The Supreme God novel Chapter 3959

Elmer was a semi-governing god.

Austin could handle a semi-governing god without any difficulty.

Yet both of them made sure to explore the graveyard with great caution.

When they tried to approach a huge tomb, a shining energy wave rose from it.

Slowly, the light transformed into a figure.

A middle-aged man in a silver cloak appeared from the shining light.

"I was Angelo and my body was buried here. I've been waiting for a chance to go to the Shore of Rebirth.

All the secret formulas I've learnt and my insights on cultivation were buried along with my body.

Only the one blessed by lady luck can get their hands on it!" the middle-aged man declared with his hands tucked behind his back.

Every inch of him emitted the aura of a master filled with wisdom and power.

'A lifetime's worth of cultivation methods and insights? '

Both Austin and Elmer lit up in excitement at his words.

Whatever cultivation methods and insights left behind by a semi-governing god would be an undeniably valuable asset.

Even masters like Austin and Elmer couldn't help but eagerly want to get their hands on it.

However, when the two of them unleashed their spiritual sense to perceive the middle-aged man above the tomb, the intense power of the law of reincarnation made their spiritual sense rebound.

"Perhaps it would only belong to the one who's destined to get it."

Elmer sighed in frustration.

"Was Angelo from the Sea of Chaos?"

Austin asked with a puzzled look on his face.

"I've never heard of him,"

Elmer replied with a quick shake of his head.

Since he lived for a long time already, he knew about many famous masters in the Sea of Chaos. But it was the first time that he ever heard about someone called Angelo.

"He's waiting for the opportunity to reach the Shore of Rebirth. Is this another place where divine gods were buried?"

Austin continued in shock when he recalled what Angelo said.

"You're right.

All those buried here were semi-governing gods. Obviously, it's the home of dead divine gods,"

Elmer responded.

Both of them slowly approached another tomb.

As soon as they got closer, dazzling golden lights emerged from the tomb and soared into the sky.

A tall divine god burst formed from the bright lights and hovered above the tomb.

"I was named Clyde and everything I learnt was buried along with my flesh. I long to head for the Shore of Rebirth!"

A loud exclamation left the tall divine god.

As one, Austin and Elmer unleashed their spiritual sense to check the divine god.

Before they could react, a powerful burst of energy of the law of reincarnation popped out and sent their spiritual sense flying.

"What a pity!"

Austin and Elmer sighed heavily.

Afterwards, the two of them shrugged it off and tried the other tombs one after another.

However, they were met with failure again and again.

Every owner of each tomb kept what they learnt in their lives along with their bones.

However, Austin and Elmer weren't smiled down on by lady luck.

Disappointed wasn't enough to describe what they were feeling.

Although the treasures were right in front of their very eyes, they couldn't get their hands on any of them.

Their frustration was beyond imagination.

"Since there are so many tombs here, let's split up and try all of them.

Maybe we'll eventually manage to get something,"

Elmer proposed.

"Got it."

Austin nodded in agreement.

Anxiety also began to gnaw at him to get his hands on the inheritance of the semi-governing gods.

Both of them chose different paths and continued to try out the tombs.

At least tens of thousands of tombs filled the area.

Six days passed, and Austin already tried out more than ten thousand tombs.

However, he still couldn't get a single inheritance.

"I've tried so many tombs already but I'm still empty-handed."

A bitter smile appeared on Austin's lips, the only sign of his frustration.

No matter what he tried, he still couldn't get a positive result and he was now at a loss on what to do.

Right as when his frustration was about to explode, a tomb in front of him drew his attention.