Chapter 898: Bombarding Lingshan! Sun Wukong Breaks Through to False Immortal!

Master Yuanshi and Saint Tongtian successively moved in, seizing and driving away the last few great spiritual beings of the Fomen.

With the few great spiritual beings gone, the remaining Fomen disciples stationed at Lingshan could no longer suppress their inner panic and fear.

Some Fomen disciples with weak wills chose to flee outright; even worse, some began taking advantage of the chaos to loot the Fomen's wealth.

The Fomen's rapid growth over these years is closely tied to Saint Zhunti and Saint Jieyin's tactic of declaring, "You and I have a karmic connection in the West."

Due to the extreme barrenness of the Western Niuhe Continent, Saint Zhunti and Saint Jieyin accepted nearly every cultivator who came to them.

Relying on their Path of Conversion, Saint Zhunti and Saint Jieyin believed all these incoming cultivators would ultimately meet the same fate—fully converted into fuel for the Fomen.

But not all cultivators with ill intent were promptly converted by Saint Zhunti and Saint Jieyin.

The cultivators now causing chaos at Lingshan are precisely those who had not yet been converted.

Watching Lingshan descend into utter chaos, Sun Wukong's eyes flickered with satisfaction.

He came to Lingshan purely to vent his bitterness.

Thus, Sun Wukong used Saint Zhunti and Saint Jieyin's promise to hand over the Fomen's lineage as an excuse to rampages through Lingshan.

Saint Zhunti and Saint Jieyin never intended to fulfill the wager; the so-called Fomen lineage had never been prepared.

With Lingshan now in complete disarray, no one cared about the so-called Journey to the West wager.

Therefore, Sun Wukong's excuse was perfect—every Fomen disciple he encountered could give him no definite answer.

To these Fomen disciples, Sun Wukong usually gave only one blow of the Ruyi Jingu Bang.

The Fomen's last great spiritual beings were either taken by Master Yuanshi and Saint Tongtian or had already fled Lingshan.

Now, the strongest beings left in Lingshan were merely Great Luo Jinxian.

Great Luo Jinxian were no match for Sun Wukong's single blow.

During the Ninety-Nine Trials, Sun Wukong had slain many Great Luo Jinxian with a single Ruyi Jingu Bang.

The Great Luo Jinxian remaining in Lingshan, purely in combat power, were mostly inferior to the demons Sun Wukong had encountered.

Yet Sun Wukong was not a bloodthirsty man; his strikes carried restraint.

Most Fomen disciples were merely half-killed by Sun Wukong's Ruyi Jingu Bang, not truly slain by it.

Those few Fomen followers who took the chance to cause chaos received no such mercy.

Upon encountering such followers, Sun Wukong showed no mercy—he sent them straight to the Underworld with a single Ruyi Jingu Bang.

Like Luo Fu, Nidhogg and the others each found their own opponents.

Aside from Nidhogg, the other three sought to hone themselves.

Thus, during combat, they all suppressed their own realms.

Suppressing their own realms was, in fact, more suitable for them.

Their Great Luo limit combat power had originally been forcibly elevated by Luo Fu.

Nidhogg was different—he did not suppress his realm; instead, he unleashed his full combat power, hunting down Fomen disciples and devouring the spiritual treasures they carried.

Though Sun Wukong originally harbored the greatest malice toward the Fomen, the number of Fomen disciples slain by Nidhogg far exceeded those killed by Sun Wukong.

Nidhogg was the Dragon of Destruction; killing was as simple to him as daily bread.

After fighting for a while, Sun Wukong grew impatient.

His heart indeed held much bitterness toward Lingshan.