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Chapter 2942 - when killed

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Immemorial Sword Venerable Chapter 2942 when killed

Crash! *

With a flash, he tore through the air and appeared in front of the Tao Ze Beast.

Seeing Fang Chen, a tinge of excitement flashed across the eyes of the Tao Ze beast.

“What is going on?” Fang Chen directly asked.

“Ever since you left, I guarded the Hei Ze Chaos. One day, I accidentally entered the Empyrean Sea and was shocked to discover that I was unable to enter no matter what. This discovery completely shocked me. “

“However, the real nightmare has only just begun,” recalled Tao Ze beast. After that evil race discovered me in the Empyrean Sea, they sent a large number of experts to enter the Empyrean Sea and completely sealed me. “With my life on the line, I lost a large amount of blood essence and barely managed to escape into the space storm.”

At that time, he had also been forced into a corner. There was no other way. Even if he knew that he would die in a space storm, he still wouldn’t be able to do it.

“Evil race?”

“This is too evil. They do not have any flesh or blood in their bodies. They are like bones, and their bodies emit an extremely evil aura.” Tao Ze beast said slowly.

“Too strong.”

Tao Ze Beast sighed, he could not help but exclaim in shock, his eyes were wide open as he stared straight at Fang Chen.

It was truly unimaginable that Fang Chen’s strength had actually already reached such a level.

One day, a blinding light pierced through the void and disappeared into the darkness.

Fang Chen appeared in the air outside the Empyrean Sea.

“Evil aura.”

With his current strength, he could easily tear apart the barrier, pierce through it and arrive at the Empyrean Sea.

“I can’t accept it.”

He roared in anger and took a step forward, his entire body ignited in flames as he charged towards Corpse Demons.

“Die.”

Ka-cha! *

Crash! *

Fang Chen appeared from thin air.

“Cruel.”

“Destroying all living things is an unforgivable sin.”

“Corpse Demons, die.”