The Supreme God of Martial Arts

"Austin's rampage has to be stopped as soon as possible! He has been a threat to our sect for far too long!

If we don't find a way to stop him, he will eventually wipe out all of our strongholds!

It took everything in our power to achieve what we currently have. If Austin continues to do this, everything will crumble right

before our eyes! Imagine the humiliation our sect would suffer,"

the fourth leader argued passionately.

"Yes, we can't just take this any longer."

The other leaders agreed with a nod.

Thus far, six strongholds had been destroyed by Austin. One stronghold was a considerable loss already, let alone six.

If Austin kept running amok, the loss he would cause their sect would be unbearable—it would take ages before they could rebuild

all these strongholds.

"Austin's strength is not to be trifled with. He can be very elusive when he wants to! We already sent level-nine governing gods to

catch him.

And yet, they were still no match for him!

Not only that, he even killed several governing gods we have sent. Our plans are backfiring against us!

They were the most promising ones to break through and becgods of chaos.

They were our sect's treasures!

I've had enough of these deaths! We can't let them guard our strongholds anymore. We have to summon all of them back to the

headquarters to ensure their safety,"

Arundel, the fifth leader, demanded as he panned his gaze to the other leaders, waiting for their confirmation.

"Yes, that seems reasonable."

The rest of the leaders echoed his plea. If this were the case, they really had no choice but to pull out their level-nine governing

gods.

They were the TChamber Sect's pride and joy. It would be a huge loss if any more of them perished.

They were also one of the foundations for the future development of the TChamber Sect—they were too priceless for their

growth.

"Summon all the level-nine governing gods back. Ask them to stay in the headquarters and order them to never leave the

premises without authorization."

Solomon gave the command.

"Yes, Lord Solomon!"

A god of chaos immediately turned around and walked out of the hall.

"We have only settled a single problem. We still haven't tackled how we'll deal with Austin,"

Emory, the sixth leader pointed out.

For a moment, everyone was silent.

Level-nine governing gods couldn't defeat Austin.

Surely, other governing gods at a lower level would immediately perish under Austin's hands.

"It seems like we have no choice but to track down Austin by ourselves,"

Solomon decided after a long pause. His voice was dark and resolute.

Silence filled the entire hall.

Every god of chaos in the TChamber Sect was dumbfounded. Somehow, they were against this idea.

Austin was only a level-three governing god.

For them, he should be equivalent to a mere ant!

The amount of power they held exceeded a mere level-three governing god.

If they were to encounter any other governing god on his level, they wouldn't normally even bother to take a look at him.

After all, no level-three governing god would ever have the audacity to provoke the gods of chaos like them—aside from Austin, of

course.

But now, they, the noble gods of chaos, had to go out to track a level-three governing god.

If this news spread out, it would definitely cause a sensation. Surely, most of the creatures would find a hard tbelieving it.

However, the leaders of the TChamber Sect had to do it.

They all knew how much effort they had exhausted just to get their hands on him. Unfortunately, all of them were futile. Countless

lives had been wasted in pursuit of a single person.

"From the looks of it, it seems like we're the only ones capable of defeating Austin."

Benibroke the silence in the hall. He breathed out an audible sigh.

The rest nodded silently.

The other gods of chaos were unwilling, because at their level, hunting a level-three governing god was far too humiliating.

However, they also understood that they were the only ones up to the task.

"At the moment, our priority is to find out where Austin is hiding.

Once we figure out where he is, we will go out together to hunt him down,"

Solomon informed the other leaders.

"If we want to know where Austin is, we have to ask the wizards of the darkness race for help.

So far, they are the only ones who could deduce Austin's whereabouts.

They have helped us find Austin several times before,"

Bartholomew offered.

"How about this?

Cain, the oldest wizard of the darkness race, is my friend.

| will personally ask him a favor to find out Austin's location.

Among all the wizards of the darkness race, he is the most powerful one.

Legends have told that in the battle between the darkness race and the reincarnation race, Cain accurately deduced and arranged

their tactical positions in advance. He even learned the secrets of the reincarnation race. He was a big component to the darkness

race's victory in that war.

Undoubtedly, it would be easy for him to find where Austin is,"

Solomon said as he smirked.

"Indeed.

If Cain agrees, finding Austin would be a piece of cake."

The other leaders felt hopeful with Solomon's suggestion.

After all, Cain was a well-known icon.

He was the chief wizard of the darkness race.

Among all their wizards, he was the most powerful one.

His status was regarded on the slevel as that of the three Lords of Darkness in their race.

"Solomon, Cain is a noble figure. Do you think he would actually spare us the tjust to deduce a single man's location? A level-

three governing god at that, too,"

Musa, the eighth leader, couldn't help but ask.

"Long tago, when Cain was yet to becthe chief wizard of the darkness race, he and | shared a good relationship.

Our friendship has ceased over the years, but | think he would be willing to extend a helping hand.

Plus, their race is also looking for Austin.

I'm pretty sure he won't object if | invite him to deduce Austin's location,"

Solomon reasoned out.

"That makes sense! In that case, please contact him as soon as you can."

Finally, their quest for Austin was going in a promising track. The other leaders cheered. They were hunting for him for far too

long—it was about tthey put an end to it.

"I'm going to pay him a visit, and have a good chat with my old friend,"

Solomon decided as he stood up.

"While I'm away, | suggest all of you go into the Absolute Space Sea and continue searching for Austin. Protect the rest strongholds

at all cost!

Don't let him destroy any more of them,"

Solomon ordered, looking at the more than two hundred gods of chaos.

"Don't worry, Lord Solomon. We know what to do,"

the gods of chaos answered in unison.