The Supreme God of Martial Arts

"You eight holy trees?"

Austin shook his head.

The eight holy trees might be powerful, but they were still no match for cultivators such as the leader of the Sword Palace and the

leader of the Yaksha Palace.

After all, they were the top masters of this universe.

"Trust us, young man.

We eight brothers will protect you from harm so you don't have to worry."

Sherman was obviously trying to reassure him. It could sense that Austin was worried.

Austin pursed his lips and said nothing.

It seemed like Sherman was exactly like the suprholy tree who always bragged.

The ship continued to sail across the sea of stars, heading towards the other side of it.

"It is said that the sea of stars cfrom nine drops of Celestial Star Water."

Austin looked out at the vast sea before them. He marveled.

All things in the world had their own magic. Even nine drops of Celestial Star Water could turn into a vast ocean.

"The Celestial Star Water is indeed a grand sight to behold!" the suprholy tree exclaimed.

It climbed down to the side of the ship to admire the water below. Unknowingly, its mouth was drooling.

Austin approached the suprholy tree and asked, "What's so special about the Celestial Star Water?"

"That would be a long story to tell. But it's enough to say that it has a lot of wonderful properties.

Just know that one drop of the Celestial Star Water is as heavy as a thousand stars.

If there are nine drops in this sea, then that means the sea weighs the sas nine thousand stars.

You can imagine how much power it contains and how dangerous one's attack could be if he refines it."

The suprholy tree looked serious as it said this.

"I see what you mean.

And you are right."

Austin nodded his head in agreement.

It was known that a star was equivalent to a world.

This meant that one drop of the Celestial Star Water also weighed a thousand worlds!

How terribly heavy it must be.

Even sect ancestors wouldn't be able to stand against it.

If Austin were to collect all nine drops of the Celestial Star Water from the sea of stars, refine them and melt them into his palms,

he might be able to destroy a universe with just one punch.

Austin's eyes flashed with excitement.

"Don't even think about it, boy.

The old bastard had created this sea. How can you even think of taking sof it for yourself with your pathetic strength?

If it could be done so easily, | would have done it long ago."

The suprholy tree frowned.

Just then, they heard a voice crying out.

"Argh! Run away quickly!"

Screams rang out around them. A few boats were already turning the tail and retreating.

A giant head that seemed to reach a height of a thousand meters was chasing them with murderous intent.

It moved so fast that it caught up with the ships in just a blink of an eye.

"Let's all join forces and smash this head!"

a master on one of the ships shouted.

Together, everyone began hurling different attacks at the head.

But they didn't expect it to open its mouth and swallow all their attacks in just one gulp. Its red tongue sprang out as quick as

lightning to wrap around a ship, pulled it back into its mouth and ate it.

This frightened the remaining people on the ships so they decided to flee as fast as they could.

But in the end, the head still caught them and gobbled them all up.

The sight sent shivers down Austin's spine. He immediately steered the boat in a different direction to avoid the carnage up ahead.

"We shouldn't run away! We must sail ahead and face it!"

Sherman said to Austin.

"What? Are you serious?!

That head looks scary, and | doubt that we can actually defeat it!"

Austin protested.

"Why should we fight it?

| will take him as a servant,"

said Sherman.

"Servant? How?!"

Austin was flabbergasted.

Suddenly, the realization hit him. This must be one of the giants that Peterson the Taoist Ancestor had promised as a gift to guide

and protect them.

"It's the giant that Taoist Ancestor was talking about!"

Austin couldn't help but blurt out.

"That's right.

This guy is one of the servants from the giant race."

Sherman took out a yellow rune paper and murmured something to it.

Whoosh!

Immediately, the giant head began to rise from the sea.

It revealed a sturdy, thick body beneath it.

Finally, Austin saw it for what it really was--a giant as tall as the sky itself.

This was a real giant. He wasn't transformed by skind of energy or skills.

He was born as one.

The giant gave a deep roar.

He lowered his head to glance down upon the ship Austin was on.

The giant seemed unfriendly and his eyes were hostile.

He raised his huge palm up and then unexpectedly brought it down on the sea.

A fierce wind blew hard, creating huge, relentless waves.

"Big guy, do you want to be rude to us?"

Sherman shouted, throwing the yellow rune paper to the sea as fast as lightning.

It flew past the giant's head with a whoosh.

"Show us your respect!"

A proud voice resonated through the air. It all cfrom the suprholy tree.

The giant shuddered and then his gaze turned gentle.

"Masters, it's an honor to serve you," he said.

Finally, he lowered his big head respectfully.

Peterson the Taoist Ancestor had given him an order to treat the eight holy trees as his masters. And so he would.

"Very good.

Please lead the way then."

The suprholy tree calmly waved its thick branches in the air, relishing the feeling of being the master of the giant.

"Yes, sir!"

The giant turned around and led the way.

A few moments passed.

A huge palm appeared on the offing. It was as tall as a mountain, blocking their way.

"Another giant!"

Austin blurted out. He knew what it meant without asking.

"Yes, he is,"

Sherman laughed.

Then, Sherman took out another yellow rune paper and began chanting. Afterwards, it threw the rune paper at the gigantic palm.

In an instant, the sea roared and waves began to surge. Another giant rose high until his head touched the sky.

"Masters, it is an honor to serve you."

The giant bowed respectfully to the eight holy trees.

The suprholy tree laughed.

"I really didn't expect that old bastard to be this generous. | had my doubts at first.

But here are the two giant servants in front of us now."

The suprholy tree continued to laugh giddily.

The two giants began to walk, leading the way to the other side of the sea.

"We are finally ashore."

Austin and the others left the ship and landed on the shore.

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