Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 2888

Severin sat cross-legged on the mat. After the door closed, he said slowly, "The journey to Eastplain was quite fruitful, but forcibly breaking through to level eight supreme paragon left my foundation somewhat unstable. I need to take some time to consolidate it."

His breakthrough was partly due to forcibly refining the residual power of the celestial peach within his body, along with a component of luck.

At that time, Severin had no choice but to do so in the face of Grenn's aggressive attack. Later, after severely injuring Grenn and rushing to assist Holbur and the others against Xavier, he naturally had no time to stabilize his cultivation.

With this in mind, Severin slowly closed his eyes and began to absorb and circulate the spiritual energy in his surroundings.

Meanwhile, in a cave world within Primordial Sacred Land, Xavier sat in the courtyard, his head shrouded in wisps of demonic energy. His face was pale and his body covered in wounds. The robust flesh of his half-immortal body seemed patched together like a broken rag doll.

His right arm had been forcibly torn from his shoulder, and terrifying law energy lingered around the wound, causing excruciating pain. Even more severe were the injuries to his chest, which could leave him dead if not treated!

Xavier's chest was first wounded by Holbur's protective divine weapon, and later Severin successfully ambushed him using the Green Empire's Pagoda, breaking several of his ribs in the process. His internal organs were shattered, and most of his bones suffered fractures. An ordinary supreme paragon would likely have perished long ago if it were not for the robust vitality of his half-immortal body.

He looked down at the scars on his chest, his murky eyes flashing with fierce coldness. "Severin! I swear I'm going to skin you alive!"

Xavier's face was livid, and fury blazed in his eyes. He might have already dealt with Holbur and the others if Severin had not ambushed him with the Green Empire's Pagoda.