Soul Land V (Douluo Dalu): Rebirth of Tang San

Chapter 987: Chapter 985: The Return of Misfortune

The Heavenly Fox Clan’s control over Luck is well-known to be incredibly powerful. The Bead of Misfortune, the reverse of the Heavenly Fox, is undoubtedly a divine tool among divine tools.

Imagine, if during battle, one used the Bead of Misfortune to inflict misfortune on an opponent, especially misfortune at the Great Demon King Level, how could the opponent continue to fight? They would probably not even be able to exert half of their own strength. And this is considering an opponent of the same Great Demon King Level. If one were to face a lower-level opponent, they would likely be directly devoured by the misfortune.

“However, I need to make clear the issues with it itself. This Bead of Misfortune was created after careful consideration, having consumed a vast amount of my mental energy. Fundamentally, it was still hoped that this power of misfortune could be resolved. Hence, during the process of using the Bead of Misfortune, it is essentially devouring luck, and as Time passes, the more luck it devours, the more misfortune will be gradually purified; therefore, it is a divine tool that will weaken over time. At the same time, if the user carries it for too long, especially if they do not devour enough Power of Luck to suppress the internal misfortune for a long time, there’s a risk of backlash. This must be treated with the utmost caution. However, it is currently in its prime state.”

As he spoke, the Great Demon Emperor Heavenly Fox extended his right foot and lightly tapped on the ground in front of him. Immediately, a large white magic array rapidly expanded from under his foot, and a powerful suction force seemed to be birthed from beneath, attracting the fierce clouds of misfortune in the sky to converge towards him like rivers to the sea.

The Great Demon Emperor Heavenly Fox raised his hand, and a milky-white, pigeon-egg-sized bead appeared in his palm. The pitch-black streams of air swarmed into it, and soon, the originally milky-white gemstone turned ink-black.