Pretending To Be A Boss
Chapter 890 - 54: The End of the Beast Court

Expelling the Beast Court is an extremely difficult task.

The power of the Beast Court pervades the entire Northern Continent, and almost every move made by humans attacking the Yuepela Plains last year was known to the Beast Court.

After allying with the Bear Tribe and the Sea God Church behind the White Bone Mountain Range, Tang Xian immediately began to draft a battle plan.

Originally, Tang Xian planned many strategies, undecided between multi-line expansion and consolidating his position step by step.

But the reality was much simpler than he had imagined.

When the judges emerged from centuries of confinement in the altars, the Judgment Chiefs of the Beast Court started to force their rule upon other monster groups.

Qing JiuYu was stripped of her position as the queen of the fox tribe. While related to Tang Xian, there were actually many, many groups like Qing JiuYu and the fox tribe that suffered the same fate.

Yi Niu, gemstone tigers, Elk Bears, and many other creatures near the Amara Continent were forcefully taken over by the court.

They had long been dissatisfied with the court's tributes and rule.

Unlike the natural enmity with humans, they were waiting for a powerful entity that dared to challenge the court's authority.

Now that they have seen the majestic Sea God Church set to expel the court, many creatures from the Beast Court have joined in.

Not only did they become part of the force against the court, but they also continuously provided intelligence on every location of the court.

From the White Bone Mountain Range to the Tianque Plains, the Nvwa Snakes who were once forced to migrate south have now returned to this place.

Tang Xian did not miss any opportunity to encircle and subdue any power of the court along the way.

At this moment, his temper is somewhat ruthless and indiscriminate, accepting any species willing to pledge loyalty against the court, and directly annihilating any still holding illusions of allegiance to the court.

Tang Xian is not afraid of any spies infiltrating because none among the beasts could escape his eyes.

As an enforcer of order and a mixed-blood derivative of the Eden Tribe, along with the blessings from several beast gods, Tang Xian now resembles a leader capable of establishing a new order.

He is leading the beasts to establish a new force on the Northern Continent, one even larger than the Beast Court and the Sea God Church.

Upon reaching the Tianque Plains, the vast army of beasts began to expand on multiple fronts.

Bai Mansheng led followers of the Sea God Church toward the west. Tang Xian, leading the beasts that resided in the Northern Continent including the fox tribe, Bear Tribe, cursing birds, gemstone tigers, and many other creatures, headed east.

They also encountered resistance from the beasts several times after the original Judgment Chiefs of the court were annihilated by Tang Xian. The new Judgment Chiefs were downgraded from catastrophe-class to disaster-class, and although the court's remaining influence was still present, once organized to counterattack, it still made many creatures tremble with fear.

But Tang Xian was just too ferocious.

Now, not even catastrophe-class creatures were his match, let alone those of disaster-class?

Yuan Fog, Tang Feiji, and Tang are all formidable warriors.

In the Blood Red Wasteland, the pig and bird legions of the Beast Court launched a surprise attack, led by a disaster-class Judgment Chief, the Spineback Crocodile.

This formation was originally thought to develop into a grand battle.

The white brute pigs are a more irritable species than Yi Niu, top-tier creatures with a huge population.

Their counterattack line-up formed along with the golden fierce birds, both possessing strong offensive abilities.

But Tang Xian had Yuan Fog stationed at a strategic pass in the Blood Red Wasteland. The beasts were not optimistic about Yuan Fog, who, even among humans, seemed too timid.

However, when Yuan Fog transformed into a tyrant, he subdued the vast army of beasts with just one glance.

The charge of the white brute pigs and the aerial assault of the golden fierce birds became scattered and shattered under that mirror-like gaze.

It was as if the gaze of the Grim Reaper—the equality of all creatures.

For the first time, the beasts realized that besides Tang Xian, there were also powerful individuals among humans.

Then at White Mist Marsh, they encountered the muddy creature and Thorn Behemoth legions. These creatures, extreme in flexibility and hardness, formed an impenetrable defensive line, especially in marshland, where the Yi Niu herd did not dare to charge.

In this battle, Tang's impressive strength was on full display.

Whether in terms of flexibility or hardness, the leaders of the muddy creatures and the Thorn Behemoth were merely playthings for Tang.

These creatures, which seemed extremely troublesome to other beasts, encountered a true monster like Tang and fell into disarray at once.

Tang charged into the thick fog like a lead general, and by nightfall, he brought back the Soul Crystals of the muddy creature and the Thorn Behemoth leaders. Deep into the night, Tang Xian's army continued its eastward advance.

Approaching the East Sea region, Tang Xian's beast army encountered the strongest lineup yet—the super-sized creatures that once made humans lose their courage, the Titan Giants.

The first catastrophe-class Soul Crystal obtained by humans came from a Titan Giant.

It was a dying Titan Giant that gave the early human explorers a tough fight.

Now, Tang Xian faced a lineup of twelve Titan Giants.

These giants, similar in size to the Zudun Giants but tens of times more powerful, caused all beasts to retreat with just the momentum and vibrations from their movements.

This time, it was Tang Feiji's turn to show his strength.

Compared to the Titan Behemoths, his beast form was but a small snake.

But Tang Feiji flying in the sky was like the master of elements, with frost, snow, wind, fire, and thunder at his call. Each power of Yuan Fog was comparable to an elemental maelstrom.

The terrifying lightning made even Titan Giants hesitant to endure head-on. The scorching dragon fire was capable of incinerating the blood and bones of the Titan Behemoths. Ice spikes larger than the giants themselves burst from the ground, turning the whole battlefield into a far-northern glacier.