Is that a Wisp?

Once they were done with their 'friendly' banter, Wally slowly appeared above the ground, touching it as his body slowly began to sink into it.

"You're going like this?" Krune asked in surprise.

"This isn't the Kun Realm. So, I have to make things seem natural," Wally replied. "You know how in cases of immortals fighting in the God Realm, there are small fragments of their Spiritual Incarnation slipping through the gaps, falling to the lower realms and forming Danger Zones there, right?"

Seeing Krune nod, he continued, "I plan to do the same and make the Mong Realm Spirit assume I'm just a Spiritual Incarnation fragment that's slipping through the gaps."

Slowly, his body passed through the ground, heading deeper and deeper underground. It was like they were falling, continuing to do so naturally. It seemed like such a process would take ages, but time of such scale was a luxury to them.

The God King was just too strong. And they were unsure as to how long he could be held at bay by the other champions. After all, if he sensed their actions and returned to the Mong Realm, none of the champions would be able to stop him.

After all, the Mong Realm was his home ground, where he was the strongest. His powers would be further amplified here.

It would be a death sentence once he began to target them.

Krune had seen how the Kun Realm fared against a casual attack from him. It was horrible.

So, no way in hell would they ever delay enough to be found by him.

"Relax, I know what I'm doing." Wally smiled as their dropping figure flickered in and out when slowly, a spatial crack formed, allowing him to slip through.

"Ugh!" Followed by a mild grunt, he arrived within the Godly Path Realm of the Mong Realm. The Mong Realm also consisted of four realms, just like the Kun Realm.

Wally surprisingly moved quickly, like fish in water, surprising everyone.

"Have you been here before?" Krune asked in shock.

"No, but I've absorbed the memories of many immortals that have lived in all parts of the Mong Realm," Wally said in response. "That isn't all. I also know plenty of details regarding the other realms."

"Only the best of the best is chosen to infiltrate the other realms. And, I have been feeding upon those for as long as I can remember," he shrugged as he continued. "All of them were damn strong, but they are nothing before me."

"How will you measure up to the God King?" Gegrafikan asked.

"Hmm, let's see." Wally thought before saying, "I'll be able to handle three of his full-powered attacks. But nothing more than that."

"Three?" Krune was shocked, taking a second glance at Wally.

A casual attack from the God King caused all the Gods of the Kun Realm to kneel. But Wally said he was able to face three of the God King's full-powered attacks?

"You're strong," Sterlena said.

"Well, I've been fighting against all sorts of invaders throughout the years," Wally said casually in response. "So, I became this strong. Well, not like I was ever weak anyway."

"Though," he added. "I hit my limit because I couldn't find strong enough opponents. But, now that the champions have arrived, I'll fight them and improve my skills further."

"You can fight them?" Krune was shocked.

"Yes," Wally said, patting Krune. "You'll also be able to do so easily once you reach the God Realm in cultivation."

He then gazed at Sterlena, telling her, "And, I'm looking forward to you reaching the God Realm in cultivation. After the first-generation True Spirits were killed by the Gods of the other realms, no True Spirit managed to become a God. And since you've been used as the key to destroy your race, you're different from all the True Spirits."

"You've been tempered the highest by trials, tribulations, and destruction. Once you reach the God Realm in cultivation, you'll bloom into the strongest True Spirit," Wally said in all seriousness.

He then laughed. "Well, the three of you are pretty unique in your own regard. All of you would reach a Champion's level in the future."

His eyes then became sharp as he said, "But that's also troublesome. After all, the other champions have already evaluated your potential. No matter what, they wouldn't allow you to mature into Gods. We'll become a second Mong Realm in terms of being terrifying in the eyes of everyone."

"How long do you think the champions would last against the God King?" Krune asked.

"Why do you think they would be defeated?" Wally chuckled all of a sudden, asking upon seeing the trio's confusion. "Have you activated the Balance Laws after attaining your God Seats?"

"No, I didn't," Krune replied.

"Well, once we return, try to activate it. You'll be surprised to feel the power of the Kun Realm itself flowing through you." Wally said. "And that's what sets you apart as the champion. Currently, all the champions haven't harnessed the powers of their Realms yet. That's why there's a stalemate between the God King and the rest."

"But when they harness it, things would change. Even the God King wouldn't emerge scot-free from the battle. After all, a single realm cannot compete with dozens of realms," he spoke. "The Mong Realm doesn't have that strong a foundation. On top of that, their Godly Energy is also used up."

"You mean, it just wasn't something they prevented to make the people active in fighting other realms?" Krune asked in surprise.

"There's that too, but inertly, the realm has lost most of its energy gathering foundation." He said, sighing, "You can say that the Mong Realm is a dying realm. If it doesn't swallow another realm, it would soon fade out of existence. Everything the Mong Realm Gods are doing is just prolonging the inevitable."

Slowly, Wally arrived at the Mortal Realm, phasing through the ground just like before. "They'll need to swallow at least some satellite realms like the Calamity Realm to slow down their collapse."

"When I arrived here, I made a rough calculation thanks to our race's innate advantage," Wally said. "12,000 years. That's how long the Mong Realm has if it doesn't swallow any realms."

"Even the mighty God King would be no more after that."