“Grand Elder Brown, I have a request. I’m thinking of leading a strike against all Urgabas hideouts,” Samuel began.Brown leaned back slightly, his expression calm.“I’m not surprised. I heard you’ve become an Ancestor. Your friends returned as Ancestor-level powerhouses too, and from the testimonies I’ve received, you’re even stronger than they are. It’s only natural that you’d want to use that strength to accomplish greater things now.”“Thank you for understanding, Grand Elder Brown,” Samuel said gratefully.Brown’s expression soon turned serious.“Still, I can’t support facing the Urgabas so casually. Even if you’re powerful, they also have terrifying individuals on their side, and the forces under your command aren’t strong enough to rely on.”Samuel nodded immediately.“That’s exactly what I thought, and that’s why I called you. I want you and Staten to help me convince the supernatural organization to draft men for me. Not ordinary ability users, but powerful ones. You can also

Samuel and the rest walked inside.“You said some people are waiting for us?” Heng Mei asked with interest.“Mmm.”Samuel didn’t say much.They walked into the sitting room.“You all!” Heng Mei and Carson exclaimed in shock.Amelia, Amber, Dmitry, Bruce, and Sui Mo were all seated in the sitting room, casually drinking orange juice poured by Willows.The only person missing among the new-generation powerhouses was Susan.“You invited them?” Heng Mei looked at Samuel.“No, I didn’t. Do you think I would keep it hidden if I did?” he replied with a laugh.“We heard about what you want to do. Grand Elder Chu sent us a message to inform us,” Amelia explained.“Oh really? He shouldn’t have bothered, but it’s alright. With all of us here, we can divide into two groups,” Samuel suggested.“Yes, that will bring more efficiency,” Carson agreed.“I will be in your group,” Amelia said hurriedly.“Amelia, stop. You’ll be with us. I thought you were already over him,” Amber said.“Who said I was in

"Please... what do you want? Money? Anything I can give you..."Samuel ignored him completely. He immediately activated the Primordial Devouring Art and began devouring the man's consciousness as fast as possible.This time, the process was far smoother. Before the seed of Urgaba could fully corrupt the man's mind, Samuel successfully extracted a large amount of information.The man's body collapsed onto the floor and convulsed several times. Samuel paid him no attention and turned toward his team."Let's go. I got what I wanted."Carson obeyed immediately and leapt out through the window. Amelia, however, hesitated. Her eyes remained fixed on the dying man as she tried to understand what Samuel had just done.She couldn't comprehend it at all.He had only grabbed the man's head, done something incomprehensible, and now the man was twitching on the floor moments away from death.Samuel casually raised his hand and released flames with the Dharma spell, reducing the corpse to ashes."I

The woman was completely focused on tormenting Amelia when a hand suddenly clamped around her throat before she could even react.Her subordinates panicked instantly, but Samuel gave them no opportunity to get close. He raised his hand, and the Abyssal Void Flame erupted violently into existence, instantly incinerating anyone reckless enough to approach him.“Sam, I want that one. She frustrated me with her endless tricks. I want to fight her one-on-one,” Amelia said angrily.“She’s beneath you. Don’t waste your time on her,” Samuel replied calmly.“I know. But I still want to,” she insisted stubbornly.“I need her. Focus on making sure not a single soul survives.”Without another word, he circulated the Primordial Devouring Art, devouring her soul and consciousness as quickly as possible to gather enough information.Finally, he released her lifeless corpse before the Abyssal Void Flame swallowed it whole, reducing it to ashes within seconds.The battle was already nearing its end. C

Heng Mei knelt on the shattered ground, his body still reeling from the energy blast that had hurled him across the battlefield. Gritting his teeth, he forced himself upright just enough to witness the horrifying sight before him.The Abomination loomed closer, its colossal frame swallowing the battlefield beneath a suffocating shadow. Even the air felt heavier around it, as though its very existence oppressed the world itself.“I told you... I’m no ordinary Ancestor!”Heng Mei said nothing. His thoughts churned violently.The odds of encountering an Abomination were already unimaginably low, especially among the stronger members of Urgaba. The risks alone drove most away from the transformation. It could permanently cripple future growth, and only a rare handful ever survived the process. Fewer still completed it successfully.Yet the creature standing before him was complete, stable, and monstrously powerful.The probability was so absurdly small that he had never even considered th