章節 39: Chapter 39 The Fall of The Thunder Kingdom
At this moment, Li Xiao and the others stood atop the city walls, their eyes fixed on the approaching army of the Thunder Kingdom, a mighty force a million strong, advancing from the distance.
Suddenly, a cry broke through the silence. "Look! The sky… a stone mountain has appeared out of nowhere!"
The General of Tang Guo stared in disbelief. "Impossible. How could such a mountain of stone appear in the sky? It's enormous…"
His body trembled at the sight of the shadowed mountain, its immense size casting a suffocating presence. It loomed above them, dwarfing everything in its wake, as though a force of nature itself had come to pass judgment.
"If that boulder falls, no one will survive," the General muttered, fear creeping into his voice.
"Look, it seems to be heading straight for the barracks of the Thunder Kingdom," someone shouted, eyes wide.
A cold silence followed. "It's over… The Thunder Kingdom is finished. If such a mountain falls, even the mightiest warrior will perish. No one can survive this."
"Divine punishment… it must be the hand of the Primordial God," a voice whispered, trembling with awe.
The words echoed through the group, and a collective realization gripped them. The sudden appearance of the mountain, the direct targeting of the Thunder Kingdom—there could be no other explanation. The gods had intervened.
Booming—
The words had barely left their mouths when the massive stone mountain slammed into the earth, sending a shockwave that ravaged everything in its path. The land trembled, and the mountain range spanning a hundred miles was reduced to rubble in an instant.
The earth groaned beneath the weight of the impact, and the rumble of the collision shook the very foundations of the city. Cracks spread across the walls where they stood, as if the city itself were on the verge of collapsing.
"The Thunder Kingdom…" a general murmured, his face drained of color. "Are they… all gone?"
He watched in stunned silence as the colossal stone mountain descended from the heavens, crashing into the ground with a deafening roar. In an instant, the earth was torn asunder, a pit of hundreds of miles formed where the boulder struck. The entire army of the Thunder Kingdom was caught in its destructive path.
"Dead. They are all dead. Not even their remains will be found," someone murmured, eyes wide with terror.
"Even the mightiest warriors—the Golden Warriors, Diamond Warriors, even the extraordinary ones—they'll be crushed without a chance," another voice quivered.
"The Lord God's power is beyond comprehension," someone whispered in awe. "Without lifting a finger, from miles away, he hurls a mere stone mountain and wipes out an entire army."
"Just one boulder," another muttered, shaking with fear. "What if the gods decided to throw hundreds or thousands? Would the entire Thunder Kingdom be reduced to rubble, to nothing but meat and bones?"
"Shenwei," came the reverent whisper, "this is the power of the ancient gods."
The soldiers and citizens were so stunned they could scarcely speak. The sheer might of the strike, the earth shaking beneath the weight of a stone mountain, felt as though the world itself was crumbling. It was a force no mortal could stand against.
Not even the legendary extraordinary warriors could survive such a calamity.
"This… this is divine punishment?" Li Xiao's voice trembled as he spoke.
He had seen the effects of divine punishment before, during the destruction of Chen Guo three years ago. The Primordial Gods had frozen entire cities, causing untold death. At the time, the devastation had left him in awe of the gods' power, but he hadn't fully grasped its magnitude.
Now, witnessing it firsthand, he understood. A stone mountain, falling from the heavens, had wiped out thousands of elite warriors, including the invincible Lord of the Thunder Kingdom and his greatest generals. They were crushed like insects beneath the gods' will.
Even the most extraordinary warriors, those revered for their power, were reduced to nothing in an instant. It was as if they had never been.
Li Xiao shuddered, imagining his own fate had the gods chosen his city as their target. If a stone mountain had fallen upon Chang'an, he would have been reduced to nothing, never knowing his end. No place was safe from the wrath of the gods.
And with that thought, Li Xiao's faith in the Primordial Gods was solidified, unshakable and unwavering. No matter what, he would never betray the gods.
"Behold! The Primordial God has appeared!"
A collective gasp swept through the crowd, and all eyes turned toward the figure emerging from the mist. A giant, towering at ten feet, appeared before them. The sheer scale of this being was impossible to comprehend—its toes alone were the size of a palace, and the rest of its body was lost in the mists above.
They could only glimpse the faint outline of the giant, its massive form emerging from the depths of the clouds.
The survivors, both soldiers of the Thunder Kingdom and citizens of Tang Guo, fell to their knees in terror, shivering in fear. The awe of the ancient gods gripped them tightly, for they knew that one misstep could bring ruin beyond imagination.
Even those who had once doubted the existence of such gods now stood in terrified reverence. The power displayed was irrefutable, and no one could deny the presence of the gods.
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