Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 3067

The royal celestials had a drastic shift in expression after hearing that. All five of them noticed that the membrane was being forcefully torn open on the other side of the Devil Realm in the chaotic void beyond the Celestial Realm. A space-time rift was created as a result.

A majestic aura that was stronger than that of a sacred mountain pulsated along the realm's membrane, just above the border sea. Reflections were casted in the heavens as the great path seemed to undulate.

In the chaotic void beyond the Celestial Realm, a towering figure glared down in livid anger. His terrifying aura stirred the boundless chaos like a tidal wave, setting off shockwaves in the air several millions of miles wide.

Lawrence rose swiftly and tore through the void to step past the Celestial Realm's membrane. He gazed at the imposing figure with a grim expression and bellowed sternly, "Your disciple's fall is the result of his own weakness, Gyddur!"

"Are you here to challenge me?" Gyddur descended in his true form, causing Lawrence to feel as though he was facing a formidable adversary. Subsequently, royal celestials Creatia, Callide, and the others arrived, heightening the tension.

Above the sea, Gyddur refrained from instigating a conflict after hearing Lawrence's words and seeing the royal celestials behind him. Nonetheless, the death of Segerne—his most promising apprentice—left him seething with anger.

It was particularly harsh for Gyddur after Segerne's soul transmitted the information before his demise that Severin had swiftly killed him. Such a prodigious talent, akin to a quasi-royal celestial, would undoubtedly pose a threat if left unchecked. There was a possibility that Severin might potentially be as strong as, or—more likely—much stronger than the Green Emperor

The eruption of the Royal Celestial War at this juncture was the last thing that Lawrence and his compatriots wanted. That the extraterrestrials had three extra royal celestials in their ranks only heightened the stakes. Any harm inflicted upon them would foreclose the opportunity for any one of them to become the next quasi-celestial regent.

Such a scenario was utterly unacceptable to Lawrence and his allies.

Though a royal celestial's clone wielded considerable power, the full extent of its strength was likely capped at the level of a quasi-royal celestial. Severin—who was invincible among those of the same realm—might be able to withstand such an assault for a time. That being said, facing the clone of a royal celestial would always be a formidable challenge. Gyddur was a most cunning individual, and he most certainly possessed divine techniques that surpassed that of ordinary quasi-royal celestials.