Battle Through The Heavens Novels & Stories

That could not be a joke. The battle beyond the skies, Yggdrasil, and Riker's statement on Mount Gentleman. "Our own kind from 10,000 years ago?" Chad recalled an old saying—the Absolute Heaven Pass, the eternal separation of man and god. So, he reached an unbelievable conclusion. The battle beyond the skies was between humans and gods! "That can't be true!" Chad was ecstatic, eager to learn more about his Mystic inheritance. The Mystics mentioned the Absolute Heaven Pass as a turning point in the history of the Mystic Arts.

Lady North looked up and muttered, "What's this? Thunder Raid for a Heavenly Celestial?" "They say all Earthly Celestials who ascend into becoming Heavenly Celestial have to go through a Thunder Raid so intense it would look like an armageddon. In nearly 3,000 years, anyone who managed to become a Heavenly Celestial was far and between," Muse said coolly. "However, the same Raid could happen when the Universe's Greatest Drug is completed. It will be much smaller and less intense in scale than the Raid for a Heavenly Celestial, but well… Who could have been capable of producing such a drug?"

The entire Imperial Sky Palace flashed with lightning, and dust rose multiple times! "Argh!" Amid the terrifying thunderbolt, the fiend soldiers let out a miserable scream and were then burned to ashes by the terrifying power of thunderbolts. The entire formation of the fiend armies instantly collapsed, all of them wailing and screaming. The Nine Heavens Mysterious Thunder Formation was mainly used to annihilate the fiend race. Therefore, the tens of thousands of divine soldiers around the place did not suffer too much damage. Archfiend Antigonus, floating in the air, looked down at the fiend armies that were scrambling in a total mess. His face was ghastly pale, and his heart burned with an

Before he could even ask a question, Balthazar kept going. “And then the heavens responded. They brought out an army of envoys as the sky split open. People were stunned. This was the first time the heavens themselves responded. Armies of hundreds of thousands appeared, enough to make the strongest of that era cower in fear. However, that man had no fear. Only rage. Rage so deep it made the envoys shudder. There was something he knew that no one else knew about the so-called heavens and their laws. Soon both armies clashed, and the destruction was cataclysmic.”

'I think something happened. 'Yes,' Lihua said. 'I noticed.' She crossed the room and crouched in front of the girl. 'Tell me what you feel.' 'Like the ceiling is gone,' Ruoxuan said. 'Like I have been living in a room my whole life and someone just took the roof off and there is just — sky up there. More sky than I knew existed.' She looked at her hands. 'I advanced. Did I advance?' 'You broke through to Foundation Establishment,' Lihua said. 'Fully. Cleanly.'

Everything it had. Everything remaining. One desperate attack. One final chance. Then the weapon answered. For the first time. A beam of pure golden light erupted from the heavens. And struck the horror directly. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! The explosion illuminated the universe. The final battle had begun. And this time— there would be no retreat. No second chances. No tomorrow unless they won. Above the battlefield— Thomas stood surrounded by golden fire. The weapon complete. The sacrifice underway.

It directly turned around and rushed toward Zephyr, who had fled into the void. It was too strange! It was too terrifying! Even though Zephyr had fled into the void, this bolt of tribulation lightning could still chase after him. There was no way for Zephyr to dodge it. "It really isn't that simple!" Zephyr nodded slightly. He was still not afraid. Instead, the excitement in his eyes became even stronger. "This is the true pinnacle of formations!" "This is the scene of facing Heavenly Tribulation!" Heavenly tribulation was related to whether or not a creature could transcend the final test to become a deity!

Kami says, covering her ears and closing her eyes. "Can I go home now?" I ask my Father, he looks down at me with an unamused look. "Bring the wounded to the tent Karma when you're done you may return home," my Father says walking away with Kaname and Kami. I sigh and walk around the battlefield, teleporting all of our wounded men back to our base to be healed. Night fell and I had still been looking for wounded soldiers, I didn't want to be out for much longer. I heard a faint voice crying out.