Blue Phoenix Chapter 479 - Rescue Mission

Hui Yue was unaware of what was happening to all the citizens; his full focus was on the Ancestral Worldpower which flowed from his body. This was the first time he was using his internal energy ever since he became a God and the feeling was intoxicating.

Hui Yue was unable to fully control the energy that was flowing from him, and a lot of it dissipated into the essence of the heavens and the earth. This caused the area around him to be dense with energy ripples.

Still, Hui Yue was satisfied when he managed to open up the ceiling of the entire cave. As he finished, the Ancestral Worldpower returned to his body. Although Hui Yue had done something as major as reform the capital of the Dungeons of the Divine, the energy he used was actually so little that he hardly felt the change. Only now did he truly understand just how strong he had become.

Hesitating for a short while, Hui Yue straightened his back and flew into the air where he overlooked the entire capital.

"Everyone!" His voice boomed through the air, through the streets, and into every single home. There was nowhere in the capital where his voice did not reach. "There is an aboveground world! A world where there is no roof above one’s head; a world where you do not have to travel through a tunnel to enter another city."

"This world is now open to you! I will not force anyone to leave what they are used to, neither will I open up the ceilings of the other caves. Those who wish to stay within these divine dungeons can keep living their lives here. If you wish to experience something new, go to the world above."

"But this also means that many adventurers will be coming to the Dungeons of the Divine to experience the new and unknown. Welcome these travelers as you would your own!. Live the life as you wish to live it, treat others as you wish to be treated!" Hui Yue called out before he landed on the ground again.

"That was quite the speech." Deng Wu laughed as he looked at Hui Yue, but the young man just shrugged his shoulders. It did not matter to him what th

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