Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 2521

Severin's consciousness entered an illusory space. The space appeared entirely white, with no clear directions, only thousands of golden sword beams danced within it. Each sword beam burst forth with a sharp breath. Even from a distance, Severin could feel a piercing sensation. It felt as if he had just crossed through a sea of corpses and blood, where the residual sword beam had not dissipated and could still cut through hair and flesh.

"So, this is the swordwill left by the ancestor in the stone tablet? Truly terrifying!" Severin exclaimed when he saw this scene.

Faced with the oppressive pressure of these sword beams, Severin's soul trembled. The swordwill within his body couldn't resist it. Amidst his astonishment, he focused his mind and gently swept him through the sword beams one by one with his divine senses and comprehended its philosophy.

The first thing that caught his eye was a middle-aged man in a purple robe, whose appearance was indistinct. This man stood with his hands behind his back and stepped on void. The occasion gentle breeze blew and lifted the man's long hair. He looked like an immortal.

At this moment, layers of corpses were stacked beneath the man's feet. There were beasts, dragons, and human cultivators among the corpses. All the corpses had smooth and clean cuts, with terrifying swordwill pervading the wounds, preventing any air from flowing around. Even though Severin knew that the scene before him was illusory, just the swordwill left by the David in the stone tablet made him feel terrified and sophisticated!

Just as Severin was about to withdraw his gaze, the man moved. He raised his hand and pointed into the void, causing the entire space to collapse. The man's body was filled with roaring swordwill, and countless hot sword beams appeared around him. These sword beams were extremely sharp, cutting through space in an instant.

The Nine Heavens Gale and black holes that burst out from the space dissipated completely in just a few breaths of time.