The Legendary Mage novel Chapter 248

Alavin fled in panic, but the seabed was in complete disarray. Huge stones fell like a meteor shower, threatening to engulf him. He barely escaped the collapsing black hole when a mountain-sized boulder fell from above.

"True Thunder, Thunderous Deluge!" Alavin's body crackled with electricity, transforming into hundreds of lightning spears that surged skyward, striking the giant boulder with explosive force and shattering it on the spot.

Alavin forcefully activated his energy shield, gritted his teeth, and charged out, roaring at the Chained Spirit, "Did you know this would happen?"

"I never brought the Immortal Edge here in my time. I didn't know it would be like this," the Chained Spirit, also shocked by the apocalyptic destruction outside, responded. The eighteen shadows of light continued to grow and expand, colliding with the space of the black hole, causing a deafening rumble. The miles-long sea cliff was collapsing entirely, and whirlpools formed by the severe cracks in the seabed churned mercilessly.

At Watchful Shore, Godfred and Mariela anxiously awaited, when suddenly the sea surface thousands of meters away began to churn abnormally. Endless bubbles surged up, bursting and expanding rapidly, sweeping across thousands of kilometers.

"Has Alavin truly opened the gates to the ancient kingdom?" Mariela exclaimed in surprise.

"You stay here!" Godfred unfurled his violet mist wings and soared into the sky, speeding toward the activity thousands of meters away.

The seabed roared, and endless cracks formed countless whirlpools like underwater hurricanes numbering in the thousands, spreading everywhere. Once caught, one would be torn apart and buried under the stones at the very depths of the ocean.

Alavin fled desperately but couldn't help looking back.

The eighteen figures grew larger and clearer. Clearly, the kings of old had awakened and manifested as beings of light energy. They shouted with voices like thunder, echoing across the ocean, venting their fury, breaking the cliffs, and disturbing the endless tides.