CHAPTER 1031
A flash of light, and soon enough, two figures materialized on unfamiliar grounds like they had always been there.
The moment they did, one of them jumped backward to put a lot of distance between himself and the man before him.
The moment they arrived, the entire planet groaned beneath their presence.
It was a world far smaller than most—compact enough that its horizons curved visibly in the distance, giving the unsettling impression that the entire landmass had been folded into a confined sphere.
Yet despite its size, it felt vast in intensity, every single inch of it brimming with untamed violence.
The terrain was savage.
Jagged mountain ridges tore upward like the broken fangs of some dead celestial beast, their sharp peaks cutting into a sky stained in shades of burning orange and blood-red.
