The Epic Tale of Chaos vs Order - Chapter 1530

Chapter 1530: Neptune€™s Rage!

Celestial Downpour!

Chapter 1530: Neptune€™s Rage!

Celestial Downpour!

Cain could not help but clench his fist as he gazed at the sky.

After all the struggle, after every brutal clash-after managing to wound the woman multiple times-a small part of him had allowed hope to bloom.

He had believed, if only faintly, that things might finally be turning in his favor.

But as he stared at the cosmic sea flooding the sky, he recognized how naive that thought had been.

When pushed to desperation through rage and confusion, the power of a Third Realm life form was truly enough to shake the world.

Now, the woman’s eyes burned with hatred and killing intent.

Her arrogance from the beginning had transformed into something more visceral.

When she first arrived, her objective was to kill Cain-not because he posed a serious threat to her, but because his actions over the last few years had enraged her.

She intended to erase him as easily as one might crush an ant.

However, everything had changed.

The woman had watched in disbelief as a man she considered no more than an insect defied her every move, injuring her significantly.

Never in a thousand years would she have expected such fierce resistance.

Now, no matter the cost, she would not allow him to leave this place alive.

Her pride could not stomach the idea that he might survive after challenging her so thoroughly.

That was why she unleashed her ultimate attack, her most powerful spell-one that demanded she drain her life force.

Overhead, the roiling cosmos twisted, forming a vast, stellar ocean that replaced the normal sky.

Then, she roared in a voice that reverberated with a deity’s authority.

“Neptune’s Rage!

Celestial Downpour!” Her proclamation echoed like thunder, carrying an air of divine judgment.

In the next moment, a monstrous surge of life force ignited within the cosmic sea, and majestic weapons of all kinds began to emerge from the watery skies-spears, swords, halberds, and more, all composed of living water infused with cosmic energy.

Cain’s eyes widened.

He saw dozens of these watery weapons forming, each radiating a power close to a Third Realm spell.

They might not be as formidable as the colossal water-serpent she had summoned before, but they were not far behind-and there were many of them, with more appearing every heartbeat.

Meanwhile, Cain could still feel the gravitational pressure from the stellar ocean above.

It made dodging or launching any proactive assault on the woman impossible.

He realized the only option was to stand his ground and face these living water weapons head-on.

It felt like a suicide mission, but after coming this far, giving up was out of the question.

He closed his eyes and took a deep breath.

His grip on the Shooting Star Dragon Halberd tightened.

The World Strength within him-granted by his newly ascended level in the Primordial Path-flooded every fiber of his body.

Around him, the world energy from the 31 Revolutions Refinement swirled, bolstering his spirit and knitting his wounds together.

Above, the woman glared down.

The sight of Cain holding firm against her ultimate spell only fueled the rage and hatred seething in her heart.

Still, she maintained her concentration.

Lifting her right index finger, she gestured at one of the living water weapons that had formed within the stellar ocean, willing it to plummet toward Cain.

A moment later, that watery sword dove from the heights with enough force to sunder space itself.

Its speed was beyond comprehension: in less than the blink of an eye, it loomed directly before Cain, poised to obliterate him.

Just as the weapon threatened to reduce him to nothing, Cain’s eyes snapped open.

They glowed with a golden radiance-brighter and more overpowering than anything he had ever unleashed.

At that fatal instant, The Flow erupted with unprecedented might.

He thrust the Shooting Star Dragon Halberd forward, guiding the tip of his weapon to meet the watery sword’s edge.

In a single, fluid motion, he redirected the sword’s path to his left.

“BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMM!” A colossal explosion rocked the entire battlefield as the watery sword whistled past him, crashing into the ocean below his feet and drilling into the ground beneath.

A massive crater expanded outward, hurling volcanic rock and tidal waves in every direction.

High above, the woman’s eyes widened in disbelief at how effortlessly Cain had diverted an attack that could have easily pulverized a squadron of Peak Divine Transcendence Masters.

“Why don’t you just DIE!!!” she shrieked.

Rage, more intense than any she had ever known, exploded in her heart.

She waved her fingers, hurling more living water weapons out of the stellar ocean, aiming every last one at Cain.

In that moment, Cain’s focus narrowed to a single point.

He blocked out everything except the projectiles hurtling his way and the energy frequencies they emitted.

With The Flow at its limit, he continued to redirect them one by one.

“BOOOOOM!” “BOOOOOM!” “BOOOOOM!” “BOOOOOM!” “BOOOOOM!” “BOOOOOM!” Explosion after explosion tore through the battlefield.

Each time a watery weapon struck the earth, it blasted open new craters and ravaged the already-devastated volcanic terrain.

Cain managed to divert them all, forcing the woman to expend more and more energy.

But anyone who thought he held the upper hand would be gravely mistaken.

Blood leaked from his eyes, nose, ears, and mouth with every successful deflection.

Attuning his mind to the energy frequency of each projectile strained his brain to the brink.

Meanwhile, every time his halberd made contact with a living water weapon, the force felt like colliding with an apocalyptic meteor.

The only thing keeping him in one piece was the continued regeneration provided by the 31 Revolutions Refinement, which flooded his cells with life-saving world energy.

But even that miraculous flame had limits.

At last, the swirling flames of the 31 Revolutions began to fade.

Their healing and rejuvenating capabilities, which had allowed him to stand firm for minutes against a torrent of world-ending projectiles, dissipated.

When Cain next tried to redirect one of the woman’s lethal strikes-a spear of living water-it came in with such intensity that, though he deflected its path, the impact hurled the Shooting Star Dragon Halberd right out of his bloody hands.

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