The Man's Decree

Chapter 4187 Things Kept Changing

Kai lowered his gaze, noticing the two strands of energy within the Divine Cauldron. They were constantly writhing and shifting, seemingly attempting to break free from the confinement of the cauldron.

“Kid, what do you think would happen if you channel all these energies into the Divine Cauldron?” Vermilion Demon Lord asked.

Kai scrutinized the two streams of energy within the Divine Cauldron, utterly clueless about the consequences of these energies being trapped inside. He had no idea what would happen next.

However, now that he possessed the Divine Cauldron, he knew that these peculiar energies feared it. Hence, he was no longer afraid.

“I’ll give it a try…” Kai said, taking the initiative to head toward those peculiar energies.

After he detached himself from the Divine Cauldron, those peculiar energies began to assault him once again.

As he deftly dodged, he simultaneously lured those energies toward the Divine Cauldron.

Without warning, a surge of energy was forced into the Divine Cauldron. The immense suction power of the cauldron then took control of it.

After a considerable amount of time had passed, there was no longer any sign of energy within the light curtain. Every trace of existence had been absorbed by the Divine Cauldron.

twisting and turning, seemingly filled

Divine Cauldron. As he did so, the intricate markings on its surface began

of white mist steadily emerged from the Divine

Viola and

yet

Viola had attempted to enter the light curtain to find Kai, but

extremely curious. They couldn’t comprehend why there was no sign

and thrown out. This guy has been in there for over an hour. Why

be dead

him. He had personally experienced the peculiar energy within. It was incredibly domineering.

had been inside for quite some time now. He might have already met his

None of us could hold on for even a few minutes, and now it’s been an entire

changing, giving

those

eyes, turned his gaze toward Viola and

However, a sudden surge of murderous intent caught them off guard,