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... > But the nature of their strength is incomparably overbearing and ferocious, and the substantial energy is hundreds to thousands of times greater than that of their peers, endless like the boundless ocean.

In Jack Clark’s eyes, what ’fell’ from the sky was not a finger but an entire Star System smashing towards him.

Its might was comparable to half a step into the Primordial.

At the mid stage of True Spirit realm, his combat power is actually comparable to half a step in ...

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