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Chapter 249: Chapter 249: The Submission of the Beast Clan, Changes on Earth

Chapter 249: The Submission of the Beast Clan, Changes on Earth



John was slaughtering Hunters to level up when the world of Gods connected to the Shadow Star. However, despite this connection, no new Hunter Queens or Shadow Clan warriors had descended from the Skyline Continent, which puzzled him.

Still, it worked in his favor, giving him more time to focus on leveling up.

Just then, he received a private message from Sini.

"Tony and Ben are here?" A smile spread across his face. He could easily guess their purpose -apparently, the Beast Clan was now willing to cooperate.

Earlier, the gods had also sent word, saying they wouldn't follow his command but were willing to join forces against the Shadow Clan.

John had gladly accepted that offer. Now, only the demon race and the humans of the Skyline Continent had yet to make a clear stance.

He wasn't too concerned, though. Once his strength increased further, these factions would have no choice but to submit.

With a thought, John returned to the Death Land.

The air was thick with powerful spiritual energy.

Tony and Ben stood by the Elven Spring, their faces filled with amazement.

Sara and a few others blocked their path, aware that the soul contract between John and the two had been severed. They didn't trust them fully and refused to let them approach the Immortals' legacy or the Elven Spring.

Just then, John appeared, and the two immediately moved toward him.

Tony was the first to speak, "Godslayer, what have you been up to recently?"

John smiled but didn't answer directly. Instead, he asked, "Cand-Dragon sent you, didn't he? What's his stance?"

The two exchanged glances-so it really was connected to John.

Ben spoke up, "Lord Cand-Dragon has said that the Beast Clan will fully support you, even helping you acquire the final Skyline Continent treasure and assist you in becoming the Overseer."

"Oh?" John raised an eyebrow, slightly surprised.

He had assumed the Beast Clan would be like the gods, only interested in working together against the Shadow Clan. But it seemed Cand-Dragon was much more committed than he'd expected.

John asked, "Is Cand-Dragon sincere about this?"

Ben nodded, "I know Lord Cand-Dragon well. He wouldn't say this unless he meant it."

John felt a bit moved. Honestly, the Beast Clan had always resonated well with him.

Tony, sensing the dense spiritual energy in the Death Land, asked, "Kid, can we train here too?"

"Of course," John responded without hesitation.

From the very beginning, both Tony and Ben had supported him. Even after Cand-Dragon forcibly severed their soul contract with John, they had continued to secretly pass along information and helped him in countless ways.

Without their assistance, John might not have been able to stop the upper-tier gods from opening the passage between Earth and the world of Gods.

"What about the Immortals' legacy?" Tony asked eagerly, his gaze fixed on the Immortals' legacy nearby.

He could feel a powerful force drawing him toward it.

John smiled slightly and said, "That won't be a problem either."

After a moment of thought, he added, "Anyone from the Beast Clan whom you trust can come here to train and comprehend the Immortals' legacy."

Tony and Ben's eyes lit up. After some consideration, Ben asked, "Can Lord Cand-Dragon come here to train as well?"

"He can," John nodded, agreeing without hesitation. In the past, he might have been more cautious.

But now that his strength had grown, even if Cand-Dragon turned against him after receiving the legacy, John was confident he could take him down.

"If Cand-Dragon tries anything after gaining the Immortals' legacy, I won't hesitate to eliminate him," John thought.

Tony quickly said, "Ben, you go inform Lord Cand-Dragon. I'll stay here and train."

"You sly old fox!" Ben shot him a glare but nodded. After exchanging a few words with John, Ben left the Death Land in a flash.

Tony, on the other hand, wasted no time, eagerly sitting down in front of the Immortals' legacy, cross-legged, ready to begin his comprehension.

However, this development bought him some time. If the Shadow Star was destroyed, they would descend there first, giving him time to grow stronger-perhaps strong enough to stop

them.

And if not, well, there was always the Immortals' method: wiping out all the gods.

John turned to Ritchie and Armstrong, giving them a stern warning. "Be careful. Avoid clashing with the Hunters, and if you run into danger, retreat to the Death Land."

"Got it," they both nodded in agreement.

With a thought, John left the Death Land and once again appeared at the outskirts of the Ancient Battlefield Ruins, continuing his relentless hunt of Hunters to level up.

To kill Hunters more efficiently, he ventured deeper into the ruins, where their numbers were

even greater.

More than a month had passed in the blink of an eye.

During this time, John had been slaughtering Hunters non-stop in the Ancient Battlefield

Ruins, raising his level to over 7,000.

He still had around 2,000 levels to go before reaching 10,000, and with nearly two months left, it was more than enough time for him to ascend to the demigod rank.

In a month of carnage, his three clones had joined the fight, together slaying at least several

billion Hunters, yet the numbers of the creatures showed no sign of diminishing.

He couldn't help but marvel at the endless waves of Hunters. During this period, there had still been no sign of a Hunter Queen or any Shadow Clan

warriors.

The Shadow Clan's continued inactivity made him uneasy.

He suspected those beings were planning something far more dangerous behind the scenes.

"Keep leveling up!" John renewed his focus, and with a thought, summoned his three clones once more to continue the slaughter.

All three of his clones had been refined with treasures, replicating his Plunder, Wrath of the Gods, and Undying and Immortal talents.

His Skyline Continent human clone had even acquired a hidden class-Elemental Knight—

which perfectly suited its attributes.

Although the strength of his clones didn't quite match his main body, they were more than capable of easily wiping out demigod-level Hunters.

Plus, the experience gained from their kills was shared with his main body.

Once he reached demigod level, he could tap into the Immortals' legacy again, further

boosting his power.

Each of the three clones, possessing their own consciousness, ventured deep into different

regions of the ancient ruins, continuing their massacre of the Hunters.

Suddenly, a life force appeared-it was an upper-tier god.

"Dark Humans?" John murmured, confused. With his Soul Perception, he easily identified the

intruder. He couldn't understand why a Dark Humans upper-tier god had ventured here. Wasn't he afraid of the Hunters?

Quickly dispatching the surrounding Hunters, John flew swiftly toward the presence of the

Dark Humans god.

At the entrance of the Ancient Battlefield Ruins, a Dark Humans warrior cautiously advanced,

his heart pounding as the Hunters watched him closely, their gazes predatory.

Yet strangely, none of the Hunters attacked him.

His body exuded a sinister aura-the unmistakable presence of the Shadow Clan.