Chapter 647 - 12: Power of the Holy Demon, Barrier of Nine Provinces

Chapter 647: Chapter 12: Power of the Holy Demon, Barrier of Nine Provinces

The upgraded war lasted a full three months.

During these three months, Xingtian City fully showcased its war potential.

The personnel were fearless, killing devices emerged endlessly, and they took advantage of an excellent geographical position...

Even when Great Xia Gods, enraged, caused earthquakes and floods, the West Sea Dragon Race blocked them time and again.

When truly cornered, the contemporary Xingtian Clan even appeared on the All Xia Alliance’s battlefront several times, ready to go berserk at any moment.

The Great Xia Gods, however, did not care about the Xingtian Clan’s threats.

After all, even if the Xingtian Clan were to use their "nuclear deterrence," they still couldn’t threaten the Great Xia Gods.

But the Great Witches, led by the Spirit Mountain Ten Witches, couldn’t ignore this.

Because if the contemporary Xingtian Clan truly went berserk without regard for consequences, the Gods might escape, but the All Xia Allied Forces would basically be annihilated.

Thus, inevitably, the war reached a stalemate phase.

This situation persisted until spring of the following year, when everyone realized Xingtian City couldn’t hold out any longer.

In terms of combat capability, Xingtian City might annihilate a group of All Xia Allied Forces, and the contemporary Xingtian Clan could also threaten Great Xia Gods.

Yet war never depended solely on combat capabilities; it also depended on logistical supplies.

No matter how formidable Xingtian City was, it remained an isolated city.

Missing the spring sowing season meant that even if Xingtian City won the war, the final outcome wouldn’t be much better.

In this scenario, the Hundred Lands Mountain Range, previously hidden behind the scenes, finally took action.

For the first time, the Mountain People showed the world their might, marking the beginning of them forging the name "Three-Eyed Holy Demon."

When those steel aircraft carriers carrying massive amounts of supplies appeared in Kunlun Mountains and Xingtian City, everyone was shocked by the overwhelming presence of giant ships.

Realizing the crisis, Great Xia Gods even disregarded unwritten rules and chose to brazenly attack those steel aircraft carriers.

However, the Mountain People stationed on those aircraft carriers made these Great Xia Gods realize what a crushing defeat meant for the first time.

These Mountain People were the new generation of Three-Eyes, and each possessed strength comparable to Gods.

They formed arrays, used magical treasures, employing a novel battle mode showing Great Xia Gods what collective power meant.

If it were single combat, Great Xia Gods were confident they would not be inferior to those Three-Eyed Holy Demons.

Having lived for thousands of years, the Great Xia Gods had ample combat experience, and the cultivation method taught by Tao Ancestor had also been studied.

No matter the perspective, Great Xia Gods didn’t believe they’d lose to a group of mortals.

Yet, it’s like a well-trained, fully-armed ancient cavalry.

Even equipping them all with muskets, they’d still suffer a dimensional reduction blow against a fully modernized army and warfare mode.

It had nothing to do with weapons, strength, or even the combatants’ quality.

This was a cross-era dimensional reduction blow, a kind of arrogant and contemptuous "kill you, what’s it to you."

Pills, magical treasures, large arrays...

Coordination of individuals, external armament, primordial qi resonance...

With all these conditions supporting them, the individual prowess Great Xia Gods prided themselves on couldn’t exert their greatest force in this war.

Unable to seize control over Heaven and Earth Primordial Qi...

The celestial disasters and catastrophes they caused were forcibly mitigated...

Even when Great Xia Gods ventured into the large array, they were met with the siege of numerous Mountain People.

In this exchange of advantages, naturally, Great Xia Gods were not a match for Mountain People.

Thus, with thunderous momentum, the Mountain People officially became known as "Three-Eyed Holy Demon" as they ended the war.

As for Kunlun territories including Xingtian City?

Naturally, they became part of the Profound Garden Barrier.

From then onwards, as long as there was a navigation map produced by Mountain People, anyone could freely traverse between Hundred Lands Mountain Range and Kunlun Mountain through the Profound Garden Barrier.

After this war, the All Xia Federation also recognized the terror of the Profound Garden Barrier and vigorously tried to prevent Mountain People from expanding the barrier’s range beyond Kunlun Mountains.

To be truthful, the defeated All Xia Federation had no qualification to make such demands.

But, newly appointed Great Xia’s eleventh Witch King, Fu Kui, united all sides.

He single-handedly convinced all the intelligent beings on this land and then united their power to stop the expansion of the Profound Garden Barrier.

Not only that, the Divine Land Barrier, stagnant following Wu Yi’s death, was also restarted by Fu Kui.

After its restart, the Divine Land Barrier was officially called the Nine Provinces Barrier, covering most regions inhabited by intelligent beings.

In this regard alone, Fu Kui’s advocated Nine Provinces Barrier far surpassed the domain of the Divine Land Barrier.

Diving deeper into its nature, Fu Kui’s Nine Provinces Barrier couldn’t even be considered as the "God Forbidden Zone" that previous Witch Kings attempted to establish.

As long as local intelligent beings were willing, Fu Kui would lavishly share with them.

Teaching them how to fully integrate a region’s earth vein and water vein, creating a rudimentary version of the Profound Garden Barrier.

While this barrier wasn’t as profound as the Profound Garden Barrier.

When supplemented with various hydraulic facilities, artificial canals, and transport routes, it could maximally ensure good weather for the region.

Afterwards, these barriers could freely choose whether to join the Nine Provinces Barrier centered on the Witch King Tripod.

Once joined, it also meant that local living creatures chose to join the All Xia Federation, enjoying Great Xia Gods’ and Great Witches’ protection.

Even if they refused to join the Nine Provinces Barrier, the fully integrated earth and water veins could temporarily curb the Profound Garden Barrier’s expansion.

At the very least, Nvwa would find it hard to silently replicate previous actions and annex Kunlun.

From a more objective and neutral standpoint.

Fu Kui’s approach was essentially handing over the choice.

For those intelligent life with the capability to fully integrate earth and water veins, their future choice revolves around joining the Nine Provinces Barrier or the Profound Garden Barrier, entirely up to them.

Or more accurately, it depends on whether Great Xia and Hundred Lands Mountain Range can win them over.

Fu Kui was forcing Great Xia Gods to fulfill their duties of educating all beings; otherwise, intelligent life would surely lean towards Hundred Lands Mountain Range.

Likewise, he was also using this method to compel Hundred Lands Mountain Range to abandon military deterrence to prevent massive bloody wars like the Kunlun Turf War from recurring.

Impartial yet also expressing his stance clearly.

Fu Kui’s approach is seen as betrayal in Great Xia’s eyes.

In the eyes of the Mountain People, Fu Kui’s actions are equally displeasing.

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