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Chapter 143: Chapter 143: Subduing the Powerhouses of the Abyss

Chapter 143: Chapter 143: Subduing the Powerhouses of the Abyss



Ben waved his hand dismissively, saying, "This minor injury won't affect me much." Whoosh!

Just then, several powerful auras descended upon them.

It was Behemoth and a group of other strong beings.

"Senior, you summoned us?" they asked, transforming into human form and bowing

respectfully to Tony and Ben, their expressions curious.

Tony nodded, scanning the group, but noticed the absence of the three-headed black dragon. "Where's that black dragon?" he asked, puzzled.

Behemoth hesitated, casting a glance at John.

The rule set by the two seniors was that no one above Tier 7 was allowed to engage in mutual combat, and Behemoth feared they might hold him accountable.

John quickly explained, "Seniors, the three-headed black dragon attacked me, but fortunately, Behemoth, Sara, and Bonnie came to my aid."

"Is that creature dead?" Ben asked in surprise.

He had never liked the three-headed black dragon much, but as a Tier 8 legendary being, the black dragon was powerful. If it had chosen to flee, it would have been difficult for the three of them to kill it, even if they worked together.

The fact that they had managed to do so surprised him.

"If it's dead, so be it," Tony said, showing no remorse. He then turned to Behemoth and said, "You did well. I'll find a way to restore your severed arm."

Behemoth's eyes lit up, and he repeatedly expressed his gratitude, "Thank you, my lord! Thank you!"

John couldn't help but find it ironic. It was Tony who had severed Behemoth's arm in the first place, yet here he was, grateful to him for the promise of restoration. Such was the nature of power dynamics.

Tony then addressed the assembled powerhouses, "The reason I summoned you all here today is to inform you that we're leaving this place."

"What? Lord Tony, have you mastered the dark Power of Laws?"

"Congratulations, Lord Tony!"

"This is wonderful news! We can finally leave this cursed place!"

...

The group was ecstatic, offering their congratulations to Tony.

Tony, however, looked a bit awkward. He, too, wanted to master the dark Power of Laws, but he was still just shy of achieving it.

"Ahem!" He coughed twice to regain their attention and then said calmly, "I haven't mastered the dark Power of Laws, but the Godslayer can. However, there's a condition-if you want to leave, you must swear allegiance!"

John glanced at Tony with gratitude. His intention had always been to subdue these powerhouses, but he was worried that their pride would prevent them from submitting. With Tony backing him up, these proud beings wouldn't dare oppose him.

The assembled powerhouses were stunned, staring at John in disbelief.

"I, Sara, swear eternal allegiance to the Godslayer!" Sara was the first to speak, playfully winking at John as she did so.

Since she was already bound to him, such an oath was hardly restrictive for her.

"I, Bonnie, swear allegiance," Bonnie said, giving Sara a displeased glare before following suit.

"I pledge my allegiance as well!" Behemoth quickly chimed in, offering John a flattering smile.

He knew that this human had a close relationship with Tony and Ben, and currying favor with him could only benefit himself.

With the three Tier 8 powerhouses pledging their loyalty, the other strong beings, even if reluctant, dared not show any dissent. One by one, they all declared their willingness to swear allegiance to John.

Their only wish now was to leave the Abyss.

Among them were three Tier 8 legendary powerhouses, over a hundred Tier 7 epic and legendary powerhouses, and more than a thousand Tier 6 epic powerhouses.

With such a formidable force descending upon the world of Gods, they would be capable of overwhelming most factions.

Even with the Faction System opening, John had no reason to fear.

Looking at these powerhouses, John felt a surge of confidence. He then turned to Tony and Ben and asked, "Seniors, are you sure you don't want to come with us?"

Tony shook his head and replied, "The Abyss has no adverse effects on us, and we've grown accustomed to it here. If there's any danger, you can summon us anytime."

Ben nodded in agreement.

John didn't press the issue. He had already spent a month in the Abyss, completely cut off from the outside world, and was concerned that something might have happened in his absence. With that, he led the group of powerhouses and bid the two seniors farewell.

Buzz!

The power of space rippled, and John effortlessly tore open a spatial rift.

Anna.

But as disagreements arose, Bonnie eventually led the Dark Elves away from the Land of Elves, capturing Beast Clan warriors and establishing her own power.

"And where is Tanya? Is she here?" Bonnie asked, her tone filled with concern. Despite the

split, she still cared deeply for her Dark Elf kin, especially the Dark Elven Saintess, Tanya.

Anna shook her head, instinctively looking at John.

Tanya had appeared during a previous Beast Clan crisis, but the encounter hadn't gone well,

leading to a conflict and a bet with John.

Not wanting to worry Bonnie, Anna simply said, "Don't worry, Tanya is still alive. She showed

up not too long ago. I'm sure she'll appear again."

"That's good to hear," Bonnie nodded, not pressing further.

She was aware of some tension between John and the Dark Elves, but she wasn't concerned.

As long as she was around, the Dark Elves wouldn't act against John. "Godslayer, what's our next move?" Behemoth asked, uninterested in the ongoing

conversation and more curious about what was to come.

John had been away from the world of Gods for a month and had a lot to catch up on. After

thinking it over, he said, "I'll take you all to Death Land first. Don't resist."

With that, he glanced at Bonnie. Understanding his concern, Bonnie smiled and said, "Though Death Land is the sacred ground

of the Dark Elves, it's yours to command now. I don't mind."

"Thank you. From now on, that will be your home," John said gratefully as he connected with

the Death Land through his mind, leading the group of powerhouses into it.

Sini and Anna followed closely behind.

As soon as they arrived, a dense life force surrounded them, and Bonnie was left in shock and

disbelief. "Is this really my Death Land?"

She remembered that Death Land was supposed to be akin to the Abyss-a prison for the powerful beings of various races.

But now, it looked like a paradise, a hidden sanctuary.

Then she noticed the massive tree in the distance, its canopy stretching across the sky. "That's the Tree of Life from the elves! No wonder..." she exclaimed in amazement.

The other powerhouses, too, felt the overwhelming life energy around them, and they breathed in deeply, feeling invigorated. Compared to the Abyss, this place was heaven.

Whoosh!

Suddenly, several powerful auras appeared as the Black Turtle and others, sensing the new arrivals, quickly rushed over.

"Damn it, kid, what have you done now, bringing so many powerful beings here?" the Black

Turtle asked irritably when he saw John.

He was worried that these were enemies John had provoked, and some of these auras were so

powerful they even made him feel uneasy.

"Look at you, always so spineless. These are all allies," John remarked, giving the Black

Turtle a glance. His behavior was a far cry from the dignified presence of his ancestor, Tony.

"Wait, Bonnie!" A sudden shout rang out as Succubus recognized Bonnie. Instantly on guard, she distanced herself, ready for battle at any moment.

Many of the monsters previously imprisoned in the Land of Darkness had been captured by

Bonnie herself.

"Oh, Succubus, you're still alive?" Bonnie replied nonchalantly, clearly not considering

Succubus a threat.

"Alright, enough," John quickly intervened, speaking firmly. "We're all on the same side now.

Any past grievances can be settled privately, but no one is allowed to kill. We have a common enemy now-gods and the races that serve them."

Hearing John's words, the hostility among the monsters lessened slightly. They grudgingly acknowledged his point with a few grunts, and they decided to ignore Bonnie for the time

being.