Divine Path System

Chapter 1024 You Do Not Deserve Mercy

Humans watched the Varian fight the Thunder King and the Undead Leader. When he finally crushed the abyssal ruler, the crowd cheered. The retired military officers wept in joy while the adults celebrated. Children simply clapped as they didn't understand the immensity of what just transpired.

Clutching their hearts tight, they watched Varian fight the two villains responsible for the horrendous tragedy they just experienced.

So, Uranians also watched the battle with bloodshot eyes. Thankfully, they could watch from the comfort of their own homes. And it reminded them--the reason they could be so safe in their little nest was because of a young man who stopped the two evils before they could do to Uranus what they did to Neptune.

Under the encouragement and subtle help of the two, she was nearly pushed to death by her archenemy Despair Queen.

Thanks to her enemy's last-minute abandonment, she survived. If not...

There wasn't a shred of hesitation when they gave up the planetoids, and heck, stopped short of destroying the planet they always dreamed of.

The emergence of Varian flipped the board. The abyssals were suddenly faced with an existential threat. If Sin King was alive, as the strongest abyssal ruler, he might've had a good chance at killing Varian.

But with him gone, no one was 'confident' enough to fight Varian. He's no longer weaker than them. If they still fought, not only would they die, they'd make him stronger.

The battle video was several minutes or perhaps even thirty minutes behind real-time. Even with some of the best artificial intelligence, a battle of this level wasn't easy to be captured. They had to cover large areas of space, join the individual pictures from each drone and create an approximate video.

Varian's strength was outrageous. Even more monstrous than his strength was his stamina. Even though he kept using highly taxing attacks, his momentum didn't change at all.

The Undead had his head cracked open while the Thunder King received the most gore beating Irene had ever seen in her life.

Instinctively, she curled herself as spasms of fear jolted her.

But this...

She realized that even though they had several small talks after he returned, neither she nor any other Sovereign asked him about what he experienced after he went missing.

The blood of abyssals dried on Varian's arms, chest, and face. Thunder King under him was beaten to something that was no longer even abyssal.

Thunder King had his head and a few organs intact, the rest were pummeled to paste. Rather than being beaten to paste, it appeared as if someone simply placed a head on a corpse that was run over by a road leveler. It was absolutely disgusting.

'Bastard.' Varian wasn't happy even after all the pain he inflicted upon this bastard. The billions that died weren't coming back. Billions of families were wrecked and there was nothing he could do to change it.

This abyssal was very strong and arrogant when he first returned. But now, he was pleading. Pleading for death. There wasn't even a shred of light in those dead eyes.

"Why bother?" Looking at the gaze of the abyssal, Varian sighed inwardly.

A crackling lightning sword appeared above Thunder King's head. The abyssal ruler squirmed and tried to jump at it. His eyes were fixated on the golden sword and he sought death.

For some reason, it reminded Varian of all the bloodshed on Neptune. A shiver shot up Varian's spine and the scenes of that baby dying in the pregnant mother's womb flashed in his mind repeatedly.

A few minutes later, they stopped in front of a large lightning wall--the entrance to Thunder Abyss.