Chaos Devourer System
Chapter 720: Reward Hall

Chapter 720: Reward Hall

RUN! RUN!

That was when they all finally felt the warning sink in, and immediately the shout of “run” filled the air as all geniuses burst outward with speed, running away instantly.

In real life, the number of them that were at the Undying rank could be counted on one hand.

And now, with the realm’s effect on them, the majority already had their powers reduced to half!

That made the strongest genius among them at the Pseudo-Galaxy rank, and the majority of them could only rank at the Universe stage.

How in the world were they supposed to face over a hundred thousand meters of Undying titans?

Resistance would be absolutely futile, and it was something even the most arrogant among them knew, so quickly they burst into running.

But the titans themselves weren’t slow at all.

A single step covered incredibly vast distances, and soon they began catching up to the students.

What resulted was a battle to the death as various geniuses who had been caught up with, fought out with their power, drawing out their weapons and exchanging battle with the titans.

ROOOOOOOAAAARRR AHAHHHHHHHHH

Cries of battle and shrill screams of otherworlders getting crushed to paste resounded as the entire world turned to hell in a single blink.

Some otherworlders were incredibly slow at running and were quickly caught up too.

Chillingly, they were roughly smashed dead to the ground or stepped on, causing them to blow up with a bang, sending splashes of blood and bones through the air and further petrifying those who were running away.

Flying into the air made no difference as the titans were just too tall.

They covered everywhere and chased everyone forward.

“We can never outrun them; we can only fight!” A figure that had been running for a few hours screamed out to the rest after they noticed the titans were still hot on their trail, and a quarter of them had already been wiped out.

If this was going to continue forever, then it was no doubt they would soon be wiped out completely.

Instead of running and ending up dying in the end, why not just band together and fight back?

The majority of those who were already close to being spent from running away listened and quickly gathered more and supported each other.

Soon the otherworlders all immediately flared their power, activating all of their secret techniques, and in the next instant, the entire world seemed to have become a realm of iridescent lights as the darkness in the sky was immediately banished away.

Their aura flaring away everything and giving way to the golden sun in the sky once more.

FIGHT!

BOOOOOOOM! BOOOOOOM! BOOOOOOM!

A crazy battle ensued with otherworlders and titans battling out for their lives.

The battle at first was a futile one, but soon the races’ teamwork began increasing, and it turned into an evenly matched battle.

Blood splashes, the titans collapsed onto the ground sending abyssal craters through the ground.

The entire grassland turned to a brutal battlefield laying with the corpses of otherworlders and fallen titans.

But far from the chaos, a figure stood on top of a high hill simply staring into the distance with an interesting gaze.

Of course, it was none other than Zeras. Having sighted the titans first, he had immediately poured everything he had into his legs and simply ran.

Now he was completely physically exhausted, and his clothes dripped with sweat from how much he had forced his own body to move.

But right now, he could agree his choice was really the right thing.

While he truly was spent, at least there was no danger to his life.

The titans weren’t advancing anymore since they had all been faced with the otherworlders and were currently battling out with them.

Like the titan’s advancement, the rain and cloud had also halted in the area no longer moving forward, and that means Zeras was free for the time being.

Quickly, a few hours passed for Zeras, and the battle between otherworlders and titans was still hot when Zeras noticed something.

The sun was starting to move once more, piercing through the dark layers of the dark cloud, and as soon as it shone on the titans, they all began turning back into dust!

Quickly, it covered the entire area, wiping out every single titan present, and green grass also began appearing on the ground once more.

The dead and decayed aura of the ground quickly faded away, replaced by a nice aura.

Immediately the titans disappeared, the majority of the otherworlders collapsed on their knees shedding tears of joy, while some simply fainted from joy.

Never in their life had they ever been forced to go through such a hell, preventing themselves from getting killed by those who were thrice stronger than they were.

It was definitely something frightening, as a single mistake could have easily led to their end.

But in the end, they were able to pass it, and quickly the sunlight brightened on all of the areas as the otherworlders began disappearing, and the same could be said to Zeras, who also faded away into thin air.

Successfully, they completed the first trial.

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Opening his eyes once more, Zeras found himself within a large golden room, the golden light blinding him for a while, but when he opened his eyes, a certain light flashed within.

Right now before him were about 50 objects floating in the air, all placed in special glass encasing.

Those objects floated in the air, arranged like a wall, and ranged from manuals to cultivation techniques to strange artifacts, to weapons, and many more other objects that wanted to make him almost drool.

But he wasn’t the only one, immediately many otherworlders dashed towards the rewards and what followed were roars of “mine” and “give me that, you bloody inferiority!”.

Strangely, all the injuries they had before had been healed, and now they were full of energy more than ever.

It was chaotic, and after looking through the various rewards held in each box, Zeras slowly shook his head before stepping backward and sitting on the marble ground far away from where the battle was taking place.

In the end, he decided not to make a move and simply watch.