Chapter 1847: Tengshe Ancestral Land

In the Tian Xu Forbidden Zone, twenty beams of divine light shot out, and the same happened in Hell, the Underworld, the Yellow Springs, and the Forget River. Each forbidden zone contributed twenty beams.

These were all Di Bing, radiating the light of the ultimate Dao, exuding the might of the ultimate Dao, with imperial Dao laws swirling around them.

The heavens trembled and buzzed, cracking and shattering inch by inch, as if unable to bear the pressure from the hundred Di Bing.

"Impressive," Chi Yang Zi said with a grin. "Aside from that time with the Six Paths, this old man has never seen the forbidden zones suffer such a loss."

"Di Bing—that's Di Bing! More than a hundred of them." The old Lao Sou Zhun Di clicked his tongue in amazement. "With this lineup, no force in the heavens could withstand this onslaught!"

"When it comes to style, it has to be Da Chu—truly unyielding," Hong Huang Qi Lin Jiu Chen said, unable to hold back his smile.

"This old man did a quick calculation, and this display of force is quite something," many elders said gravely.

"The old ones are improper, the young ones are hot-tempered—Da Chu's people are indeed fierce," representatives from various imperial Dao lineages said, their expressions meaningful.

Amidst the myriad discussions, Ye Chen had already stepped out of Tian Xu, merging with a crimson Di Jian, his aura overwhelming.

Like him, the rulers, divine generals, Kun Lun Goddess, various Heavenly Sword Gods, Wine Sword Immortal, and Dan Zun—these Zhun Di—had all fused with Di Bing, each one's presence more formidable than the last.

"The Teng She clan is about to be wiped out," an elder said, stroking his beard.

No one refuted this. Even though the Hong Huang Teng She were strong, they were just one force with only a single Di Bing. How could they hold off a hundred Zhun Di armed with a hundred Di Bing?

"So, the question is, where is the Teng She ancestral ground? Do they know?" Many people stroked their chins thoughtfully.

"Do you know?" The Da Chu Zhun Di, fully prepared, turned in unison to Ren Wang, hoping he had the answer.

"I've calculated it, but I couldn't figure it out," Ren Wang coughed.

Well then! This response left the Da Chu Zhun Di feeling awkward. They were ready to strike, but they didn't even know where the Teng She clan was located.

"I know," Ye Chen said. "I planted a mark on the Teng She. Tracking it won't be difficult."

His words filled the eyes of cultivators from all sides with deep meaning.

At that moment, they began to suspect that Ye Chen had deliberately let the Teng She go, using it as a way to locate the Teng She ancestral ground and then eradicate the entire clan.

"Come on, hurry up." Ming Jue had already summoned a domain gate.

Ye Chen was the first to step in, giving the general direction to Ming Jue. The Da Chu Zhun Di followed one after another, their momentum grand and sweeping.

As the others left without a word, that Ren Wang fellow couldn't resist shouting back at Tian Xu before departing, "See you later."

"Get lost!" The Tian Xu Heavenly King roared in anger, finally spitting out the mouthful of blood he had been holding back. Da Chu's actions had infuriated him to the point of internal injury—it was truly frustrating.

"Tsk." Ren Wang shrugged it off and vanished.

"Quick, follow them." Many powerful elders also summoned their domain gates. They didn't know exactly where Ming Jue was teleporting to, but they had a rough idea of the direction.

The vast heavens suddenly emptied as everyone rushed off to watch the battle. With a Hong Huang clan on the verge of extinction, this was a fight not to be missed.

In the spatial passage, the people of Da Chu stood ready, buzzing with excitement. Their eyes gleamed with cold light, and each one exuded a chilling killing intent.

Among them, a couple of figures darted through the crowd, their foreheads shiny and bald.

No need to guess—it was Long Yi and Long Wu.

What were they up to? Simply going from one to another, inspecting the Di Bing. They examined every one of the hundred Di Bing thoroughly.

Only then did the two settle down, completely certain that the forbidden zones' Di Bing were not among the Xuan Huang one hundred and thirty Di Bing.

Meanwhile, the Zhun Di gathered around Ye Chen. He held Ye Fan in his arms, looking at the elders with hopeful eyes.

"How could it be a Tian Qian body?" Ren Wang frowned deeply, glancing at Ye Chen and then at Ji Ning Shuang.

"I also suffer from Tian Qian," Ji Ning Shuang said with a sorrowful smile.

"I see." The Zhun Di nodded in understanding. Those afflicted by Tian Qian were extremely rare, and the chances of two such people coming together were almost zero—yet Da Chu had managed it.

"Poor child," Yue Huang said gently, stroking Ye Fan. "So young, and already tormented by Tian Qian."

"Senior, is there a way to transfer the Tian Qian from the child to me?" Ye Chen asked, full of hope.

"Don't even think about it—even if a great emperor were alive, it couldn't be done," Ren Wang waved his hand dismissively. "The laws forbid it."

Hearing this, Ye Chen's heart turned ice-cold. If even a great emperor couldn't do it, who in the world could?

Guilt flooded Ye Chen's heart, his debt to his child like a sharp blade cutting into him.

The Zhun Di sighed, fully aware of his state of mind.

Perhaps it was this guilt that made Ye Chen unable to tolerate even the slightest harm to his child.

As in this instance, he had gone to Tian Xu to eradicate the Teng She, even resorting to threatening with heavenly tribulation to force the forbidden zones to produce Di Bing.

He was a madman—willing to do anything crazy for his child, no matter how unscrupulous.

"This matter can be researched further once we're back," Ren Wang said to the group. "I heard from you all that the Teng She clan's crown prince can freely control his bloodline limit? Is that true?"

"No doubt about it—absolutely dominant," Xie Yun said. "Nearly indestructible, it almost wiped out Ye Chen."

"That's truly astonishing and bizarre—utterly unheard of," Yan Huang frowned. "No precedent for this."

The Zhun Di fell into thought, pondering it. The bloodline limit was already incredibly hard to awaken, let alone control freely—it was terrifying.

While puzzled, they couldn't help but be shocked by Ye Chen's feat: forcing the Teng She to reveal his bloodline limit was incredibly fierce.

"Anyone who's not a Zhun Di and doesn't have a Di Bing, get in here," Tian Lao said, summoning his bronze furnace. "Once the fighting starts, we won't have time to protect you."

That made sense. They were up against the Teng She, and these "small fries" weren't at the Zhun Di level and lacked Di Bing. If they got caught in the crossfire, it would be a real mess.

People like Ye Chen, Chu Xuan, Ming Jue, and Bai Zhi, who carried Di Bing, were exempt.

The bronze furnace had an vast internal space, clearly not meant for battle but for holding people.

"I'm so handsome—I don't need to go in, right?" Xiong Er said, smoothing his hair and feeling quite self-assured.

"You're the fattest and the weakest of the lot," Tian Lao scolded, grabbing him and shoving him into the furnace. "The rest of you, hurry up."

The people of Da Chu coughed awkwardly and filed in one by one. They knew better—the old man had a terrible temper and no shame.

"I'll lend you this imperial artifact," Chu Xuan said with a soft smile, merging her Di Bing jade ruyi into Ji Ning Shuang's body. She was thoughtful, clearly intending for Ji Ning Shuang to personally slay the Teng She clan's crown prince.

"Thank you," Ji Ning Shuang replied with a faint smile, not refusing. Her clear eyes, however, flickered with icy killing intent. As a mother, she was here today to demand justice for her child.

As they spoke, the domain gate reached its node, and the group stepped out.

At the same time, Bai Zhi activated another domain gate for continued teleportation.

The Teng She ancestral ground lay in the distant stars, extremely well-hidden.

Even Ren Wang couldn't divine its location, leading the group to believe the Teng She clan had used imperial Dao means to erase its traces.

Thus, it took over a hundred teleports to reach that stretch of starfield.

This starfield was profound and vast, yet eerily dim, with no starlight at all. It was shrouded in thick mist, dotted with ancient stars of various sizes, along with many fragments of stars and meteorites—all silent and devoid of any life essence.

What could be seen everywhere was flowing sand, drifting and wandering, carrying an aura of ancient desolation toward the depths of the stars.

The Zhun Di scanned their surroundings, feeling as if they had entered an ancient burial ground, interring forgotten deities.

"This starfield—I've been here before," Chen Huang said. "It's enveloped by some mysterious force that disrupts the mind."

"From what I can see now, it must be imperial Dao power—extremely terrifying," Xuan Huang mused. "I've also visited this place."

"Both openly and covertly, it's full of strangeness—there must be some hidden secrets."

"Are you sure it's here?" The Zhun Di all turned to Ye Chen.

Ye Chen closed his eyes, quietly sensing the mark. It was faint but present, and he was certain—it was in this starfield, no mistake.

In the next instant, he opened his eyes abruptly, activating his Wheel of Reincarnation Eye, and scanned the starfield, piercing through illusions and barriers.

Suddenly, he gripped his Di Jian tightly and took a step forward, slashing a stellar river toward the empty void.

In the ether, the Di Jian encountered a tremendous resistance, so powerful that even he was forced back, his arm bones fracturing.

"Imperial Dao array patterns," Ren Wang narrowed his eyes, seeing through the truth. The Teng She clan's ancestral ground was indeed protected by imperial Dao forces.

"Who dares disturb our ancestral ground?" A furious roar echoed from that void, like thunder—majestic and chilling.