The Supreme God of Martial Arts novel Chapter 4621

"That's impossible. How could this be? Why is his fighting power getting stronger?"

The ruler was unwilling to accept how the fight went, but at this point, he could do nothing to change the situation.

As time went by, the law of reincarnation that Austin had displayed was becoming more and more profound and brilliant.

He had a hard time accurately locating Austin's position throughout the battle. The ruler's attacks did not do much damage to his enemy―it barely grazed his skin!

Cultivating was not merely about mastering a greater number of various laws; one must have the desire to attain the most perfect state of a certain law. Once its zenith was achieved, only then would the true power of this law be revealed.

Austin had learned a lot about cultivation due to this battle.

After they fought for a while, the ruler retreated and instantly distanced himself from Austin.

Standing in the void, he gave Austin a long hard look. With one final indignant glance, he turned around and left.

Seeing the ruler leave, his subordinates did not stay any longer. They immediately retreated like a tide lowering, instantly disappearing without a trace.

Austin let him escape. Although he was strong enough to suppress the ruler, he knew he would still find it hard to defeat him, let alone kill him.

He was powerful in his own way so it was safe to assume that he would not go down without a fight.

"That was remarkable, young man. You even scared the ruler away!"

"Ha ha ha! He acted so arrogant all these years. Look at him now, scampering as fast as he could with his tail between his legs. I never thought I'd see the day!"

"You are amazing. I can't help but admire your grit and skill!"

When the ruler ran away, the primitive gifted beasts were delighted and praised Austin endlessly.

Austin simply smiled in return. "Are you ready, sirs? If so, we can go now,"

he asked.

"Almost," one of the beasts answered. "You see, we have lived here our entire lives. Now that we are leaving, we can't help but feel a little wistful about it."

Some of the beasts were reluctant.

"If you may, young man, but we'd like a little more time to savor our time at this star,"

a beast requested to Austin.

"All right."

Austin nodded. He let them have their way. He was not in a hurry anyway.

It took the creatures a couple more days of melancholic reminiscing.

"We are ready, young man. We can go now,"

one of the beasts approached Austin and gave him a heads-up one day.

"In that case, sirs, we should go now,"

Austin responded.

Thus, Austin and the chaotic sky-devouring beast left this star with the primitive gifted beasts.

"Let's entirely leave this space sea and find a much safer place,"

Austin said to the chaotic sky-devouring beast.

He was worried that the ruler would return and trouble them again; that he was merely gathering his strength from his time away. After all, this was his territory. As the saying went, 'A powerful dragon cannot crush a snake in its old haunts.' Who knew if the ruler would have any other tricks up his sleeve?

"That's exactly what I have in mind too."

The chaotic sky-devouring beast nodded.

Thus, the chaotic sky-devouring beast, Austin, and the primitive gifted beasts left the space sea they were in and entered the Absolute Space Sea again.