Is that a Wisp?

Chapter 1551 Krune Vs Mon-Tu-Casha

“That’s impossible. Forget it.” Krune shook his head, ignoring Mon-Tu-Casha as he completed his bow before staring at the 8th Generation God King with calm, almost dead eyes, “Do I need to address you as…”

“That’s unnecessary.” The 8th Generation God King interjected. “I’m only helping you because of the circumstances. I’ll do everything in my power to strengthen you. However, that’s all. I’ll never address you as my disciple. Even I’m not capable of setting aside my hatred to this extent.”

“Alright, let’s start training immediately,” Krune said, getting up, unwilling to waste his time.

“But first, the two of them must fight,” Zoitan-Kutang said all of a sudden, sporting a gentle smile, her eyes alternating between Krune and Mon-Tu-Casha. “Show us your abilities. With that, if we think of any good idea, we too can pitch in.”

“Honestly, all of us wish to see how far the eighth generation could go in this fight.”

The six God Kings that were standing in the middle of the ground moved towards the side as the 8th Generation God King didn’t say much other than nod his head at Mon-Tu-Casha. It was a simple implication for her to win this fight.

Everyone retreated to the side as only Krune and Mon-Tu-Casha remained in the center.

Mon-Tu-Casha stared at Krune, warning him, “I’m way stronger here than outside.”

“It won’t make much of a difference,” Krune muttered as he extended his hand, clutching hold of the palm-sized Thundercloud Whale that appeared.

And suddenly, the ground they were upon began to squirm as thousands of maggots drilled out before merging into the ground itself, acting as if nothing happened there.

A beam of energy wafted out of Mon-Tu-Casha, coiling on the ground around her as all maggots in the region were destroyed. The power slowly broiled as immediately, the various Mong Realm Gods kneeled on the ground, exhausted.

Bang!

Krune’s figure was sent flying as a terrifying power burst out of Mon-Tu-Casha.

“Hahahaha!” The 8th Generation God King began to bellow in laughter immediately after, proud at the scene.

After all, the power Mon-Tu-Casha was wielding currently was his signature Power Storm Law.

In the Graveyard of Gods, Mon-Tu-Casha was unable to use the power of the Law Worlds. However, that didn’t mean that her power was useless.

Instead, she was able to use all the dead Mong Realm Gods. After all, they were pretty much their Law Worlds that she could draw upon.

And the first power she siphoned was her dad’s. Even though the Power Storm Law was only a fragment of its former self, its power worked on combusting any energy or the law itself to gain power.

Here, Mon-Tu-Casha substituted the fuel needs with the Laws of the other Mong Realm Gods that were nearby, resulting in a terrifying attack.

Krune’s figure flickered through the air before crashing into the house at the edge of the ground, mildly cracking the wall.

There was a large depression on his chest due to the attack as he coughed out blood. But a second later, his angry expression was replaced by a smile as a group of maggots exited the ground and drilled into his body, rapidly healing his injuries.

And slowly, more and more maggots drilled out of the ground, raising their numbers by devouring the terrifyingly powerful laws that formed the place.

“T-This is?” Zoitan-Kutang was shocked to see the true power of Krune’s Hunger Law, having never expected it to be of such a nature, thinking, ‘If there’s no one to stop him, his power could gradually consume everything.’

She then gazed at Mon-Tu-Casha, watching her power casually destroy the maggots. ‘I see, so this is how a balance is attained.’

Mon-Tu-Casha was capable of infiltrating the Law Worlds and performing a variety of operations there. If left unchecked, there would come a day where she could even infiltrate the Graveyard of Gods to reap all the wealth and resources from here.

However, Krune’s power hindered her. After all, his maggots were capable of devouring any Law to grow in numbers exponentially. This meant that all the Law Worlds were fair game for him. Even if Mon-Tu-Casha were to escape into a Law World, Krune could infect the Law World with his maggots, either that itself or a nearby Law World.

Anyway, to protect the Law Worlds that her power was based upon, Mon-Tu-Casha would have no other choice but to destroy all the maggots.

Similarly, if Krune infected a realm with his Hunger Law, the maggots would eventually eat through the entire realm, strengthening him further. However, Mon-Tu-Casha was able to instantly enter the related Law Worlds and erase the maggots infesting there.

Moreover, as all she did was kill the maggots, the Law Worlds digested the remains, a trait all Law Worlds had.

Anything in a Law World was gradually assimilated into it. This meant that she was even able to shave off Krune’s strength to reinforce other Law Worlds.

The powers of the two were as unique as they could get but contradicted and controlled each other. This was how a balance had been reached that prevented either side from controlling the God Realm.

After all, unlike the 8th Generation God King, whose power was the strongest offensive, the powers of both Krune and Mon-Tu-Casha were strategic in nature.

They were both accumulation based.

Krune dusted off his clothes before his figure flickered, appearing behind Mon-Tu-Casha as he thrust forth with the Cloud Whale, riddling her body with holes as the Power Storm Law sent him flying once again.

Her injuries swiftly healed as Mon-Tu-Casha condensed a blazing sphere that she threw onto the ground, turning all the maggots into ash before piling the ash into a sphere that she condensed.

Her power seeped into it as suddenly, a maggot wriggled in its center, the sole maggot that she had deliberately excluded from killing.

Her hand then emitted a chilling, corrosive power as she plunged her hand into the maggot, channeling her power through it and into Krune in an effort to destroy him.

“Keuk!” Krune collapsed to the ground in response as a whitish radiance began to damage him. But immediately in response, the sphere in Mon-Tu-Casha’s hand exploded as a storm of lightning drowned her.