This batch of larvae numbers in the tens of thousands, with nearly half of them able to stand as soon as they land, instinctively pouncing on their nearest companions.
They frantically suck the blood of their kind through biting.
In the blink of an eye, tens of thousands of Ghost Prison Race larvae begin a fierce battle around the pool.
Within a few minutes, at least seventy percent of the larvae are dead. The remaining thirty percent have clearly grown significantly larger.
A large group of adult Ghost Prison Race with whips comes over, herding the larvae away like shepherding sheep.
Gao Xuan is dumbfounded; even frogs don't reproduce this prolifically.
Frogs can lay tens of thousands of eggs, but their survival rate is very low. Generally, not even one in a hundred survives.
The Ghost Prison Race has it good; they don't need to give birth themselves, but are directly mass-produced from the pool.
Though human cloning technology is advanced, creating a new human still requires dozens of days and a lot of resources.
The Ghost Prison Race creates their people without any wastage and has ample resources to raise them. No wonder there are so many of these creatures.
On the other side of this Ghost Prison Giant City, there is a huge furnace. Black molten metal flows out like a river.
A large number of the Ghost Prison Race use various crude tools to scoop up the black metal liquid and pour it into molds made of the surrounding yellow earth.
Once the metal liquid cools, they break the molds to obtain all kinds of armor and weapons.
Gao Xuan fully understands; despite the low level of civilization of the Ghost Prison Race, they have a vast population and enough weapons and armor thanks to their unique environment.
The scariest part is that the Ghost Prison Race is compatible with Source Power and can rapidly grow once they enter the Star River Cosmos. Plus, the leaders of the Ghost Prison Race are highly intelligent.
The Ghost Prison Race of the Sixth Revolution and above can learn knowledge and master technological weapons. With the vast numbers of the Ghost Prison Race, those of the Sixth Revolution and above are nearly equal to the total human population.
Moreover, the Ghost Prison Race has powerful divine beings like King Zhuanlun.
When the Ghost Prison Race enters the Milky Way Galaxy, it will surely be doomsday for the Human Race.
Gao Xuan once thought becoming a god could prevent human extinction, but seeing the state of the Ghost Prison Race now, he has no confidence.
Such a vast race with such bizarre and efficient reproduction is terrifyingly formidable.
Just thinking about it makes Gao Xuan's scalp tingle; although not afraid, he can't help but feel a bit dejected.
This kind of life race is ten thousand times more frightening than the Insect Race.
Gao Xuan sighs inwardly, knowing that although he can't solve the root cause, destroying one at a time is always good.
Gao Xuan, thinking this, activated the Infinite Godslaying Spear. This spear's mere weight made it extremely useful.
Weighing three hundred thousand jin, the weapon unleashes terrifying energy when swung. This is far more efficient than Gao Xuan using his fists.
The Infinite Godslaying Spear can integrate with Blood Qi Energy and is heavy and hard enough, making it the ideal weapon.
Gao Xuan, wielding the Infinite Godslaying Spear, shoots like a meteor towards the pool at the center of the Giant City.
Under his Thirteen Grand Protectors Cross-Training Golden Body enhancement, his flight speed increases rapidly. The force and Blood Qi Energy he emits ignite into a blazing long flame in the sky.
The two great orbs, red and blue, in the sky, are overshadowed by the intense flame light Gao Xuan releases.
By the time the top Ghost Prison Race experts realized something was wrong, it was too late.
Gao Xuan, like a scarlet meteor, slams into the center pool, releasing infinite kinetic energy, piercing through the pool with one strike.
A bottomless giant hole appears in the ground, and after a pause, the boundless kinetic energy gradually spreads outwards through the layers of the ground.
No matter the level of material, they all seem extremely fragile under such terrifying kinetic energy.
From above, the giant city, built of yellow earth, explodes like a bubble, turning into flying supreme dust across the sky...
The dust rises to ten thousand miles above, blotting out the sun.
The giant city vanishes forever, leaving a bottomless pit on the earth, with supreme crisscrossing cracks radiating from it.
With this thrust, Gao Xuan kills tens of millions of the Ghost Prison Race. Not one of them escapes this strike.
Wisps of Blood Qi, transformed from tens of millions of the Ghost Prison Race, converge into the Godslaying Sword at Gao Xuan's forehead.
With the massive Blood Qi acquired, the demonic whispers of the Godslaying Sword become more rampant.
Gao Xuan, however, remains indifferent, for his Divine Soul Power is exceptionally formidable, and even if the Godslaying Sword became ten or a hundred times stronger, it would still be unable to shake his Divine Soul.
He is relatively satisfied with this strike. Based on this efficiency, maybe exterminating the Ghost Prison Race completely within a few million years is possible.
And that's exactly what Gao Xuan does. Traveling on Xiaobai, he strikes down every Ghost Prison Race city he encounters, reducing them and the entire race to dust.
Having traveled for more than ten days, Gao Xuan has already obliterated over a hundred Ghost Prison Giant Cities.
Yet Gao Xuan feels no sense of accomplishment. Naturally, he bears no guilt either.
Not to mention past grievances, the Ghost Prison Race is inherently cruel and bloodthirsty. Around a Ghost Prison Race city, all other life forms would be wiped out.
Even vegetation like grass and trees would be devoured by the Ghost Prison Race. Although they could sustain themselves with water alone, they don't mind consuming other things.
Therefore, within the Ghost Prison Race's active range, one can only see murky water and soil, along with steel and flames. Nothing else lives there.
This life race seems to exist solely to destroy other life forms. Gao Xuan destroys them without any burden.
This day, Gao Xuan arrives at the shore of a long river.
The rushing river is murky and yellow, seemingly filled with countless silt. This river is so vast that even with Gao Xuan's vision, he cannot see its end.
Even Xiaobai, who excels at traversing the Void, hesitates, not daring to take a step forward.
With his Celestial Dragon Eye, Gao Xuan sees that the dense Laws comprising the long river divide the world in two, like a heavenly chasm.
This murky Yellow River cannot be flown over nor crossed; swimming across appears to be the only option.
By the riverbank, an old tree stands alone. Along the vast, endless riverbank, within Gao Xuan's field of view, there is only this old tree.
Gao Xuan naturally dismounts under the old tree and notices a bald old man sitting beneath it. His neck is long, his back broad, and his face full of wrinkles, with eyes as small as mung beans. His clothing is tattered, giving him an appearance of poverty.
Upon arriving in the Netherworld Realm, this is the first intelligent life Gao Xuan sees other than the Ghost Prison Race, and it even seems quite human. Of course, it resembles a human seven parts and a turtle three parts...
Gao Xuan cups his hands: "May I ask how you are addressed?"
"Just call me Old Wang Ba," the bald old man lazily replies.
Gao Xuan can't help but smile; this name is hardly pleasant, at least not in Human Race culture. But to the elder, it means nothing.
He asks with a grin: "Old Wang Ba, I'd like to cross the river. Can you help?"
Old Wang Ba squints his mung bean eyes at Gao Xuan, "Do you know what this place is, and you still want to cross?"
"What place is this?"
"This is the Yellow River that connects the Nine Heavens and Nine Earths, the source of all life in this realm and the final destination for all life."
Old Wang Ba speaks unhurriedly: "The Yellow River… even gods and buddhas cannot cross… so don't even think about it!"
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