Primordial Ancient Serpent-Chapter 60 - : Thousand Vine Star Eater!

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In an instant, the chaotic alliance contract bloomed with infinite golden light, transforming into a massive portal that seemingly connected to an unknown void within the chaos.

This enormous golden portal was engraved with intricate chaotic runes, and countless chaotic void laws emerged, permeating the space with a primordial aura. It seemed as if countless phantom portals were materializing in different points of time and space, forming numerous void channels that penetrated the chaotic void.

"Interesting."

Gu Chuan floated silently in place, his omniscient eyes gazing at the portal. He observed the actions of the Whale Chaos Demon God with indifference, making no move to stop them.

There was no point in interfering—this Chaos Alliance contract had already resonated with the origin of chaos, aligning itself with the Dao and establishing a profound connection.

Any attempt to attack it now would mean opposing the very origin of chaos, inviting a backlash from the Dao itself. Such an act would be suicidal, making interference impossible.

Perhaps the Whale Demon had hoped for Gu Chuan to fall into such a trap. However, with his All-Seeing Eye, Gu Chuan had already unraveled the mysteries behind this scheme and was not deceived.

Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh!

In the next moment, a group of Chaos Demon Gods emerged from the depths of the portal.

The first to step out was a Flame Titan, towering at tens of billions of kilometers in height. Its entire body was composed of molten lava, sculpted into a humanoid form with defined facial features, arms, and legs.

However, every inch of its body constantly erupted with searing lava, emitting an intense heat that seemed capable of incinerating the surrounding void. The core of its being radiated the terrifying Law of Fire, exuding an overwhelming force that could reduce even the laws of the universe to ashes.

Behind the Flame Titan followed tens of thousands of flame-type Chaos Demon Gods. Each of them burned with an infernal presence, collectively forming a vast sea of fire that stretched across hundreds of millions of kilometers, scorching the very fabric of space.

"The Law of Fire..."

Gu Chuan narrowed his eyes. He could sense the terrifying might of this Flame Titan. It had fully mastered the Law of Fire, and the chaotic flames emanating from its body possessed enough destructive power to incinerate the fundamental laws of the universe.

Undoubtedly, this entity was an extremely fearsome flame demon—its strength rivaled that of the Whale Demon, though their primordial laws stood in direct opposition to one another.

The second to emerge was a Giant Metal Behemoth.

Its body, spanning tens of billions of kilometers, radiated an intense metallic aura. Its entire form was composed of dark golden metal, its back bristling with countless metallic spines—each resembling a divine sword, radiating unparalleled sharpness.

The dense metal patterns covering its body contained engravings of both Metal Laws and Space Laws, interwoven in complex designs that pulsed with terrifying power.

Its two dark golden claws gleamed with deadly sharpness, capable of effortlessly shattering planets or obliterating entire galaxies with a single swipe.

Behind this colossal metallic beast followed tens of thousands of gold-type Chaos Demon Gods, each exuding different metallic properties—some were composed of diamond, others of steel, gold, or silver. Each radiated a unique yet equally formidable aura, their collective strength not to be underestimated.

The third entity to step through the portal was a Pangolin Demon.

Its immense body stretched tens of billions of kilometers, covered in a rugged, earth-toned hide resembling a towering mountain. Simply by standing still in the chaotic void, it exuded an immovable presence, its form suffused with the profound Law of Earth.

Intricate earthen-yellow runes of the Earth Law adorned its armor-like skin, radiating an impenetrable force. It was as though no power in existence could pierce its defenses.

This Pangolin Demon resembled an indestructible fortress—unshakable, immovable, and utterly unyielding.

Behind it followed tens of thousands of earth-type Chaos Demon Gods, each enveloped in an enigmatic, weighty aura. Together, they formed a Realm of Earth, an oppressive domain that extended in all directions.

The moment one entered this domain, an overwhelming gravitational force would take hold, suppressing even other Chaos Demon Gods under its immense pressure.

The fourth entity to appear was a Plant-type Chaos Demon God.

Its sheer size eclipsed that of the previous Chaos Demon Gods, stretching an astonishing 30 billion kilometers in length. Countless black vines sprouted from its form, each tipped with a gaping, bloodthirsty maw lined with razor-sharp teeth—like a monstrous horde of carnivorous plants.

Each of these maws could devour entire planets in a single bite. The entity exuded an aura of evil, madness, and insatiable hunger, radiating a terrifying desire to consume all other Chaos Demon Gods.

Every vine was densely inscribed with the Law of Wood, shimmering with emerald-green patterns that resembled leaf veins or the rings of ancient trees. These mysterious engravings pulsated with an unfathomable, primeval energy.

"Thousand Vine Star Eater!"

With his All-Seeing Eye, Gu Chuan immediately discerned the identity of this monstrous plant-like entity. Its name was Thousand Vine Star Eater, a notorious plant-type Chaos Demon God that roamed the chaotic void.

Its cruelty and bloodthirstiness were said to be a hundred times greater than those of the legendary Demon Tree.

Because of its relentless appetite for devouring Chaos Demon Gods, it had evolved far more rapidly than other plant-type Chaos Demon Gods. Soon, it would reach the power level of an Immemorial Golden Immortal, and before long, it might even ascend to the Quasi-Saint Realm.

Of course, this did not mean that its potential was superior to that of the Demon Tree or the World Tree—only that its early-stage growth was incredibly rapid, whereas its progress in later stages would be more moderate.