The Supreme God of Martial Arts novel Chapter 3416

After saying that, the white tiger let out a growl, and all the birds and beasts disappeared in an instant.

Hearing the white tiger's words, Austin, Ingram and Tyrone were all confused.

'So the Fallen Divine Valley is full of traps that were set up to test invaders? And we have to take such tests?'

The three of them looked at each other. They had the same thought in their minds.

"Well, let's keep going,"

Ingram suggested.

The three of them, then turned into three beams of light and flew forward at astonishing speed.

Above ground, they scanned the general surroundings and saw nothing but numerous mountains that towered all the way into the clouds.

The mountains spread out over a vast area, as far as their eye could see and in all directions.

Lush forests covered those mountains, blocking out the sun and made it difficult for anyone in the skies to see down below.

In occasional clearings, the three of them could see beasts moving around and could even hear them let out deep roars from time to time. In the air, birds and other airborne animals would sometimes glide close to them and eventually fly away.

It was like a virgin and untouched land.

Most importantly, the place was so big.

Austin, Ingram and Tyrone moved terrifyingly fast in order to cover as much ground as possible.

In the outside world, they could take a tour around a cosmos in a few seconds.

However, in this mysterious world, although the three of them used their bodily movement skills to move at incredible speeds, they felt as if they had just advanced a little.

"It looks like that there is strange kind of space law here in the Fallen Divine Valley. No matter how fast we move, we can't cover a long distance like we normally do in the outside world.

We have traveled for an entire day, but I guess we only traveled a few dozen miles at most,"

Ingram said in a frustrated tone after a whole day's journey.

"You have a good point. I agree with you.

No matter how fast we fly, there is always a strange force that seemed to drag us back," Austin said as he shook his head.

He felt like they were swimming against a strong tide.

At that time, the three of them had landed on one of taller mountains.

After flying for a whole day, the three of them were a little tired and planned to rest there for the night.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

A rolling sound of thunder cracked ahead of them.

"There is an abyss over there. That's where the sound seems to be coming from!" Ingram exclaimed pointing to a part of the mountain.

Almost in unison, the three of them turned to look at a huge cliff not far away from them. Under the cliff, there was a huge abyss.

Numerous lightning flashes came out from the bottom of the abyss.

Letting their curiosity get the best of them, Austin, Ingram and Tyrone walked up to the edge of the abyss with great caution.

The three of them stopped a few inches from the edge and looked down the cliff. They got goose bumps all over their body at what they saw.

Pools filled with lightning came into their view. The pools smoothly descended or ascended in the air.

There were thousands of such pools, and the lightning bolts inside them were dazzling.

Dragons made of thunder danced vigorously, emitting a strong aura of destruction.

"The law of thunder here is very powerful!"

the three of them exclaimed.

Austin found that the thunderbolts were much powerful than those that struck him during his cultivation with the Apotheosizing Doom.

Thunder and lightning were the most violent and destructive powers.

Standing there, the three of them felt shocked and scared as they sensed the powers that the thunder contained. They were almost doubtful whether it was a good decision to come down here.

"Okay. Let's get out of here.

The Fallen Divine Valley is full of too many dangers.

Don't get too curious. If we reach the pools and run into some formidable being, we will be in serious trouble,"

Ingram urged.

He was Devin's disciple. Before he set out, Devin had repeatedly told him about the Fallen Divine Valley.