The Supreme God

What confused Austin and the fire source beast most was the dearth of strange creatures nearby. They had encountered many along the way, but after arriving in front of the mountain, they found themselves alone. There was no sign of life around them.

"I can sense that the creatures came down from this mountain. This is most definitely their lair,"

the fire source beast frowned.

This space was filled with sacred fire, so his spiritual sense was much stronger than Austin's.

"If you say so."

Austin nodded lightly. He couldn't comment since he was unable to see too far through this sea of fire.

"Let's go and take a look!" he added after thinking for a while.

The duo continued towards the mountain in front of them, with Austin in lead

and the fire source beast close behind.

After a while, they arrived at the foot of the mountain.

Apart from a lack of life-forms, they also noticed that the sacred fire was decreasing as they drew further along.

And here, at the foot of the mountain, it was almost gone.

Instead, it looked like they had entered an expanse of darkness now, with no light to guide them.

A cold fog shrouded the area around them, covering the heaven and the earth from view. It was a cold and dark place.

Searching for a way up, Austin and the fire source beast discovered a road that led up the mountain and immediately took it.

Their surroundings had gone eerily quiet, as if they were walking under the shade of the night.

The fog was getting denser with each of their steps.

No animals or creatures were in sight, and the road was covered in moss. But under the dense fog, even the green moss seemed to have turned a sickly shade and the whole place looked dead and desolate.

It was hard to tell how long it had been since someone had last trodden upon this road.

And yet, Austin and the fire source beast felt like hundreds of eyes were watching them climb the mountain.

"Be careful. The atmosphere feels weird,"

the fire source beast warned Austin softly.

"You're right."

Austin nodded.

had once thrived in this place, if it ever

and the beast eventually arrived

palaces up here, cleverly crafted to

being a

their color with ages of decay. They were riddled with cracks everywhere, as if they would turn into dust at

I thought that this world had been forgotten. I never expected to once

voice full of shock rang out from

beast immediately

cross legged on a giant stone. He wasn't too far away from one of the palaces and it was safe to assume that

ancient and faded robe, and his aura

and sharply defined face, with eyebrows

holding a gourd in his hand, and a smell of wine was floating out from it, intoxicating anyone who breathed even a whiff. Clearly, the

alone in this forgotten world for a very long time and finally, I can

man stood up slowly and smiled at the two newcomers. He seemed genuinely

the fire source beast were on high

supposed to be the lair of the creatures they had encountered on their way. But instead, all they could see was this young man

time in releasing their spiritual senses to perceive this

shocked

but there could be no doubt about

real flesh and blood

their spiritual senses had yielded the

"Impossible!

can a human being still be alive

Something must be wrong!"

the fire source beast exchanged their

It looks like we were fated to

bored it feels to be

strode towards the newcomers

became even more

even set up several hundred arrays to

of mind power. They rushed ahead and overlapped with each other

face. He used a remarkable and strange bodily movement skill and, like a wisp of smoke, swiftly

brilliant bodily movement

beast exclaimed in awe as they saw the

specific position. All they could see was a vague and blurry

an expert through a maze, the young man avoided all the arrays and worlds of mind power Austin had setup

have to do this. I mean

safe distance and looked at Austin and the fire source beast with

who

and more importantly, how are you

asked, still staring at him with a

Henrik Liu. I have been here for a long time. So long that I

bygones. You must believe me when