Hell's Handbook

Su Jin spoke very loudly. He wasn’t talking to himself, but he was warning the people who had gathered here to kill him. The owners who had gathered were not confident of killing him either, since Su Jin had been wandering the Grave of the Gods for a long tas that mysterious mourner. Shad tried attacking him earlier, only to find themselves completely unable to.

Su Jin knew that all these people were waiting for someone to make the first move, but nobody at this level was an idiot. Every person here represented the best and most formidable of their Handbook systems. They were the ones who were constantly scheming against others. It was going to be hard to schagainst them.

“Someone once toldthat I have to step over the bodies of tens of thousands of people in order to beca god. I have given up on becoming a god, but… I don’t mind racking up tens of thousands of dead bodies!” Su Jin’s psychokinesis transformed into thousands of swords that went flying into the crowd.

Nobody expected Su Jin to attack them so decisively. According to what they had initially imagined, Su Jin would be struggling to survive as they tore him to tiny pieces. They were surprised that Su Jin had taken the first move despite being surrounded by so many formidable characters.

The psychokinesis swords instantly pierced the bodies of many owners. Shad managed to use their Spirit Power or special techniques to survive, but sperished immediately.

Su Jin had not killed a lot of them, not even 10% of the crowd. But that was enough to make the surviving owners tremble in fear. Su Jin had killed these owners instantly. It was really hard to kill someone at their level instantly.

Sof the owners realized that something was amiss. Su Jin was like a gboss that was way above their level. If they tried really hard, they would probably be able to defeat him, but they would lose a lot of people in the process. Most of the owners would becnothing but cannon fodder, and none of them could be sure if they would be part of that.

Many of them wanted to retreat now, but Su Jin wasn’t going to let them go just like that. He wasn’t going to be spassive gboss and just allow these people to attack and retreat as and when they liked. It was too late for these people already.

A silver glint shone brilliantly in Su Jin’s eyes, and a huge number of clones appeared. In the past, he could only make a little over a dozen clones. But now, Su Jin could make as many as he liked and commanded them to attack the owners.

The crowd that had gathered to attack Su Jin together were now being attacked by Su Jin’s clone army. Su Jin was like a general who could command his soldiers with just one thought and did not have to do the dirty work himself.

Su Jin’s clones were very strong too. As long as he put in enough psychokinesis, these clones were able to do almost everything Su Jin could.

In an instant, flowers bloomed all around Su Jin, except that these were the exploding bodies of formidable owners. Their bodies were like vines, their blood like petals. Each ta flower bloomed, an owner fell.

There were nearly a hundred of them, and each one would have been equivalent to any owner among the top ten of his planet. But they were now dismembered before Su Jin, dying with nothing but hate and regret in their hearts.

As Su Jin killed these owners, he continued walking. He had stayed long enough in the Grave of the Gods, so long that the Handbook had noticed the change in him. He was within a Handbook Challenge, after all, so this was not a safe place to stay in. He had to find the exit and get to the God of Sins in order to leave the Challenge.

Su Jin’s display of power quickly made its rounds. Almost a hundred top owners had been completely slaughtered within a very short time. Most of the owners left did not dare to go near him. Staying away from him was a true reflection of one’s resilience.

“An owner who could slay nearly a hundred owners who were good enough to get into the Grave of the Gods? How interesting.” In front of a grave stood a man covered in black, scaly armor. He had two horns growing out of his head like a demon and he carried a curved, longsword. He gripped the sword with his hands and sniffed the air, then said in a pleased voice, “The marvelous smell of blood… it seems like the source is on the move! Excellent!” He then flew off and disappeared without a trace.

Meanwhile, another man in white who looked like an immortal who had transcended, felt the white jade sword in his hand hum. He pressed down on the sword and said grimly, “Stay calm, stay calm. I know you can beca god if you kill an owner like him. I will bring you to him.”

Along the border of the Grave of the Gods, the terrain was in worse shape than the rest of the grave for sreason. If one followed the ruins and moved further toward the border, they would notice a woman with green eyes.

“Humph! So what if they’re gods? After such a long time, gods that can leave behind an undamaged body are way too few. The reward for coming here isn’t as great as I had imagined. But thankfully, a monster has appeared here. If I can get hold of his body, this wouldn’t be considered a wasted trip!” She thrust a hand out and a grave suddenly exploded. A completely naked man walked out of the grave and she leaned lazily in his embrace.

“This one’s… considered fairly undamaged, not bad! Taketo that fellow!” The woman touched the man’s chin lightly and he flew off immediately.

“That was the top owner of the Demon Planet, Morgan, right? I heard that he had slaughtered gods with his bare hands, and he’s definitely going to beca top tier god in the future! Looks like he’s headed to where that monster is.”

“I spotted Immortal Bai from the Immortal Pljust now. He was born with an immortal sword in his belly and has been cultivating with the sword ever since he becan owner. He’s also a powerful character who’s capable of killing gods, and I heard that if he becomes a god, he will have double the power!”

“Ha! I heard that the princess of the Undead Territories is going after that monster with the body of a god she dug out from one of the graves here. With those bodies to protect her, she’s going to be even more formidable than the other two.” The Grave of the Gods had becvery noisy as the owners that previously did not interact with one another gathered together. There was only one thing they were concerned with, and that was Su Jin.

At the stime, Kano Mai had an anxious look in her eyes. Even though she was probably the one with the most faith in Su Jin’s abilities, she couldn’t help but feel worried for him. He was now the enemy of every formidable owner in the universe.

“Are you worried about him?” asked Phoenix.

Kano Mai nodded. There was no need to hide her true thoughts. If Su Jin was really in trouble, she was definitely going to help him. Her companions would not be able to stop her.

“You don’t have to be so worried. That’s someone who was able to restrain all four of us just now. That top owner demon and that princess are formidable, but they wouldn’t be much more powerful than us. He won’t lose to them.” Jing Hua didn’t like the fact that Su Jin was powerful, but he couldn’t deny it.

Kano Mai shook her head and said, “I’m not worried about those owners. Ever since he chose to take that path, these owners are no longer a match for him. I’m worried that the Handbook is using them to stall for time, then gather powerful gods to attack him.”

“Seriously?! He hasn’t even beca god yet, but he’s worth so much effort?” Jing Hua was in disbelief.

Kano Mai tried to explain, “It’s not about whether he’s a god or not. The problem is that the path that Jin has chosen is too much of a threat to them. The chances of succeeding are close to zero, but if he actually succeeds, then they’d be destroyed.”

“And so what if you go over? As long as no gods cto attack him, he’ll be fine. But if they do, then your presence won’t make any difference,” Phoenix tried to persuade her otherwise. They were here to look for the most suitable gravestone, beca god immediately and assure themselves a spot among the gods of this era. They didn’t want to involve themselves in any unnecessary trouble.

“I’m the only one who can save him, and I know that well!” Kano Mai ignored the words of her companions. A bright flash of light flickered in her eyes and she flew off at high speed. The rest had no choice but to go after her, because a living primordial deity was simply too important to them.

Su Jin scanned every nook and cranny of the Grave of the Gods with his psychokinesis because he was searching for a gap in the space that he could use to escape. But while he was still searching, three people stood in his way.

“You’re that mourner?” Morgan stood at three meters tall and made Su Jin look like a gnome. He stared down arrogantly at Su Jin and spoke very domineeringly.

“Move aside, you’re in my way.” Su Jin was not bothered by Morgan and merely waved a palm. Morgan’s body exploded on the spot and rained blood everywhere.