Chapter 548: Terrifying Battle Intent! Great Witch Xingtian! One Axe Splits Heaven!
"Fight? Of course I'll fight—I've lived this long, and no one has ever dared to look down on me like this."
The burly giant roared, his voice booming like a great bell, echoing all around.
Boom!
Knowing his axe could not harm Luo Fu, the burly giant did not hesitate—he retracted the great axe and swiftly returned to his original position.
Though he retracted his axe, the burly giant's gaze never left Luo Fu, continuing to lock onto him tightly.
The burly giant was not surprised that Luo Fu had blocked his axe.
Luo Fu had suppressed the Quasi-Saint peak Buddha himself; how could a mere Great Immortal peak attack possibly fail to be blocked?
But the burly giant had not expected Luo Fu to block it so effortlessly.
The burly giant could sense that Luo Fu had used only pure physical strength just now.
From this single move alone, the burly giant could judge that Luo Fu's physical power alone was no lesser than that of an ordinary Quasi-Saint.
That meant this Luo Fu, who had just used the profound subtleties of the Dao to suppress the Buddha, had also cultivated his body—and had refined it to the Quasi-Saint layer as well.
His understanding of the Dao was unfathomable to gods and demons; his physical power rivaled that of a Quasi-Saint.
Such a figure stirred a faint trace of admiration in the burly giant's heart.
But admiration was admiration—his battle intent did not diminish; if anything, it grew even denser.
After learning of Luo Fu's feat in suppressing the Buddha, the burly giant knew clearly he was no match for Luo Fu.
The Wu clan followed the path of proving the Dao through raw power, cultivating only the body, their combat strength towering above their peers.
With his strength, the burly giant could defeat ordinary Quasi-Saint peak cultivators.
But the Buddha was no ordinary Quasi-Saint peak.
He was the third incarnate of Daoist Duobao, and the lord of Buddhism, the foremost power in the Three Realms.
The Buddha's strength was not weak even among Quasi-Saint peaks.
In the Three Realms, outside a select few great transcendent beings, the Buddha's strength was unquestionably in the top tier.
If they truly clashed, the burly giant was confident he could overpower the Buddha—but he had no absolute certainty he could defeat him.
Let alone suppress him.
Just now, in that battle beyond the heavens, Luo Fu had essentially dominated the Buddha, suppressing him almost in the blink of an eye.
More importantly, Luo Fu had then directly clashed with the Seven Treasures Marvelous Tree, wielded by Saint Zhunti himself, and successfully intercepted it.
He knew his own limits—he was only slightly stronger than the Buddha; since Luo Fu could forcefully suppress the Buddha, he could certainly suppress him too.
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