My Divine Diary

After teleporting to the Starry Bay, Feng Cheng didn’t contact anyone from the Starry Sky Group. He knew human hearts were complex, and he couldn’t afford to let his guard down.

At least, he decided to wait until Senior Brother Feng Wei regained consciousness before making any decisions. Even if Senior Brother Feng Wei blamed him after waking up, he would accept it.

They had already done what they needed to do, so now it was just a matter of waiting for the results. At this point, whether they contacted the outside world or not didn’t make much of a difference.

After some thought, Feng Cheng muttered to himself, “No, even though there might not be any obvious consequences from teleporting here, there will still be records. Someone determined enough could still find out. It’s better to relocate immediately.”

In reality, at this critical juncture of the world’s destruction, no one should have the time to bother with enemies like the “Ancestor of Ten Thousand Immortals.”

However, Feng Cheng had a different perspective on this: “It’s better to be safe than sorry. Who knows, maybe when the world is on the brink of destruction, everyone’s thinking about settling scores and seeking revenge? Those who once feared my senior brother’s power might now risk everything to cause trouble for him. That would be disastrous, wouldn’t it? It’s safer to relocate immediately!”

Then, carrying Su Hao and Yashan and cloaking himself with various invisibility spells, Feng Cheng left the Starry Bay and flew towards a storage space known only to the three of them, where they should be safe.

…

Just as Feng Cheng left the Starry Bay, the spaceship “Leap” finally collided with a giant asteroid in space.

It felt like an egg hitting a huge statue in a park.

But the “Leap” was not an egg, and the giant asteroid was definitely not a statue.

Both were essentially fast-moving asteroids, just with a significant difference in size.

Before the collision, there was silence, and after the collision, there was still silence.

But at the moment of impact, everyone staring at the monitors seemed to have their hearts skip a beat.

A burst of flames erupted at the point of impact, becoming brighter and brighter until it engulfed the “Leap,” and then the visible halo expanded outward, spreading like a huge dazzling hemisphere, as if a ball of light was embedded in it.

The entire giant asteroid shook, and many rocks burst from its surface, completely breaking free from gravity and flying freely into the vast space.

The dazzling halo continued to spread outward, shattering seemingly solid rock formations layer by layer wherever it went, with huge boulders accompanied by a large amount of dust breaking free from gravity and shooting in all directions. In just a moment, the surrounding space was filled with various high-speed debris, extremely dangerous.

The light continued to spread, sweeping across more than half of the giant asteroid in just ten minutes. It was estimated that in a few more minutes, the entire surface of the giant asteroid would be plowed through.

At this moment, the light on the asteroid gradually dimmed.

“Whoosh!”

Many monitors on the Immortal Cultivation Star flickered, the images becoming blurry, and some even directly went black, turning into static.

This was because the debris from the exploded monitors floating in space had hit them, some being directly damaged, while others were knocked out of alignment.

For a moment, the entire headquarters fell into chaos.

“The monitors are so far away, yet they were hit by debris so quickly. It shows the immense power of the impact!”

“If it had hit our planet, the effect would probably be similar!”

“We didn’t detect it before the impact. I didn’t expect such a powerful force to erupt afterward. Just the Leap is enough to destroy the world.”

“What if this giant asteroid collided with our planet?”

“Don’t waste time, get to work quickly and calculate the data after the impact.”

“Right, the deviation angle of the giant asteroid after the impact is what we should be concerned about.”

…

Soon the data came out, and the tester reported, “After multiple calculations, the preliminary conclusion is: the giant asteroid has deviated from its original orbit, but not by much. Under the influence of the planet’s gravity, this giant asteroid will deviate back at a small angle, ultimately passing by one-fifth of the planet’s position. Specific conclusions still need further calculations.”

Previously it was one-third, which means it still had some effect. But the final result wouldn’t change anything; unless there were unexpected events, the world would still be destroyed.

Everyone fell silent.

Feng Xianglong said, “What if we continue to bombard the giant asteroid with bombs?”ᴛʜɪs ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀ ɪs ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ʙʏ novelenglish.net . Firᴇ(.)nᴇt

The tester replied, “We have already factored in the bombs we’ve launched. Our energy supply is critically low.”

Feng Xianglong frowned and muttered to himself, “It seems we can only execute Feng Tang’s final plan!”

After organizing his thoughts, Feng Xianglong spoke in a deep voice, “Ministers, listen to my command!”

The assembly quickly quieted down, with all eyes on Feng Xianglong.

Feng Xianglong stepped onto the platform and said, “Immediately lock onto all former members of the ‘Demon Hunters Association’ from the old era.”

Everyone widened their eyes suddenly, seemingly realizing something terrifying. It became so quiet that one could hear a pin drop.

Feng Xianglong continued, “Organize a specialized team. Within a month, uproot the entire ‘Demon Hunters Association.’ Members of the association are to be killed without mercy.”

As Feng Xianglong’s words fell, a chill ran through everyone’s hearts.

They all knew that President Feng was planning to kill all those former era cultivators to use them as a source of energy and make bombs to send to the asteroid!

This was truly ruthless!

But no one opposed it; instead, they all agreed wholeheartedly!

As long as they weren’t the ones going to blow up the asteroid, they had no objections.

Some even began to hope, “Perhaps, blowing up all these ancient era cultivators who have existed for who knows how many years could save the world?”

Feng Xianglong’s command was quickly put into action.

Before the world’s destruction, there would be a great chaos.

But as long as they could survive in the end, nothing else mattered.

Next, scenes of cultivators fighting each other were about to unfold.

……

Just about two hours after Feng Cheng left, a burly figure barged into the Starry Bay. After looking around and finding no one, he frowned in annoyance and punched a nearby huge rock.

If Su Hao had seen this person, he would have immediately recognized him. This person was none other than the former Right Hall Master, Lichi, who once served the Immortal Master.

After a moment, another figure flew in and landed opposite Lichi; it was Lin Mei.

Lin Mei frowned and asked, “Lichi, what are you doing here?”

Lichi gave Lin Mei a fierce look but remained silent.

Lin Mei continued, “Before the Immortal Master passed away, he entrusted me with keeping an eye on you. He specifically warned against letting you cause trouble for Jia Wei. It seems the Immortal Master had foresight. And who gave you the message just now?”

Lichi spoke heavily, “Lin Mei, you’re not worthy of knowing.”

Lin Mei sneered, “It must have been your ridiculous Demon Hunters Association! Hmph! A bunch of shady characters from the past era. Clinging to remnants of history.”

Lichi’s eyes widened, “Shut up!”

Lin Mei said, “Lichi, our Dim Light in the Abbys has become a thing of the past. I’m tired of watching you all these years! The Immortal Master said if I grew tired, I could kill you! Don’t make trouble for Jia Wei.”

Lichi exclaimed angrily, “Jia Wei, Jia Wei! Has no one ever cared about Ehuan? Since it’s come to this, I’ve had enough of you too!”

Lin Mei quickly formed a protective shield with her gestures. With a flick of her delicate hand, hundreds of golden lights shot out toward Lichi.

Lichi roared in anger. A yellow light flashed, and his figure suddenly enlarged. He threw out a token, blocking the golden lights coming at him.

As he was about to unleash his attack, the golden lights kept pounding on the token shield, riddling it with holes until it was rendered useless. The golden lights, unabated, pierced through Lichi, much to his disbelief.

“How is this possible! I’m also in the Divine Transformation Realm, why…”

With a wave of her hand, Lin Mei chopped off Lichi’s head and said calmly, “You know nothing about Starry Sky’s technology, Lichi. Don’t blame me; I’ve given you over a hundred years of chances. I don’t want to wait anymore.”

Lichi, unwilling to accept his fate, tried to self-destruct, but no matter what he tried, he couldn’t. Lin Mei’s voice came faintly, “Don’t bother, this is Starry Sky’s technology! Your body’s energy, I’ll send it to the energy department to make bombs. If you want to explode, do it after landing on the asteroid!”

Lichi died with resentment, unable to comprehend why, after all his efforts in learning and cultivating, he couldn’t even handle Lin Mei, who used to be no match for him… Why was fate so unfair to someone as diligent as him?