Chapter 1930

Eastern Sea’s immortals must unravel Heavenly Court’s method before continuing their plan. Shen Cong Sheng, using information from Fang Yuan, says Heavenly Court relocates Gu Immortals anywhere in Central Continent with many stars arranged in white heaven. Some hesitate to provoke Heavenly Court, but Yang Zi He, Shi Miao and Song Qi Yuan argue that Heavenly Court is overwhelmed by battles everywhere. The eight immortals reach a unified opinion and head for white heaven, still unaware that Longevity Heaven has already engaged Heavenly Court in a huge battle. ^{ch. 1930}

Fairy Zi Wei sees they mean to destroy the stars and ignores them. The stars are scattered far apart, and using them to stall eight rank eight Gu Immortals is extremely worth it. With Qin Song’s condition, only four more large scale star casts are possible, and they will likely be used up before the stars are destroyed. Di Zang Sheng worries her more, since after escaping it acted very strangely, flying away calmly instead of rampaging. She guesses that Dragon Palace, an enslavement path Immortal Gu House, subdued it for Fang Yuan, making the pressure on the nine-nine consecutive unceasing formation bait and the Eastern Sea attack a smokescreen. ^{ch. 1930}

She suspects that at least two of the eight Eastern Sea immortals work with Fang Yuan, though coincidence is possible. Qin Ding Ling, on Heavenly Court’s side, is still healing, and altering an arrangement Giant Sun Immortal Venerable made cost much more than expected. Fairy Zi Wei thinks Fang Yuan controls Di Zang Sheng and may send it against Emperor City, Hairy Foot Mountain or Heavenly Court itself. For the first time since the war began she feels passive. Large scale star cast cannot teleport Duke Long, since his might obstructs it. ^{ch. 1930}

Yu Yang Zi’s signature decomposition hits Duke Long directly, but Duke Long only pauses and names the move and its user. Duke Long teleports from hundreds of steps away to Yu Yang Zi and chokes him. Yu Yang Zi’s defensive killer move shatters, and before dying he self-detonates in an intense explosion, yet Duke Long remains standing. Duke Long asks the Northern Plains immortals what else they have besides a lack of fear of death. They cannot refute it. Even against Duke Long alone, Calamity Luck Altar cannot advance an inch, and only call of the ancient’s summoned experts maintain the battle. ^{ch. 1930}

Liu Liu Liu appears behind Duke Long and thrusts despicable penetrating blade into his back, piercing even the purple-gold dragon scales for the first wound Duke Long has taken since the war began. In the previous life it killed many Heavenly Court members and severely injured Fairy Zi Wei. The Northern Plains immortals are energized. But the dagger sticks as if in iron and cannot move an inch. Duke Long names it a human path killer move, grips Liu Liu Liu’s head, and Liu Liu Liu realizes the hit was allowed on purpose as bait. Duke Long crushes Liu Liu Liu’s skull, and the headless corpse falls as the dagger dissipates. ^{ch. 1930}

Duke Long rushes through the stacked killer moves of Northern Plains to slam world shaking dragon hammer into Calamity Luck Altar. The altar flies back dozens of steps, leaving a long trench. Its front caves in completely, and Bing Sai Chuan sees there is no time to repair such damage. Bull Demon, Flower Lady and Five Elements Grandmaster, who were repairing the altar, freeze. If the altar broke, Longevity Heaven’s members would lose at once and die without a proper burial. ^{ch. 1930}

A black light flies out of the River of Time into the altar’s hole as Duke Long is about to strike again. It becomes a young and handsome Gu Immortal with curly black hair, whose waving palm repairs the altar with dark light and saves Longevity Heaven from the brink of defeat. Bing Sai Chuan shakes intensely and names him Seventh Prince. Duke Long calls him Giant Sun’s child. The young Gu Immortal, the seventh child of Giant Sun Immortal Venerable, gives his name as Qi Ci Lang and says destroying the altar is now much harder. ^{ch. 1930}