Is that a Wisp?

"Let's ally until we leave this place."

Hearing Krune's words, Mon-Tu-Casha noticed Krune's face twist violently in response, understanding how he was enduring all humiliation to say this, prioritizing the safety of his realm over his personal emotions.

Then again, she wasn't any different, as her face twisted up violently as well, controlling her urge to shred apart the other party as she replied, "Only until we leave this place."

"Don't worry, I'll kill you immediately after that," Krune said.

"Yeah, only in your dreams." Mon-Tu-Casha retorted.

Zoitan-Kutang didn't comment on their relationship, aware of how high tensions were between the various realms.

'Only after we arrived here did they vanish.' She sighed.

When a God arrived at the Graveyard of Gods and noticed an enemy, they fought violently, unleashing all their hatred.

The battles would rage on for decades before both sides would become exhausted. After all, death wasn't possible here. How could someone already dead die again?

And over time, things would stabilize as all the dead Gods just sat and did nothing for all eternity. Only when a new God appeared here would some excitement happen as news from the outside would reach them.

But after that, things would become stale once again.

It could even be said that the Gods here hoped for more Gods to die in the Greater Universe just so that they could be entertained more.

And, there was indeed some excitement in recent times as the God King personally killed dozens of Gods, followed by the Garg Realm Champion and others.

Bang!

Suddenly, a figure slammed open the door, shouting in a hurry, "I heard someone from the Kun Realm died and arrived here!"

The man then gazed into the room, ignoring the figure of Zoitan-Kutang, looking at the other two individuals seated on their respective berths, his gaze falling onto Krune before his expression morphed into absolute despair, "Why… Krune… why?"

"Why are you here?"

"No, how is it possible?"

"Impossible! You're not Krune!"

"You should have been alive!"

"Alive!"

"No, this is a dream. Yeah, it's just a nightmare!"

The man collapsed to the ground, uttering like a broken record as suddenly, intense lightning bolts exploded out of his body, damaging the surroundings as everyone took a step back, including Zoitan-Kutang, who frowned, watching the sparks actually injure her skin.

'As expected of the first God of Tribulations!' She thought, observing silently as the other party that was mentally collapsing.

"Luvile!" Krune shouted as he jumped into the exploding lightning bolts, uninjured as he embraced the other party, breaking into tears. "I missed youuuu!"

"Damn Krune! I never wanted to meet you!" Luvile grunted in pain, gently touching Krune's back as his tears streamed out faster. "Why did you have to die? Why? Why? Why?"

"I'm not dead yet!" Krune said in a hurry, consoling Luvile as he hurriedly exhibited his life aura. "See? I'm not dead. I just stumbled into this place while fighting, that's all."

"You're… not dead yet?" Luvile's screams stopped as his lightning was retracted. He stared at Krune, sensing the dense life aura in Krune's body, only now sensing the terrifying level of strength Krune had attained, his expression instantly morphing into one of pride and arrogance. "Of course! You can't die!"

"I was just testing you, haha!" Luvile instantly behaved like he hadn't lost his cool just now, slapping Krune's back as he grinned. "How was my acting? Damn realistic, right? I've been practicing it to curb my boredom for all these years."

"I now understand that one can become an expert in any field as long as you spend a hundred thousand years into it," he muttered.

"It's good to see you again, Luvile." Krune let out a chirpy smile, saying after a while, "Even though we've just met, time is running out. I have to return to the Greater Universe quickly."

"I know what's up." Luvile nodded, sighing as he said, "At first, I couldn't even believe it to be the case. But after seeing the seven generations of God Kings here and hearing the recounts from countless Gods spread through multiple generations, I realized what was up."

"But, fret not, Krune," Luvile said suddenly. "There's one thing that's different between our generation and all the predecessors."

"And that's Zule."

"Zule?" Krune raised an eyebrow in surprise.

"Yeah." Luvile nodded. "Only in our generation did a clan of Primordial Beasts ever get slaughtered. Plus, they were used as fuel to build our Kun Realm. This was Zule's Clan, his family, his everything."

"He's definitely aware of the secrets that the Primordial Beast Chiefs had been hiding all this time. And he'll definitely exact revenge upon them." Luvile stated in confidence. "For that, he had been making preparations all this while."

"Gegrafikan, Tina, Hishe, me, Heavin, Hazak, and many others. Zule had planted a lot of secrets in our realm just so that we'll one day be able to go against the Primordial Beasts in whatever scheme he had hatched to prevent our generation from getting wiped out," Luvile spoke.

'So, this is what I was sensing all along.' Krune nodded. 'So, Hazak's evolution into a Primordial Beast should have some relation to Zule. Maybe I was the key to sparking this evolution.'

Thinking as such, Krune then asked, "Luvile, do you know of a way to escape this place?"

"There is definitely a way, but it's impossible for dead Gods to even near that place. But..." Luvile grinned, patting Krune's shoulder as he said, "You should be able to make it through there."

"But first, we must train you."

"Train me?" Krune was surprised.

"Of course," Luvile said. "Remember that one year outside is ten thousand years here. This means that you can take advantage of this fact to train and grow stronger by a lot."

"Besides." Luvile flexed his strength, shocking Krune. "The Laws here are by far the deepest. So, you can grow a lot faster here than outside."

"Take advantage of this to become as strong as the God King before you leave this place." Luvile grinned cunningly. "That way, our Kun Realm will survive all odds."