He intended to use these essence blood to resurrect the nine ancient divine beasts.
Because the life force of the Divine Continent had birthed them, there would be no fear of relations with the Yuan Central Continent after their resurrection.
Of course, the life force of a world is ultimately finite and could not support endless resurrections.
Xu Zii’s critical task was still to find the Sun Candle Fire.
From the fusion of it and Taiying Youying, he hoped to find the thod for species reproduction.
This birthing process would still take so ti, and while the Nine-Headed Divine Beasts were in gestation, Xu Zii made another grand gesture.
A tree descended from the heavens, followed by a deafening dragon chant that echoed at the edge of the world.
This tree was the Dragon Tree that Xu Zii had previously obtained from Secluded Dragon Gorge.
The dozens of Dragon Fruits on the tree had ceased their gestation.
This was due to Xu Zii bringing it out from Secluded Dragon Gorge.
Now, he replanted the Dragon Tree within the Divine Continent.
He planned to slowly alter it with the rules of the Divine Continent, and then to gestate new divine dragons from it.
These things would also be the first batch of creatures of the Divine Continent.
...…
When everything had ended, the Creation Force around Xu Zii surged once more, the Chaos Pearl erged, and passing through layers of space, he once again arrived at the location of the River of Fate.
The crystalline river was hanging upside down above the Milky Way, the River of Fate flowing slowly.
At this mont, with the power of the Chaos Pearl, he plunged into the River of Fate, intending to travel to the Mythical Era, as well as to the era when the Ti Emperor bore the burden of destiny.
He sought to trace the origins of the Cang Race and Old Land’s curse, as well as that of the Ancient Remnants.
The River of Fate flowed slowly, and Xu Zii, even with the presence of the Chaos Pearl, dared not make any sudden movents.
Ti within the River of Fate did not track years; here, only major and minor eras were recorded.
Xu Zii’s figure gradually faded into the river.
...…
After a long, long ti, ripples began to erge within the River of Fate.
The originally flowing river undulated slightly, and Xu Zii’s figure appeared in midair.
"This Ti Emperor really is a lovesick fool," Xu Zii murmured to himself, then vanished from midair.
When he returned to the outside world, half a month had passed.
At this mont, the sky had just darkened, he walked out of the secluded ditation chamber, and the first thing he did was to et with the Divine Emperor.
"You’re leaving?" The Divine Emperor asked with so surprise, looking at Xu Zii.
"Yes, leaving now," Xu Zii nodded.
"But even with the protection of the Heavenly Demon, you cannot escape from this cursed land, and you might even encounter danger," said the Divine Emperor.
"I just want to have a look amidst the curse and verify my suspicions," Xu Zii replied.
"Have you decided?" the Divine Emperor asked.
He knew that he could not stop Xu Zii.
Xu Zii nodded, and the two of them once again passed through the spatial teleportation to exit the Abyss.
Looking at the scene in front of him, the entire Old Land was shrouded in transformation.
After bidding farewell to the Divine Emperor, Xu Zii proceeded straight ahead.
In front of him, space rippled strangely, with streams of the Power of Ti perating throughout.
The space-ti rules here were utterly chaotic.
When Xu Zii encountered these rules, his figure disappeared within them.
...
Xu Zii only felt turbulence around him as inexplicable changes were happening to his body.
At one mont, within the reversal of ti, he reverted to an infant.
At another, he prematurely aged into a white-haired old man, experiencing life, aging, sickness, and death.
Finally, after enduring this very special transformation for a long ti, Xu Zii saw countless light points appear before his eyes.
He grabbed one of the light points, felt it for a mont, then shook his head and muttered, "Not this one."
He wandered among these light points for a long ti, until finally, when he grabbed another light point, his eyes lit up.
Spiritual energy surged around him, and he was sucked into the light point.
...…
The desolate plain seed particularly barren.
The scorching sun hung high in the sky.
Xu Zii slowly opened his eyes and looked around.
He was on an uneven dirt road, surrounded by overgrown weeds.
In his perception, the spiritual energy here was very dense.
"It should be here," Xu Zii said to himself.
At this mont, he could not sense Bai ng or Chaos.
Xu Zii casually found a place beside the dirt road to rest and waited quietly.
"It should be almost ti."
Before long, the sky changed.
The calm spiritual energy above suddenly beca violent, and ripples spread through the space.
Accompanied by loud shouts, a young boy fell from the sky.
The boy fell not far from Xu Zii, who quickly rushed over.
Looking at the unconscious boy, Xu Zii used spiritual energy to heal the wounds on his body.
As the boy was about to wake up, Xu Zii quickly lay down beside him.
...
The white-robed boy slowly opened his eyes, looking lost at the scene before him.
"This turbulence in ti and space better not be serious," the boy murmured. "I should have never ssed with it."
He looked around and at first glance saw Xu Zii, who was lying next to him.
The boy placed his hand near Xu Zii’s nose and, upon finding breath, he sighed in relief.
"Brother, wake up, are you alright?"
Xu Zii opened his eyes groggily, looking around bewildered, and asked, "Where is this? Who are you?"
"You don’t know?" the white-robed boy asked curiously. "Where is your ho?"
"My ho is in the Extre West Region," Xu Zii replied. "I was out training in the Eastern Continent when a tumultuous flow suddenly appeared above and drew in.
When I woke up, I was here.
Who are you?"
"My na is Tian Shi," the white-robed boy replied. "My ho is also on the Eastern Continent."
After the white-robed boy finished speaking, he began to ponder whether the commotion he had caused was too great, dragging soone else into it as well.
"Oh, my na is Xu Zii."
"We should first find out where we are," the boy nad Tian Shi thought out loud. "Hopefully it’s not too far from the Eastern Continent."
Xu Zii nodded, stood up, and stepped onto the slope of the dirt road beside him, looking into the distance all around.
At the end of the empty plain, vague buildings could be seen in the distance.
Because they were too far away, Xu Zii could not see them very clearly.
"Let’s go there and ask, otherwise, there is nowhere else around," Xu Zii said.
Tian Shi nodded, and the two set off together toward the distant location.
...
"This barren place, who knows where the turbulence has taken ," Tian Shi complained all the way, and eventually, the two finally arrived before their destination.
This was a rather sizable town.
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