Demon Lord 3

Chapter 770: Cultivation Strength is Almost the Same

If a human immortal rises to a celestial immortal like me, then it should be the peak of strength. So except for me in this team, I am a real celestial immortal, and the rest Those who came down were in the upper tier first, and then came those celestial beings who had not yet become human immortals. Everyone also felt that their strength was not enough compared to ours, but no one said anything. I understand that everyone is practicing hard, and everyone's blood type level is different. It doesn't matter who comes first or last, so everyone's abilities are quite average. Even if they are a little worse than us, we didn't say anything. It would be strange if they all got promoted all at once. Some real gaps are good. After all, it is impossible for everyone's power to be equal in the end. There has to be a distinction between high and low. My companions also understand this, so no one cares about the companion's strength. It's good to have a leader in the team. We are also breaking the wind back and forth, and there is no real leader. You are strong today, I am strong tomorrow, and it all benefits the team, that's enough, there is no need to divide it so finely, for example, if I am good today and I am not good tomorrow, it would be good if someone leads the team. I don't know who will be the next to get promoted? This time, while observing the night sky, I noticed that although Third Brother was fine, he was in a jungle. What jungle? I posted this to the newly created group, and everyone responded enthusiastically, saying they were already in the jungle. But what jungle is this? It's so big, what jungle is it? I also suggested everyone look south. We're in a northern city, so everyone's been staying there. But during my night sky observation, I noticed something like hemiplegia. If it were in the south, the chances would be much higher, so I didn't tell everyone to hurry back. Those in the north who can't find him can return immediately. Those in the south should visit several locations so those nearby can provide support. If anything goes wrong, run away. Don't linger too long. After giving the order, everyone worked with great enthusiasm. While we were posting these messages downstairs, we kept an eye on the situation outside, but there was no movement. When we returned to the house, the giant creature had almost vanished without a trace. What was it afraid of? Was it afraid that we'd discover its true form if it stayed too long? I was quite curious about what it looked like, but then the hospital reported that there was movement in that building, so the four of us rushed over without stopping. There were only four of us in the city now, and if something bad happened, we'd be almost completely overwhelmed. But we were the peak of our team, and if we couldn't handle it, the others would be in even greater danger. So I hoped the big guy stayed with us. After all, we still had a fighting chance. If we fought the others, we'd be in teams of two or three, and we wouldn't be able to defeat them. My companions, understanding my good intentions, suggested we leave a few more people with us, but I didn't think it was necessary. After all, I still believed in my own strength. If we couldn't handle it, no one else would. When I arrived at the hospital, I realized everything had changed. The building wasn't even three stories high anymore, and it seemed to be slowly sinking. What was going on? Was it an earthquake?