Poison God's Heritage

Chapter 843 Resistance



High up above the Sea of Demons, the battle raged on, a cacophony of violence and fury that shook the very fabric of the heavens. The sky was a tapestry of chaos, a sprawling war zone where countless souls clashed in a desperate struggle for survival. Screams and roars intermingled, the air itself vibrating with the intensity of it all.

Yet, amid this whirlwind of death and destruction, a grim realization settled over the battlefield: it was thankfully at its final moments.

It had been a close victory, a brutal and bloody contest that left the heavens themselves stained with the essence of life and death. The rush from the Rakshasa had been deadly, a torrent of malevolence that swept through the defenders like a plague. The Darkest Sun himself had been forced to join the fray, breaking down the onslaught in a desperate bid to protect the Beyond.

The betrayal by the Death Sun and Cryptic Sun had been a treacherous blow, a knife in the back at the worst possible moment. The Rakshasa seized the opportunity, unleashing the full weight of their forces upon the world below.

The fight was grim and gruesome, a maelstrom of agony that consumed hundreds of millions of cultivators. They had stood as the first line of defense, their lives given in a desperate attempt to stave off the impending doom. The air was thick with the scent of blood and ash, the cries of the dying mingling with the clash of steel and the crackle of arcane energies.

Even the Darkest Sun's titan slaves, towering behemoths of power and fury, had fallen in droves, their mighty forms shattered and broken by the relentless tide of Rakshasa.

Time and again, the enemy breached the lines, their vile forms breaking through the defenses like a knife through flesh. Whenever a Golden Cap Brute Rakshasa joined the vanguard, there was no cultivator that could stop it but a Sun Stage. Not even the titans were enough to hold them at bay; they could only slow them down, sacrificing themselves in a futile attempt to halt the inevitable.

At a few instances, the enemy surged forward, diving into the heart of the Beyond like a spear aimed at its core. Cultivators waiting below had been ready, their bodies tense with the knowledge that they might not survive the coming storm.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

They threw themselves into the fray, sacrificing themselves in the worst way possible by detonating their Qi, causing explosions that rent the very fabric of space. The detonation was blinding, an all-consuming blaze that took with it several dozens of Rakshasa alongside their own lives.

The ground shook with each self-sacrifice, the air filled with the acrid stench of burning flesh and charred bone.

Through it all, Shen Bao, who was preoccupied with the assistance of the Wisest Sun, had not been idle. He had already given several commands to his puppets, which now flew up to assist in the war. They moved like a swarm of locusts, each one a harbinger of destruction aimed at the heart of the Rakshasa horde.

Not only that, Tao Yang, the commander of the army that Shen Bao had left behind, used the Bastion to great effect. It was a fortress of power, a behemoth that flew up into the sky with an almost endless reserve of Qi.

The Bastion became a beacon of hope amid the darkness, its glowing form a rallying point for the weary and the wounded. The Darkest Sun himself was grateful for the timely assistance, using the Bastion as a bulwark against the enemy onslaught.

Its walls became a sanctuary, a place where the wounded could be taken to heal, where the defenders could regroup and gather their strength for the next assault. Tao Yang allowed all to access the Bastion for healing, the fortress becoming a haven amid the storm of war.

Meanwhile, the rest of the cultivators, just below the Heaven Stage, gathered around the Bastion, forming a protective ring around it. They stood ready to intercept any Rakshasa that managed to slip through the defensive line, their weapons gleaming in the dim light of the battlefield.

The air was filled with the crackle of energy as they unleashed their powers upon the enemy, bolts of lightning and fire tearing through the darkness.

Though the assistance was great in pushing the enemy back, their numbers didn't seem to dwindle one bit. They came on and on, an unending tide of horror that threatened to overwhelm the defenders. The fight looked almost hopeless as the cultivators were losing their ground bit by bit due to the incredible number difference.

Each step back felt like a step closer to oblivion, each fallen comrade a nail in the coffin of their resistance.

However, thanks to Shen Bao and the Wisest Sun liberating the rest of the Suns, a new hope emerged from the depths of despair. The Suns managed to join the fray before everything went to hell. The entrance of the Suns was like the arrival of gods descending from the heavens. They brought with them a storm of power and fury that tore through the enemy ranks with relentless ferocity.

The Red Sun roared out as he manifested his giant Asura avatar, a monstrous form that towered over the battlefield like a colossus. It wielded swords the size of moons and planets, blades that came down upon the endless hordes of Rakshasa like the wrath of a vengeful deity. With each swing, lives were culled, their screams swallowed by the cacophony of battle.

Weapons of endless might tore through and eradicated any unfortunate Rakshasa that dared to stand in its path. The sky was awash with the crimson glow of the Red Sun's fury, a blood-red tide that swept away all in its wake.

The Flamboyant Sun, not to be outdone, showcased his eye-opening flames of fury. A kaleidoscope of flamboyant colors erupted from his form, wings of fire that spread out across the battlefield in a dazzling display of power. He flew all over the battlefield, a blazing comet that burned with the intensity of a thousand stars.

His flames were a purifying force, incinerating any and all that was deemed an enemy. Cultivators cheered as his colorful flames lit up the sky, a bright galactic explosion that painted the heavens in hues of red, orange, and gold. He gave power and energy to his fellow exhausted and wounded cultivators, his presence a beacon of hope amid the darkness.


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