"They don't even know the existence of the dimensional laws of the middle and upper dimensions. Furthermore, what's terrifying is that this force is even more powerful than the power of the universe's laws. And you're still saying that whoever possesses this power isn't the chosen one?" Wilbur took a deep breath. "That's true, but a cultivator can reach Sanctuary level through cultivation and practice, then open up a portal to another dimension to borrow its dimensional laws." "No. There is a limit to a cultivator's capabilities, and they cannot outsmart the dimensional laws of the dimension they are in. That's what sets them apart from the chosen ones." Tracy kept looking at Wilbur as he spoke, which made Wilbur feel pressured as if Tracy was not fighting alongside him, but against him instead. Tracy smiled all of a sudden then. "Don't get me wrong, Mister Penn. There are loads of people who know how to control the power of light and the power of destruction. I wasn't specific

After the webs landed on the ground, the two six-winged angels turned into white light before fading out of sight. Following this, even more spider webs came attacking Wilbur and Tracy. "Quad Thunder!" Wilbur put his palms together as he retreated, summoning four balls of lightning. They hovered in mid-air, sparking with chains of lightning as they attacked the black spiders below. Crackling sounds could be heard as the chains of lightning struck the spiders' bodies. Yet they were not harmed in the slightest— in fact, they seemed to rather enjoy the lashes. The spiders spat out more webs, sucking the balls of thunder to themselves before swallowing them whole. Wilbur took the opportunity to pounce at them once more, waving the halberd in his grip as he attacked and killed two spiders. At the same time, Tracy muttered his chants as a pillar of light came down from the sky and enveloped the black spiders. They wriggled furiously for a while before exploding to their death. Even

Wilbur opened his left hand and gave it a try, thinking murderous thoughts in his head. Sure enough, a cloud of black aura appeared in his palm the next second. "Ah, I get it now." Wilbur got an idea, and he increased his thoughts of murder and bloodshed by tenfold. A black miasma enveloped the halberd, and Wilbur stared down at the black spider coldly as he waved the halberd. "To hell with you!" This time, the woman atop the spider trembled with fear as if she had run into a powerful enemy. The halberd fell from mid-air, giving the woman no chance to react as it struck her body and split her clean into two as the spider's body was bisected as well. The spider's legs were blasted to bits and scattered on the ground. Tracy walked over with a smile. "You seemed to have learned something new, Mister Penn." "Yep. I think I've found a special energy." Wilbur had not expected the power of destruction to stem from evil thoughts. However, this was hardly the first time he had bee

"I haven't forgotten, Tracy. But you can't be so selfish." "That's up to me, Wilbur Penn! You can do whatever you want, and I'll do whatever I want. Let's part ways here!" Tracy turned and walked into the fog, heading to another end of the barrier. Wilbur scrambled to chase after him. Sure enough, Tracy was casting another light spell to break the barrier. A ray of sword energy swung over, and Tracy was once again forced to dodge Wilbur's attack. He turned to look at Wilbur. "You don't have to do this to me, Wilbur. Look at this barrier." Wilbur turned and saw the ripples of white light all across the barrier. The energy of both Tracy and Wilbur's attacks was absorbed by the barrier at once, and neither of the men was hurt in the slightest. Wilbur finally heaved a sigh of relief then. Tracy said, "That senior knew this day would come, and he made this barrier to stop the ant-men. How are we ever going to match up against them, though?" "You've disappointed me nevertheless,

The thought made Tracy smile. "He sure is the chosen one. I guess I underestimated him." At the same time, an ant-man holding a long spear with a cape on his back had walked up to the edge of the fog under two ant-men's ld. There were already a few ant-men waiting there. Through the connection in their feelers, the ant general was able to know what was going on in the fog. The two guards by his side were about to enter the fog, but the ant general put up a hand as if ordering them to back up. Following that, the general walked into the fog holding his spear. The ant general seemed unaffected by the fog. It was not long before he had found the four ant-men's locations, as well as where Wilbur was. However, the general did not charge in Wilbur's direction. Instead, he found the nearest ant-man to stand by and pretend as if he was under control as well. Wilbur reached them soon enough. Just as he was about to go in for the kill, the ant general raised his sword and stabbed at Wi