, people had been living in misery. Society was rigidly stratified…

Nether Palace became a taboo. The Eight Forces didn’t allow anyone to mention it. Those who mentioned it would be killed!

It was rumored that Nether Palace had not completely perished. They had only hidden quietly. One day, they would return!

Seeing this, Gerald was slightly moved.

Now, everything in Havotune was set by the Eight Forces?

And before Nether Palace ruled this place, it did not seem to have such a strict hierarchy?

Of course, this book was an unofficial history, and it was the history of ancient times. Regarding this, it was possibly written based on both the facts and the rumors. Maybe that was not the whole truth.

front page was like a preface. It introduced the beginning and end of Nether Palace. Gerald flipped to the next page. Next, he read the structure of Nether

of Nether Palace,

was young. He was

he became a martial artist. At the age of ten, he became a super expert. At the age of eighteen, he became a Flame Decayer

introduction, he secretly sighed.

Decayer at the age of eighteen and

this was an unofficial history, there were definitely some believable descriptions, such as the strength of

to the records on Earth, before ancient times, there were many Flame Decayers on Earth. Judging from so many Bones of Eternity left, it was true. But after the battle with Nether Palace, almost all

experience was

Tristan could be compared

Gerald continued to read.

rise of Nether Palace went with the general trend of the era and its

Thud.

his reading, a figure suddenly appeared in front of him and closed the book in

in reading when the book was

the owner of the bookstore standing there with a gloomy face. At the same time, he looked around and shouted, “Who placed this

Gerald frowned slightly!

knew that it would be difficult for him to

taboo. The owner of the bookstore had openly placed this unofficial history book on the shelf. There was a lot of information about Nether Palace recorded in it. If others knew about the existence of such a book, the owner of the

Seeing this, he suddenly said, “Well… I put it up. Many of the books on the shelf

across the bookstore

here, he turned to look at Gerald and said, “Sir, I’m sorry. This book is a banned book. We took it by accident and didn’t have time to destroy it. The staff didn’t know anything and moved it here. You

naturally didn’t believe

the bookstore, he must have read this book. Otherwise, he wouldn’t

“It doesn’t matter. Moreover, ‘Secret Sagas’ is really amazing. I just like it. Sir, can you bear to part with it

can’t sell it. If I did. I would

the other volumes on the shelf and handed them to the staff next to him. At the

pity. He finally looked at the book and found a name on

“Author: Rush Sanford.”

remembered

you read just now, please do not mention it to anyone else. It

worry. I won’t mention it