Transmigrated as Investment Banker in Cultivation world

"Today I will put an end to all of your schemes once and for all," Endless Paragon thought in his head.

His simple thoughts caused the world around him to quake.

"Heheh... lowly mortals, I will be magnanimous for once and will give you a chance to escape this prison."

With those words, thousands of portals glowing with blinding white light appeared all over the Human Domain.

"Roar!!"

In the next moment, the humongous dragon roared, its roar filled with defiance.

The black curtain that had moved at a snail's pace all this time increased its speed greatly, instantly covering ten percent of the land mass of two empires.

"We can leave this place just like this," Lamia Sithian said with disbelief.

The bright light of the portal fell on her beautiful face, making her look even more beautiful.

Her reality and beliefs that had been built over time were completely smashed by the Endless Paragon into smithereens.

The reaction of Ultimate Heaven Emperor and Arknos was even more intense.

With the appearance of the portals, their struggle turned into nothing more than a joke.

Under the beautiful eyes of the Nether Empress, a large number of mortals and cultivators entered the portals in large droves.

Somewhere in the Rising Sun Empire, Damien vomited blood in anger; the blow was too much for him to take.

He had sacrificed almost every single being in his Empire just for a slim chance at breakthrough so that he could escape.

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"Are these portals even safe?" David looked at the portals that had suddenly appeared in front of him and asked.

"They should be safe," Sebastian said after thinking for a moment.

Internally he was frowning hard, his heart was filled with thousands of questions; why would a paragon help weaklings escape?

Borrito cautiously walked near the portal and tried to touch it while hesitating.

"Ok, then let's go," David said and started walking toward the portal.

He was fed up with this world; wherever he went, trouble followed him from behind.

David was more than happy to leave this place for good and never come back.

"Why are you guys hesitating? Let me take the lead," Mary impatiently said and in the next moment entered inside the portal.

Following her actions, Ruby was next to enter.

In the next moment, the portal dimmed.

"We don't have much time; it's better to leave this place when we have the chance," Sebastian said after noticing the portal's change.

The energy powering the portals seemed to have reduced by a large extent.

David nodded at Sebastian's words.

David took a last look at the world around him and in the next moment, he too walked inside.

Borrito and Sebastian also followed him.

After their disappearance, the portal also vibrated and cracked like a mirror before disappearing.

The world of Pandora fell into complete silence with not a single living being left on the planet.

Sometime ago, the Endless Paragon had ripped the space apart and disappeared.

Finally, the black curtain completely devoured the human domain, and with it, the whole world of Pandora was covered by a black layer.

Maybe in the next thousand years, the black curtain would disappear and would allow the humans to once again prosper, but for now, this was the end of cultivation on the planet Pandora.

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The Universe was huge, and the Vast Expanse Region was just a small part of it.

Even though it was only a small part of the universe, it was filled with myriad different worlds and strange phenomena.

Somewhere in this region, there was a little planet even smaller than Earth, called Eternal.

You may ask what was so special about it.

Well, not just special but mind-boggling.

The natives of this world lived the dreams of every cultivator in existence.

They were Eternal from birth; every single being on this planet was immortal, not fearing death.

Although Death in itself was something that no one wanted to face, at the same time, it was also an important building block of society.

Can you imagine a world where there was no fear of death?

A terrorist can run rampant doing whatever they wish.

Such a place would be a paradise for criminals, but you may also ask in such a world why would someone even commit crimes.

At such a place, David and companions arrived through the strange portal.

"Where is this place?" David muttered with a frown on his face.

David was in a plain area with no living being in sight.

The sun was directly above their head, scorching the ground with its brilliant rays.

Mary was also looking at her surroundings, her eyes filled with curiosity.

She was more than happy to leave that godforsaken place.

Same as Mary, Ruby also had a reason to feel happy; the world of Pandora was restricting her progress.

Suddenly, a loud noise of something moving through the air resounded in the surrounding area.

From their north, three beings covered in metal armor from head to toe appeared in mid-air.

The one in the middle raised their hand towards David's group and spoke something.

"Sthfndn, sjrjdjdj jsjdk jsjdk sjejjd."

"Hmm?," David looked at them in confusion, not understanding a single word spoken by the tin can.

Moreover, he couldn't feel a single drop of mana from their body.

Unlike David, the eyes of three of his companions flashed with understanding.

They seemed to be familiar with the language spoken by the unknown beings.

Even Borrito's eyes were filled with intelligence.

Only David appeared to be the dumbest person in the group.

"Sebastian, tell me what they are saying," David asked, wanting to know what the hell they were asking.

"Nothing! They are asking us to move away from this place and not disturb their fun activity."

Sebastian spoke with confusion; he was preparing himself to fight.

Such a large-scale transportation was bound to cause commotion and attract the attention of powerful cultivators.

So even before the arrival of the armored men, he was prepared to fight.

But contrary to his expectations, the newly arrived beings didn't seem to care about them.

Only asking them to get out from this place.

Which was truly strange.

In the next moment, David turned his head to look up, and the scene caused his pupils to shrink.