Cosmic Professional Gladiator Chapter 529 - 529 Revival (2)

Chapter 529 - 529 Revival (2)

529 Revival (2)

Sovereign Moyou frowned when he heard that. His fingers slowly tapped the armrest of his throne as he whispered, “That mysterious powerhouse is good at intercepting and killing. He’s especially good at s.p.a.cetime travel and can reach us in a short period of time every time.”

“Yes, our companions were intercepted in all three attempts,” the captain said respectfully. The other Origin lifeform members stood silently to the side.

A book appeared in front of the Sovereign Moyou, and he flipped it open to read the content.

“In the past three years, we have sent teams to the six Star Alliances centered around the Ansu Star Alliance for a total of nine times! The frequency of our plundering has greatly decreased,” Moyou said.

Yes, on average, each of the six Star Alliances was only plundered once.

“An average of more than 30% of the nine h.e.l.lion teams suffered losses.” Moyou frowned. “Two Sovereigns and 59 Overlords died in battle. We suffered immense losses.”

“Sovereign Moyou, we’ve lost a lot in the past three years in these six Star Alliances, but our gains were tiny.” The h.e.l.lion captain said, “Can we temporarily give up on plundering the six Star Alliances?”

“If we give up, that mysterious powerhouse will go to the other Star Alliances,” Sovereign Moyou said calmly. “Therefore, we have to keep up the plundering even if it means a reduced frequency.”

“You are dismissed.” Sovereign Moyou waved them away.

“Yes, Sovereign.” This h.e.l.lion team bowed respectfully and left.

Sovereign Moyou sat alone in his palace and thought to himself, I’ve always been in charge of plundering the Heavenly Python Cosmic Sector. Who is this mysterious powerhouse who can cover six Star Alliances?

It’s easier to deal with him after figuring out who he is, Moyou thought.

Huh? Sovereign Moyou sensed something and turned to look in a direction, his eyes filled with excitement. Progenitor is back?

…

The h.e.l.lions were different from humans.

Humans had males and females who could produce offspring almost indefinitely.

Although the h.e.l.lions could produce an egg themselves, the origins of the h.e.l.lions—the countless eggs were produced on a large scale. Many eggs were also produced on a large scale in this present day.

Tracing back to the source, it was the h.e.l.lion Progenitor who created countless eggs, resulting in the birth of the h.e.l.lion race.

As for the h.e.l.lion Progenitor… According to the cosmic human race’s intelligence, he was an ancient lifeform that had descended into this universe from a high-dimensional s.p.a.ce. As the Progenitor of the h.e.l.lions, he was the only existence that was completely different from the rest.

“Progenitor.” A total of five figures gathered and bowed respectfully.

The h.e.l.lions had two Paramounts. One was the Progenitor, and the other was the only emperor of the h.e.l.lions. Be it strength or status, the Progenitor was clearly much higher.

“Are the five of you the ones on duty now?” A behemoth looked down at the five of them. This behemoth looked like a mountain and was 1.26 light-years tall. The aura he naturally emitted made the five Sovereigns in charge of the reception tremble.

When they saw him, they seemed to see distorted s.p.a.cetime and endless mountains.

1.26 light-years was a converged power projection of him onto the universe. As an ancient high-dimensional lifeform, the five Sovereigns wouldn’t be able to maintain their calm and rationality when they saw the Progenitor’s true appearance.

“Progenitor, three of the ten great Sovereigns are fighting the humans, and two are fighting the Frosts,” the leading Sovereign said respectfully.

“Humans and the Frosts are both among the top five species of this universe. I never expected the species I created to survive under the pressure of those two species.” The h.e.l.lion Progenitor chuckled.

The five Sovereigns listened obediently.

They knew very well that their Progenitor treated their entire species as an experiment. All they could do was be an extremely outstanding experimental product to ensure that the Progenitor didn’t give up on them.

“Which Sovereigns and Overlords need to be revived this time?” The mountain-like Progenitor looked down at them.

“Progenitor, this is the resurrection list.” One of the Sovereigns handed it over respectfully.

A golden piece of paper flew out and floated in midair.

The Progenitor took a look.

“If they’ve satisfied the requirement, they can be revived. Those who fail to meet the requirement, I guess half of them can be revived since you kids requested it.” As the Progenitor spoke, the sound of a gus.h.i.+ng river began to appear.

Countless illusory rivers appeared with countless lives in them. They were lodged to a certain level or node of the river, like floating amber.

The five Sovereigns watched.

High-dimensional lifeforms can jump out of the timeline and the restraints of the entire universe, easily capturing lifeforms in different nodes in the universe’s past. The five Sovereigns knew their Progenitor’s means very well. In terms of resurrection, the emperor did so slowly, and it clearly exhausted him—the price was very high.

The Progenitor did it as casually as playing in water.

Splas.h.!.+

This towering mountain extended more than 100 arms into the illusory river, and the river gurgled.

The five Sovereigns were terrified, having sensed the terrifying energy contained in the arms. They would be obliterated the moment they leaked.

“I’ve fished them out.” The Progenitor swung his 100 arms, and frozen amber-like figures were thrown behind the five Sovereigns. They left the illusory river and returned to reality, waking up one after another.

“I’m alive?”

“I’ve been revived?” These Lv. 10 Sovereigns and Lv. 9 Overlords were pleasantly surprised, but their hearts ached for the loss of their credit! This was because the corresponding credit would be deducted after being revived.

Immediately after, they saw an incomparably mighty existence.

“Progenitor.” These resurrected h.e.l.lion Origin lifeforms kneeled down respectfully. Some of them even shed tears of excitement because this was the first time some of them were seeing the progenitor of the h.e.l.lions.

The Progenitor looked down. “Children, be careful. Fis.h.i.+ng you out makes the universe more resistant to me! I need to give it benefits and please it; it’s troublesome.”

“It’s our fault for being incompetent,” the five Sovereigns said. The other h.e.l.lion Origin lifeforms kneeled down, feeling extremely ashamed that they had made their progenitor do such dirty work.

Any h.e.l.lion lifeform instinctively admired and respected the Progenitor, and they were willing to give up everything for the Progenitor.

“You may leave,” the Progenitor said.

The five Sovereigns and the revived h.e.l.lion Origin lifeforms were all teleported away and disappeared.

Meeting these children requires me to suppress myself with all my might. I’m afraid that if I’m not careful, I might leak a trace of power, killing all of them. It’s not easy to groom so many children. The mountain-like Progenitor immediately released the restrictions and returned to a distorted figure before disappearing.