"Ah?" Upon seeing this scene, the Mermaid Queen felt a chill run through her body. For a moment, she seemed to have difficulty breathing, and the entire world seemed to have lost its color.
However, she was no ordinary woman, and she wouldn't just cry and whine in this situation. She quickly reacted and sent over a series of healing blessings.
Unfortunately, those musical notes burst instantly on Zuan like bubbles, having no effect whatsoever.
"How could this happen..." The Mermaid Queen's heart sank to the bottom. She subconsciously wanted to go over, but was pulled back by Mikado Baiharu.
“If you go there now, you will only be struck dead by lightning,” Mikado Baiharu said coldly.
"Since Brother Zu is dead anyway, what's the point of everything else? I just want to see him off on his final journey." The Mermaid Queen's usually melodious voice was unusually hoarse at this moment.
"Who said he's dead?" Mikado Baiharu said irritably.
"He's not dead?" A glimmer of light appeared in the mermaid queen's dull eyes.
"This is the Wind Tribulation, one of the Three Calamities of Immortals. The previous Fire Tribulation tested one's true nature, and this tribulation tests one's will and cultivation. If one can withstand it, one will be reborn; if one cannot, one will be blown away by this gust of wind and have one's flesh and bones destroyed." Mikado Hyoharu kept her eyes fixed on the person in the arena. She now had a sliver of anticipation in her heart, wondering if that lecherous fellow could withstand it.
"Then what can we do to help him?" the mermaid queen asked hurriedly.
Mikado Baiharu said calmly, "There's nothing you can do to help him. This is a tribulation he has to overcome himself. The only thing you can do is pray."
Upon hearing this, the Mermaid Queen took a deep breath, clasped her hands tightly to her chest, interlocked her fingers, and prayed devoutly: "Respected Sea God, I hope you can bless my elder brother so that he can safely overcome this calamity. I, your faithful disciple, am willing to pray sincerely through the vast blue sea and sky every night..."
Hearing her prayer, Mikado Baiqing sneered inwardly. This woman was incredibly stupid. She was clearly closer to that boy than to my body, yet she insisted on acting like this, as if she were going to die.
But as she laughed, she suddenly fell silent, gazing at the distant sky where clouds drifted by, wondering if it was because she had never experienced the taste of love.
Di Jun had many women, but they were only attracted to his power and status; none of them seemed to be like her.
She was like this, as were Xie Daoyun and Pei Mianman before her. What kind of magic does this womanizing man possess?
Zaun didn't know what kind of magic he possessed; he felt like he was about to die.
He felt a gust of wind blowing down from the chimney, and wherever the wind passed, it felt as if a knife was scraping every part of his body.
In fact, given his current physical strength, even if a knife were to scrape against him, it probably wouldn't hurt this much.
The key point is that this wind is not a tangible thing, but rather it blows against his body from the inside, rendering his body's defenses almost useless.
He tried to use the Primordial Chaos Scripture to heal his injuries, but unfortunately the invisible wind cut off the flow of his vital energy, making it impossible for it to function properly.
He finally understood the suffering of those who were subjected to slow slicing in history; it was truly worse than death.
For a moment, he even thought about giving up completely, and that dying would be easier.
However, there were still too many people and things in this world that he couldn't let go of, so he kept struggling to hold on. But in this pain that transcended both the mind and the body, his mind was on the verge of collapse.
Suddenly, a female voice came to my ears: "This is a trial, but also an opportunity. Whether you can be reborn depends on whether you can get through this."
He vaguely felt that the female voice sounded familiar, but he couldn't remember where he had heard it before.
Of course, he doesn't have the energy to think about it now.
He felt like a parched person in the desert who had suddenly found a spring and greedily drank from it.
In fact, many people are not afraid of hardship or fatigue; what they fear most is having no hope and not knowing whether it is meaningful to persist in this matter.
Is it possible that suffering will never end, and even if one perseveres, it will all be in vain, with only more torment remaining?
Her words at this crucial moment seemed to represent that hope.
Make him understand that perseverance is worthwhile, that darkness is temporary, and that light will eventually come.
All of Zu An's previous anxieties and worries vanished. What was this but enduring pain? Since his transmigration, which started with a cataclysmic event, he had endured countless life-and-death struggles. He was experienced in this kind of thing!
When he stopped thinking about other things and focused on dealing with the pain, Zaun began to think about what methods he could use to alleviate or resolve the pain.
The Primordial Chaos Scripture originally possessed powerful healing abilities, but this wind calamity was not a tangible wind, so it was unable to cope with it.
He tried using other techniques, but unfortunately, no matter what technique he used, it seemed that none of them could be successfully activated.
Since it is an invisible wind, then it should respond to the invisible with the invisible.
In a moment of clarity, he suddenly realized why he was so fixated on those specific energy cultivation routes. For example, with the Gluttonous Devouring Heaven Technique, hadn't he successfully created a black hole-like effect on his body before?
Although black holes are tangible objects, they are also intangible in a certain sense.
Black holes devour everything...
As he pondered, his entire body gradually vanished into nothingness, as if it had become a black hole.
Those invisible and formless winds were also swallowed up by the black hole, after all, these winds will eventually come to an end, and everything will return to nothingness.
...
"Huh?" Mikado Baiharu, who was in the distance, noticed the change in the scene and his eyes widened.
She was just wondering why she couldn't help but secretly warn this guy, and then his body changed so quickly.
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