Is that a Wisp?

As Krune watched Kirena fly into the air like a rocket, he waved with his hand, causing the Frozen Blood to seep out of her wounds before vaporizing instantly.

Thanks to the Mental Energy shrouded in them, even if Kirena noticed it, the information didn't register in her mind.

Unaware of the fact, Kirena disappeared as a fiery stream, noticing that the lethargy in her disappeared once she had flown far away, muttering in anger, "Damn it. Just who is this guy? Is he a Primal God like me that revived at a lower realm to hunt for treasures here?"

"The laws he used were too weak at the start. However…" She recalled the tribulation lightning that had struck her, shuddering soon after. "How the hell can he wield the laws of Tribulation Lightning? It's something a cultivator cannot use even if they obtained anything related to it by chance."

After all, if she managed to obtain Tribulation Lightning and wielded it, the heavens would be angered. Tribulation Lightning would slam onto her from the sky until she was reduced to nothing.

Even if she became a God, this wasn't something she could overcome. After all, the entire God Realm would be focused on eradicating her.

"However, that guy used it without any repercussions. Just who the hell is he?" She was unable to make sense of it.

Then again, that didn't mean she wished to just make a run for it, muttering with hatred, "Just you wait. Once I prepare enough, I'll return and make all your laws mine."

"Maybe you have something in you that allows you to wield the laws of Tribulation Lightning. Once I get that." She grinned devilishly, unable to control her excitement as she screamed inwardly with glee, "I'll be able to make the power of the tribulations mine!"

"Hahaha!" Followed by a streak of laughter, she exited the Misty Plains, heading somewhere else as she came across a cultivator, attacking him immediately.

After robbing his lifespan, she checked through the bag he carried. "Hmm...there are only three hundred God Stones here. That's not enough, especially not against him. I need to amass enough wealth to win against him in a battle of attrition."

She muttered while frowning, "At least enough God Stones to last me for a year of continuous battles."

Deciding on her plan of action, Kirena roamed through the tiny continent, scavenging for any cultivators that arrived at the place.

Unfortunately, she didn't obtain enough resources for the fight, carrying the large bag with her as she left the tiny continent and headed towards other locations.

As for Krune, he kept watch over Kirena's location through his Sonic Radar, slumping on the ground in exhaustion only after she had moved 100 kilometers away from him.

He then looked around, noticing that a lot of earthen hands in the area were beginning to crumble. It was because the damaged body parts of Kirena had spilled onto the area. To be more specific, the laws in them were beginning to affect the area.

The native laws fought against them, soon eradicating them. But, Krune noticed that the laws in the affected areas had destabilized a bit.

The area of the stable region directly fell in half, alarming Krune as he understood, 'It's not this battle that's the cause. It's me. I absorbed too many laws from the core of this region.'

He had been focusing on the laws that would give him the greatest comprehension for his growth. With that, he had been impeding the region's development, also causing a deficit at the place.

Had he roamed around the Misty Plains and absorbed the laws from various locations, this wouldn't have happened. After all, the vacancy that had to be filled was too small to matter and it would fill up almost instantly.

However, he had done that at the core for two years, constantly increasing the deficit in the area. It was like a large boulder smashing into a shallow river.

In short, Krune had disrupted the flow of the place. Fortunately for him, it would have taken another year or two before the place showed signs of instability.

Unfortunately for his luck, Kirena had to show up. Even if they had fought at the place, the damage wouldn't have been high enough to warrant the destabilization of the region.

But then, Krune had fired off a bolt of Tribulation Lightning. As it was an ability of his Spiritual Mark, he was unable to control it. All he could do was unleash it after determining the target. With that being said, quite a lot of it landed on the ground instead of Kirena.

This was the culprit that destabilized the place a lot.

Basically, he had shot himself in the foot.

By now, it had become his specialty as Krune sighed, slowly noting that the collection of Godly Energy within the Godly Cup had reduced a lot compared to before. It was because the area of the stable land had reduced sharply.

"There's no use in remaining here anymore. It'll only increase the danger I'll face once she returns," Krune muttered, raising his hands as all the Wisp Cores in the air returned to him.

In preparation against Kirena, he had been planning a lot. Even though he was partly overwhelmed against her in the recent battle, he still had plenty of reserves. In fact, he hadn't even fought her properly and only used emission-type abilities at her.

'Thankfully, I have already healed my Spiritual Incarnation. Now that I have comprehended enough of the Divine Sense Laws, it's enough for me.' Thinking as such, Krune packed up all his belongings, placing them in the Triple Beast Ring before he began to run across the air by condensing footholds of ice under his feet.

…

Mountain Sect Sub-Realm. One of Krune's clones grinned while looking at another clone, causing its body to melt before falling onto a large metal plate situated under.

Land Incarnation!

Through its death, it unleashed the strongest Land Incarnation. Once it had stabilized, all the remaining clones surrounding it took out numerous tools before they began to carefully cut the metal piece.

They extracted tiny bits and pieces of it, piling them up into a corner. They were pieces full of the laws of Divine Sense.

Of course, Krune would never forget to capitalize on something so valuable.