Poison God's Heritage

What Law did was pretty smart, believing in me was pretty nice of him, but at the same time he managed to assist me in obtaining a good deal of materials I can use to arm more of my puppets.

"So, what's the plan, is he going to be the attack force?" on of the cultivators behind me asked loudly, probably for me to hear.

"There will be no attack force," I said.

"Then how are you going to allow a thousand of us to move past the giants, they sure as hell won't let us go just because you tell them to," another replied.

More and more cultivators started getting agitated, but it wasn't much to affect my current mood.

What I was paying attention to was the snorting and disdainful look on Law's sect member. He seemed pretty confident that we won't make it.

I waved my hand and summoned the ship.

It took a lot of the cultivators by surprise as they saw the massive sized ship appear out of nowhere.

Several puppets emerged from the ship's side door and stood next to the door like guards.

"Get on," I said as I pointed to the ship's door.

"Who? How many? The ship is decently sized, but it can't take more than a few dozen cultivators at most," one of the people said.

And you could see Law's sect member laughing in the distance. "Fools, the lots of you, you really thought he could take you all, with that small sized ship? Not to mention many tried using fast flying treasures only to end up swatted against the ground. I guess you're all better off breaking those bracelets, because you have been scammed! HAH!"

I sighed, "Just get on, it's bigger on the inside," I said.

The first few, although skeptical still got inside. More then began entering. A couple at first, then half a dozen, ten, then twenty and the ship kept accommodating more and more.

This caused the mocking guy to quiet down for a moment, however, his expression was still that of derision, probably thinking that the ship couldn't even take that many people anyway.

However, after the first few hundred people inside, his doubts became truths and he realized that the ship still had space to put people inside it.

Of course, it should, I designed it to carry more than a couple thousand ready for battle puppets, though I only use one chamber to navigate the ship, the spatial law I used to design the rooms and space inside the ship is enormous.

"Even if, how are you going to bypass those giants, this ship is slow, and is no better than a moving target. The moment you move near the giants you'll be blow to bits, killing everyone inside!" he said.

I didn't really care about what he was saying, after all I had a simple plan to go beyond the giants that wouldn't require killing anyone. Although I had planned on using a massive load of explosives, that one wouldn't be used for now.

Once everyone hopped on, Law was the last to get on and I jumped inside the ship closing the hatch.

Inside, the ship was a pretty long hallway that had several doors alongside both sides of the hallway. Cultivators were teleported into each room and were able to see the outside world through a screen in their rooms. The rooms were simple, with beds and chairs and a work desk.

This was made during my spare time just in case I had to harbor people inside the ship for any random reason, and I guess it came in handy.

I moved to the main room where I was able to navigate the ship, and it was only a few presses of buttons and the ship was in the air, moving rather slowly toward the giants.

Looking at them swatting away cultivators that tried to sneak past them by using us brought a smile to my face.

They thought that because the ship was big enough, the giants would be too preoccupied with it to take note of them, but I already realized the range of these giants.

If you're far enough, they won't waste their energy on bringing you down, and only when you reach their striking range will they act.

Once the ship was about to get into the striking range of the titan I closed my eyes and used my Domain.

Something I haven't used in a while.

"Domain of Delusions, Fake and Real!"

My Qi spread out in a massive dark sphere than engulphed everything in its path. The darkness created form my domain was a giant blob of law that only adhered to my command.

With this, once anything is inside it, it has to follow the rule set up for it. And here I am lord and simply activated the basic ability of the Domain of Delusions. Word Reversal.

Which simply pivoted the perception of direction to the opposite axis. Up becomes down and left becomes right, with affecting the diagonal axis too.

So we simply drove forward, once the domain was in play.

The giant swung his club only to realize that it was swinging the other way around, instead of striking us, it smashed it behind him, confused and unable to understand what was going on, the giant swung again and again, completely missing the ship.

Even the giants next to him were confused on why their fellow giant was throwing a random tantrum where his foe was in front of him.

This continued on until we safely and very much slowly made it behind the giant.

The funny thing was the cultivators caught on to this and tried to use my domain to their advantage, they tried to get inside and see if they could also make use of the giant's confusion to get away from him. But they all came to a very frustrating reality. My domain affects everyone, including them, so those who tried to rush forward ended up pushing themselves out of my domain.

Confusion clear in their eyes as they attempted going in again and again.

Just as I noticed Law's sect member dashing forward to make use of the domain, I retracted it. Giving the giant which, we went past its freedom and ability to control its body however it wanted.

The giant in his rage at being unable to stop our ship began wreaking havoc all around him with even more vigor than before.

"What are you doing the man shouted! Why did you stop your domain! Let us through!" the cultivators who didn't believe in me all began shouting and asking for help.

"We'll pay you! Just help us out!" more of the cultivators shouted.

I smiled as I moved out of the ship and stood on top of it. Looking at the scene from the safety beyond the giants.

"None of you believed me earlier, so why should I help you now?" I questioned.

The look of discomfort was clear on their faces and they couldn't do anything to help about it.

"I'll tell you what, I'll help you for free, but you'll only have one moment so make good use of it," I said as I pulled several cannisters from my holding bag.

"Don't waste it," I smiled as I threw the cannister toward the closest giant.

The cannisters flew and stuck themselves to the giant and instantly blew up with a force so devastating that it blasted everything around it.

However, this wouldn't be enough to kill the titan, of course it wouldn't, but the poison mixed in with the cannister. Usually most poisons don't work on these giants. But there is one that can. A simple dose of Bone and Body grinding poison.

This one could probably bring down a giant with ease if left unattended, however, someone at their level could easily offset the poison, or at least take a long time for it to fully affect them.

That would be the case if the situation and the poison were normal. Right now these giants have their cultivation limited and fixed. Although it grows at a constant pace whenever they die, it won't allow them to use their Qi, all they're using is their basic physical force. Which is incredible by itself.

The second factor is, the dose I'm using right now, is extremely concentrated and potent. So the moment it came in contact with the giant, it immediately acted up and began grinding his body inside out.

Seeing the damage, the giant was taking the cultivators began rushing forward, however, the thickness of the poison slowed them down as they desperately used their Qi to stop it from harming them.

All in all, it slowed them down, and in that moment, they were forced to stop and use their Qi to protect themselves, the giant that had its skull melt and crumple down had 'died.'

With that happening, the giant immediately returned back to life as his body was fully resuscitated. Then it let out a loud howl that blew the poison away in every direction.

The cultivators who had almost escaped were assaulted by the powerful roar and had their Qi destabilized for a moment, allowing the giant to regain the upper hand. His club yearning for blood came down like a reckoning from an enraged heavens.

All I could do was cringe out at the pain and pig like squeals that the cultivators were making when they realized that I tricked them into moving right into their own deaths.

Law's sect member couldn't help but curse out in agony as the giant decimated him not even allowing him a moment to break his bracelet.

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