The Strongest War God

Chapter 2050: The Old Dragon Soars to the Heaven Chapter 2050: The Old Dragon Soars to the Heaven Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation He was still afraid of the large green eye.

Braydon Neal smiled faintly and continued forward.

The journey spanned tens of millions of miles.

Finally, they reached the end of the Ten Thousand Buddha Mountain.

From afar, an endless dragon with snow-white hair could be seen rolling in the sky.

Its scales were constantly cracking, as if melting away.

The pain of its impending death had nearly driven it mad.

The level ten aura was suffocatingly oppressive.

Yet it ignited greed and desire in everyone’s eyes.

The level ten dragon was on the brink of death.

The great path had appeared.

For all level nine warriors, it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

The rain of the great path, capable of advancing all transcendents below the high-level, was descending.

Such a chance only came once in tens of millions of years.

No one was willing to let it slip by.

Braydon and the others remained steadfast.

Kreig Jordahl’s eyes turned cold as he once again used his secret technique to peer into the mysteries of the Ten Thousand Buddha Mountain.

At that moment— “Young friend!” The old monk accompanying Scipio Langdon sensed something and turned to Kreig.

“You can only spy once or twice.

You must not spy a third time.” It was a warning.

A third attempt would not be tolerated.

The Ten Thousand Buddha Mountain would not hesitate to turn hostile.

Blood trickled from the corner of Kreig’s lips as he staggered back.

Braydon frowned.

“Are there more old monks?” Rusty Neal asked angrily.

“We need to leave!” Kreig’s breathing was uneven as he grabbed Braydon’s arm.

“Hm?” Braydon’s eyes brightened.

“I’m afraid we won’t escape,” Everett Neal said, his small frame floating as he surveyed their surroundings.

An old monk had appeared in the mountains near the Ten Thousand Buddha Mountain, seemingly watching them.

It was clear the mountain intended to keep Kreig.

“What did you see?” Braydon asked telepathically.

“Innumerable vengeful souls—like a devil’s nest.” Kreig closed his eyes.

“There’s also a stone cave with monks inside.

They appear frozen, but the stone walls encasing them are blood-red.

Blood flows within.” Braydon immediately understood.

No wonder Kaius Merkle had sensed blood within the Ten Thousand Buddha Mountain, even beneath the shroud of Buddhist light.

The blood was deeply hidden in the mountains, so thick it could not be dispersed.

It seemed the Ten Thousand Buddha Mountain was far more sinister than it appeared.

“We need to find a chance to leave.

As for the others here, I’m afraid only a few will survive…” Kreig said grimly.

“Stay calm,” Braydon said, clasping his hands behind his back as he gazed at the distant old monk.

He suddenly called out, “Herve Jervis, long time no see.

Isn’t it rude to spy on us like this?” “Amitabha.

This young friend is fated to be with my Ten Thousand Buddha Mountain.” The old monk stepped forward, arriving at Kreig’s side.

Pressing his palms together, he asked, “Will you join the Ten Thousand Buddha Mountain?

This old monk is willing to take you as a disciple.” “Get lost!” Kreig said coldly.

“You reek of blood.” “Old baldy, you’d better not provoke him.

He’s super fierce,” Rusty warned.

Each of them carried trump cards.

If not for the mysterious teacher behind Braydon, who had destroyed their path fruit, Rusty and the others would have been the strongest forces beyond the universe.

Killing even a level ten being wasn’t beyond their reach.

As they spoke—The old dragon’s body began to crack.

Its dragon soul flew out and dissipated with a loud bang.

Its soul scattered, its body shattered.

The next step was path destruction.

The body would die, and the path would vanish, feeding all things in the world.

“A tenth step, passing away in meditation.

This is the first time I’ve seen one,” Scipio said calmly.

“It’s about to begin!” Countless level nine transcendents watched with bated breath.

The old dragon had passed away.

The path to the tenth level had revealed itself.