Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 804: Heavenly Tribulation (2)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

After the mountain disappeared, a few moments passed before the new Heavenly Tribulation began to take form.

But rather than from the sky, it came from the ground.

The Heavenly Tribulation was the will of the heavens.

But this didn't mean that only attacks that fell from the heavens were Heavenly Tribulations. On the contrary, when the Heavenly Tribulations began, anything in the world could become one.

It represented the wrath of the heavens, the rejection of the usurper.

A gust blew past.

Grass suddenly began to grow on the ground where Tang Jie was standing, rapidly growing into huge trees, creating a dense forest that completely enclosed Tang Jie.

These countless trees swayed in unison in a majestic sight, their branches turning into arms, their wooden fists pummeling Tang Jie. Some trees even grew mouths and feet, running at Tang Jie and opening their tooth-filled maws.

But Tang Jie was unmoved.

The Primal Infant hid in his body and continued to evolve, the phenomena in the heavens continuing. Meanwhile, Tang Jie faced the trees and simply said, "Go."

The Pale Cloud Flame bird again flew out, transforming into a sea of fire to burn away the trees.

Such was the power of the Pale Cloud Flame that the trees were burned to cinders before they could get close.

Sitting in the sea of fire, Tang Jie picked up a flower and smiled.

In this seemingly casual movement, he was actually analyzing the power of the Wood Element, greedily absorbing every bit of experience and every principle of the Dao that he could.

The Pale Cloud Flame had once more easily blocked a tribulation.

Next was the Metal Tribulation.

Countless weapons of various shapes and sizes began to manifest in the air.

Although these weapons were made from illusions, as they were made with Metal Element energy, each one became real once they manifested.

Once they had all manifested, they threw themselves at Tang Jie.

But the way Tang Jie dealt with them was even simpler than before.

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