《Perfect World》Chapter 1823
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Chapter 1823 - Death of Heaven’s Mandate
An age without cultivation was starting to descend!
As the two ‘heavens’ linked up together, an indescribable blade hacked through everyone, causing many cultivators to cry out, their bodies couldn’t help but tremble. It was as if they lost something.
What was this? Many people raised their heads towards the sky, but then, they looked at their own hands, touching their flesh. What exactly did they lose? They couldn’t say for sure, but they just felt like there were some things that were now far from them.
“Death of heaven’s mandate!”
The little dog said, its small face dark, expression terrifyingly grave. The small fangs of its mouth were bared, shining and sparkling. It was incredibly serious as it stared towards the sky.
“What does that mean?” Cao Yusheng was confused, starting to ask.
“The backlash of the world has begun, the heaven’s mandate that has been bestowed upon all life has been reaped, cut through. It was just like I said before, everyone’s lifespans would quickly decline. Soon, when the Nine Heavens Ten Earths completely become one, some creatures...
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