Infinite Regeneration In The Apocalypse Chapter 146: Power Of Creation!

With the imnse strength of a brand new internal world now existing within him, Vogue felt an overwhelming surge of excitent coursing through his entire being. This wasn’t just a storage space or a cultivation aid—it was a complete living dinsion that responded to his will.

But there was sothing else. Sothing subtle that he could feel at the edges of his consciousness, like a whisper he couldn’t quite make out.

He focused his attention on that strange sensation, and suddenly understanding flooded into him. His eyes widened with genuine shock and awe.

It was the power of creation itself.

The ability to bring things into existence from nothing, to manifest reality through will alone. This was one of the most fundantal and divine capabilities in all of existence, sothing that should only be possible for beings who had transcended far beyond even the Saint Realm.

Yet here he was, a re Level 1 Stellar Knight, possessing a fragnt of this ultimate power.

Admittedly, the power was incredibly tiny right now. Barely a spark compared to what true gods could accomplish. But it was real and present.

Vogue closed his eyes and focused his will on his internal world. He concentrated on the concept of creating life—the simplest, smallest form he could imagine.

An ant.

He pictured it clearly in his mind: six legs, segnted body, antennae, compound eyes. He poured a minuscule amount of creative energy into the visualization.

And suddenly, deep within his internal world, a living ant materialized on the surface of one of the floating landmasses. It was real, fully ford, and completely alive. It imdiately began moving around, following its natural instincts to search for food and establish territory.

Vogue could sense its tiny presence, could feel its simple consciousness existing within his world.

He had just created actual life from absolute nothingness.

Emboldened by this success, Vogue tried to create sothing larger. He attempted to manifest a mouse—still a small creature, but significantly bigger than an ant.

The mont he tried to form sothing larger than a grain of rice, the entire construct collapsed. The mouse failed to fully materialize, instead breaking apart into scattered energy that dissipated back into the world’s ambient power.

He tried again with a beetle. Sa result—collapse and failure.

It seed his current level of creative power had strict limitations. He could only successfully manifest life forms smaller than a rice grain. Anything beyond that exceeded his current capacity.

But this was just the beginning. Vogue understood intuitively that as his internal world expanded and grew stronger, so too would his power of creation increase proportionally.

He could regularly use his divine dragon blood to feed the world’s growth, expanding its size and complexity over ti. The world was currently only 500 square kiloters—roughly the size of a large city. But eventually, with enough nurturing, it could reach the size of an entire planet.

Maybe then, when his world had grown to proper planetary scale and his creative power had developed accordingly, he would be able to use that ability to create entire new races of sentient beings. He could populate his internal world with civilizations of his own design, each one evolving and developing under his guidance.

The possibilities were almost limitless, though they would take years or even decades to fully realize.

Vogue opened his eyes and returned his focus to the physical world, his mind still buzzing with excitent from these revelations.

But he had more imdiate things to test and practice. He needed to properly master the Heaven’s Limit flight technique he had received from the Klein Family.

Vogue spent the next several hours thodically practicing the technique, starting from the very basics and gradually building up to more complex applications.

The first level—Spirit Wings—ca relatively easily since he already had experience with manifesting energy constructs through his elental abilities. He condensed his power behind his shoulder blades and ford a pair of translucent wings that shimred with faint light.

They felt strange at first, like having extra limbs that his brain didn’t quite know how to control. But through patient practice and repetition, he gradually developed the instinctive understanding needed to manipulate them properly.

Within a few hours, he could reliably form the Spirit Wings and maintain them for extended periods. He tested hovering, ascending, descending, and basic directional flight. The movents felt natural after enough practice.

Once he felt confident with the basic technique, Vogue decided to test how it interacted with his dragon transformation.

He activated his full Dragon Form, calling upon all four of his awakened dragon heads simultaneously.

His body underwent the familiar dramatic transformation. Four dragon heads of different colors manifested around his own head—silver for Ti, blue for Ice, orange for Fire, and white-gold for Thunder. Each head was fully ford and independently mobile, able to look in different directions and use their respective elental abilities.

Eight massive wings erupted from his back in pairs. Two silver Ti wings, two blue Ice wings, two orange Fire wings, and two white-gold Thunder wings. The wings overlapped and layered behind him, creating an impressive display of draconic power.

His arms split and multiplied, giving him four functional arms instead of two. The extra limbs provided significantly more versatility in combat and manipulation.

His legs transford as well, becoming two massive draconic feet with powerful talons capable of tearing through steel.

Dragon scales in four different colors—silver, blue, orange, and white-gold—appeared across his skin in a striped pattern, the colors flowing across his body like living artwork. The scales provided natural armor far superior to any manufactured protection.

Most strikingly, his eyes now displayed four different colored rings in each iris. The rings rotated slowly, each one representing a different elental law under his control.

Vogue caught his reflection in one of the room’s mirrored walls and barely recognized himself. He looked like a genuine divine being from ancient legends—powerful, majestic, and fundantally inhuman.

More importantly, he felt absolutely powerful and invincible in this form. Every cell in his body thrumd with concentrated energy. His senses were enhanced to supernatural levels. His physical strength had multiplied far beyond normal human limits.

Curious about his actual capabilities, Vogue walked over to one of the training room’s testing walls—reinforced structures designed to asure impact force and provide data on a cultivator’s strength level.

He reached out with one clawed hand and simply pinched the wall’s surface between two fingers, applying what felt like moderate pressure.

The wall’s built-in asurent systems imdiately activated, scanning and calculating. Holographic text appeared, displaying the results:

[Base Physical Strength Detected: Level 3 Stellar Knight Equivalent]

Vogue’s eyes widened. He was officially registered as a Level 1 Stellar Knight, having just completed his Ultimate Evolution. But his base physical strength—without using any enhancent techniques like Dragon Might or Black Sun—was already equivalent to soone who had broken through to Level 3.

And he hadn’t even activated his combat techniques yet. This was purely his raw physical capability from his bloodline and transformation.

If he added Dragon Might, his power would triple. If he used his blade techniques, the destructive force would multiply even further. If he activated his elental laws, he could potentially fight opponents several levels above himself.

The Ultimate Evolution bonus combined with his divine dragon physique had created a foundation that was simply absurd.

The training room was quite spacious—roughly ten ters by ten ters with a ceiling height of five ters. It was designed to accommodate even large-scale techniques and movents.

Vogue decided to test his speed next. He positioned himself at one end of the room and prepared to cross the entire distance at maximum velocity.

He flapped all eight of his wings simultaneously, generating trendous thrust. His body shot forward like an arrow, crossing the room in less than a second.

The training room’s speed asurent systems tracked his movent and displayed the results holographically:

[Maximum Flight Speed: 100 km/hr]

That was respectable, roughly matching the first level of the Heaven’s Limit technique. But Vogue knew he could do better.

He activated the Heaven’s Limit technique properly, condensing additional energy into his existing dragon wings and forming the Spirit Wings construct on top of his natural draconic flight capability.

The two abilities synergized together, each one amplifying the other’s effects.

He flapped his wings again and shot forward with dramatically increased velocity. The air resistance created a noticeable pressure against his scales.

[Maximum Flight Speed: 210 km/hr]

More than double his base speed. The combination of natural dragon flight and the cultivation technique had created sothing far more effective than either ability alone.

Vogue was extrely satisfied with these results. With proper mastery of the higher levels of Heaven’s Limit, he would eventually be able to reach supersonic speeds while flying. Combined with his ti manipulation abilities, he could beco nearly impossible to track or target in aerial combat.

As he was celebrating these discoveries, Vogue suddenly rembered sothing he had been carrying in his system inventory for quite so ti.

The mysterious golden egg he had received as a legendary loot drop after defeating the Thousand-Radiant Baby Ghost during his trial. The item that had shown nothing but question marks when he tried to appraise it.

He had completely forgotten about it during all the chaos and transformations of the past week.