Chapter 1317 — The Old Haunt Grows Dark
The Herdsman of the Wasteland · Page 3 of 3
Watching closely, Shen Mu saw that Earth Mother Yuanjun's summoning altar was much like the Creator's summoning altar; the two were very similar, only hers was more complex.
"Earth Mother Yuanjun has delved deep into the Dao of Yuandu.
The Creator must have created the summoning altar; since the Earth Mother is an ancient god, she could not learn it, but she deduced it anew using the Dao of Yuandu.
" He had only just thought this when light flashed beyond the heavens, and one mighty primordial beast after another was summoned by her from the reverse side of the world, descending upon the Ancestral Court!
The giant beasts Earth Mother Yuanjun had summoned before were merely juveniles, but the beasts she summoned this time were greater in bulk and more savage!
"What on earth does the Earth Mother mean to do? " Shen Mu wondered, baffled.
Just then the firmament suddenly turned incomparably dark.
Shen Mu looked up and saw the sky covered with enormous scales, and a head like a dragon's head was summoned by Earth Mother Yuanjun from the reverse side of the world! "Longxiao, mount of God King Boyang, one of the three great God Kings of antiquity, overlord who dwells in the dark face of the Ancestral Court — descend from that world!
" Earth Mother's voice rang out, the sky quaked more violently still, and the dragon-headed beast slowly opened its eyes, making the heavens blindingly bright, as though two more suns had suddenly appeared! Then the quaking of the sky grew fiercer yet, and another head of monstrous size thrust forth, then a third, a fourth.
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Nine heads in a row stuffed the sky full.
Longxiao's nine heads opened their eyes, and it was as though eighteen suns had appeared in the heavens at once, scorching the mountains and rivers! Shen Mu's scalp went numb and cold sweat beaded his forehead: "No wonder Boyang was the elder among the three kings of antiquity and Shujun the younger — so Shujun was only the junior of the three kings.
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