Martial Arts Genius with Proficiency System

Chapter 1030 - 460: The Second Void Spirit Invasion, The Final Cataclysm Will Be Triggered by Me!

From the looks of it, the true forms of these tiny Star Mists before his eyes at this moment are each a Star River, each a world.

And that vast heaven and earth so towering that he could only make out a vague outline should be the world where the Daluo dwell, the very heaven and earth where the Human Race originally lived.

Only a heaven and earth of that level, only such a world, can give birth to those peerlessly brilliant Daluo, can give birth to... such terrifying Unauspicious beings...

This heaven and earth seems to be the end of all Star Rivers, the beginning of the All Realms and myriad heavens; all Dao are nurtured within this heaven and earth, and those Unauspicious beings likewise, in this very heaven and earth... sit and devour the heavens!!

The twisted Dao of the Unauspicious is already spreading through those tiny Star Rivers; one could say that the life and death of these Star Rivers has long since fallen into Their hands.

And a small portion of the Star Mist is covered by golden-bright lines that interweave ceaselessly outside, forming a sacred barrier that shelters them.

The Dao and laws within those Star Mists have not been twisted, but have been cut off by this barrier. Yet the end of Dao has already been distorted; even if the forcibly preserved Great Dao will not twist, it will, with the passage of time, continue to lose its original power.

Though this process is exceedingly long, there will come a day when these protected Star Rivers too will collapse because of the decay of Dao.

This is Dao: it contains all rules, all laws; all things and all beings, the myriad heavens in their entirety, arise upon the foundation of the Great Dao.

If Dao reveals even the slightest flaw, inconceivable calamity may appear; let alone when the very source of the Great Dao has gone awry.

A deadlock!!

It is truly a genuine deadlock. If one allows the Great Dao to spread through the myriad heavens and All Realms, the All Realms will become the blood food of those Unauspicious beings; yet if one protects the Star Rivers, severing the Dao within their worlds from the source, they will enter into a state of slow death.

The best solution—or rather, the only solution—is to annihilate these Unauspicious beings and eradicate them completely.

However, even Daluo, who prove once and prove eternally, cannot destroy Them, and have even paid no small price; who knows how many Immortal Divine were obliterated in the hands of these Unauspicious beings.

The power that obstructs the outward spread of the Unauspicious, and protects a portion of the Star Rivers, must also be the work of the Daluo. If not for Their obstruction, these Star Rivers would have long since been obliterated and destroyed, turned into blood food for these Unauspicious beings!

To be able to fight, to such a degree, against the eldritch beings born of the true Great Dao already suffices to show the terror of the Daluo; yet this all the more reveals just how powerful these Unauspicious beings truly are.

Yet...

Su Tu’s brows faintly knitted. In the myths he knew, some myths record certain mighty existences, called Dao Gods and Demons.

They existed before heaven and earth, in the primordial Chaos; they are the manifestation of Dao, the vessels of Dao.

Some Dao Gods and Demons in the myths, after the opening of heaven and earth, transformed into Immortal Divine, such as Taiyi in the Chu Land myths, or Black Water in certain myths of Shennongjia.

And in some myths, Dao Gods and Demons were slain to become the foundation of heaven and earth, as in the most widely spread tale of Pangu opening the heavens and slaying gods and demons.

Other myths contain similar plots, such as Fu Xi, with the Dao turning into ink and gods and demons serving as the brush.

Some myths even classify existences such as Luo Hou and Taiyi among the Dao Gods and Demons. Strictly speaking...

The Egg of Chaos he had previously given to Celestial Extremes also came before heaven and earth, before the gestation of all things; perhaps it too could be counted as a Dao God and Demon.

Yet these eldritch beings squatting upon the Great Dao appear to have not the slightest connection with the Dao Gods and Demons in the myths. Instead, among those Daluo who resist Them, there are some who are reincarnations of the gods and demons in myth.

If it were merely because both the Unauspicious beings and the Gods and Demons are existences born of Dao, Su Tu would not place the two side by side for comparison.

But the problem lies in...

Not long ago, Su Tu had personally heard from Old Master Mountain that the Subspace Evil Gods are imitations of Dao Gods and Demons.

This, in turn, proves the true existence of Dao Gods and Demons.

This is also why, when Su Tu saw those Unauspicious beings squatting on the Great Dao, the first thing he thought of was Dao Gods and Demons.

However, these are clearly not questions he can clarify by mere conjecture.

This already touches upon the ultimate secrets of the All Realms. Just by contemplating, he could feel his thoughts stall, as though some power in the unseen was interfering with it all.

Su Tu instantly erased those many conjectures from the depths of his heart.

Old Master Mountain’s earlier caution was still vivid before his eyes. The existence of these Unauspicious beings is far too terrifying; They are the true Dao. Although at this moment, by virtue of his Dao Fruit, he had entered this special vantage point and had not been perceived by those existences...

He was not certain whether, if he continued to ponder further, he might draw Their attention. Thus, he could not continue thinking.

Erasing his earlier thoughts, Su Tu gazed at the surrounding Star Mists, and a notion arose within him.

The Star River in which the Human Race now dwells should be one among that cluster of stars protected by these golden lines.

No sooner had this notion surfaced from the depths of his heart—

The next moment...

Hum~

The surrounding scene began to magnify and advance without cease. One Star Mist after another streaked past Su Tu like shooting stars, until at last a small cluster of Star Mist appeared before his eyes.

Su Tu instantly understood: this cluster of Star Mist was the Star River where he resided.

This cluster of Star Mist was extremely petite. Not to mention compared to that boundless heaven and earth at the very center—even when compared to the other Star Mists, it was smaller by two or threefold.