All across the Gu Sect, people looked up to the sky, awe etched into their expressions as blinding cosmic light filled the firmant. It was so majestic and powerful that even the brilliance of the sun seed dull in comparison.
Cain did not hide his presence, nor did he suppress his aura. It was important, especially with what would co, for people to have a guiding star. A beacon. Soone to emulate.
He would beco that symbol. He would show them what true evolution ant, and would show them that as long as they follow him, he will guide to into a path beyond their wildest dream.
The energy within Cain surged higher and higher, roaring like a cosmic tide. Soon, all 81 Supremacy Stars embedded in his body ignited with such intensity that they could be seen through his skin—each one burning with radiant force, brighter than supernovae. Cain could feel them all, pulsing and thrumming with power.
Each star was a divine furnace. Their intensity was so overwhelming that even a full Rank 10 Astral Supremacy Star would pale in comparison. Yet Cain had no ti to lose himself in ecstasy or admiration as what ca next would be a trial much more dangerous than the evolution of his Inner World.
With every ounce of his strength and concentration, Cain began linking the Supremacy Stars into a flawless formation. According to the Shooting Star Dragon Cultivation Technique, the na of this divine construct—the one capable of anchoring an Astral Supremacy Star within his Rebirth Heart—was the Dyson Forge.
One by one, the stars aligned, their energies weaving together across Cain’s body like celestial runes. The pattern was extraordinarily complex, stretching across his skin, bones, and spirit with the Rebirth Heart as the formation’s absolute core.
The Dyson Forge began to hum with power, glowing with primal cosmic resonance. Its strength grew exponentially, reaching higher and higher until it stood on the cusp of perfection.
Cain’s eyes lit with scarlet flas, burning fiercer than ever before. He stared beyond the veil of space, past the dinsion of matter, into the hidden realms that held the cosmic rules in the form of heavenly bodies.
And then, he roared.
"AHHHGGGRRRR!!"
It was a roar of defiance. A roar of sheer will. A roar that declared the beginning of sothing vast, sothing glorious. His entire being erupted—his soul force, Star Power, and divine intent blasted skyward like an unstoppable spear, piercing through the firmant.
"Star-Plucking Hand!" Cain shouted those words with ferocity as his power reached into the dinsional void, into the realm that housed the Astral Supremacy Stars. His soul ignited with furious fla as he felt it—his power had connected.
He had found it.
The Rank 12 Entropy Supernova Astral Supremacy Star.
With no hesitation, he seized it. His Star-Plucking Hand grasped the colossal astral body with cosmic determination, and he began to pull.
"AHHHGGGGRRRR!"
With another roar, deeper and more primal, Cain strained every fiber of his being to draw the star down. The ground beneath the Gu Sect quaked with divine resonance. People gasped, their eyes wide with uncontainable awe. They dared not blink, for fear of missing even a mont of the miracle.
"RUMBLE!"
The sky over the Everlife Continent trembled. The vibrations of power grew stronger, rippling outward across the firmant of the Everstrife Empyrean World.
And then—it happened.
The heavens shattered like glass as a cosmic law incarnated—a heavenly body larger than a Primary World began descending into the physical plane. It was the Rank 12 Depravita Astral Supremacy Star, manifesting with divine authority.
Though most of its energy was held in check by Cain’s Star-Plucking Hand, the residual radiation washed across the world. It was evolution and obliteration intertwined—a cosmic duality of absolute creation and utter annihilation.
Cain’s eyes bled profusely. His body trembled. His soul scread under the pressure. Yet he did not falter. Not even for an instant. Gritting his teeth, he continued pulling the star closer—closer to his Rebirth Heart.
A singularity of cosmic density began forming around Cain as he twisted the fabric of space and ti, drawing the incomprehensibly vast star into the sacred forge within him.
"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMM!"
A devastating explosion of power surged from within Cain—but sothing was wrong.
It was not under his control.
The Entropy Supernova Astral Supremacy Star, while not a sentient being, possessed a deep, instinctive awareness. It refused to be imprisoned. It resisted with every ounce of its imnse might, unleashing all of its fury to tear Cain apart from within.
Cain’s internal organs began to burn, his cells igniting one by one under the apocalyptic pressure. Yet, his supre endurance, bolstered by bursting vitality, held the line, enduring the radiation that would shatter any other Prima Deity.
His vision blurred. Blood spilled from his mouth. But Cain’s resolve did not waver.
He clenched his fists with all his strength.
He silenced the pain.
And he continued with the next phase.
Locking the Astral Supremacy Star inside the Rebirth Heart was only the beginning.
Now ca the true test—transformation.
The 81 Supremacy Stars spread throughout his flesh, blood vessels, bones, and organs began moving—each pulled toward the Rebirth Heart, their energies folding inward.
"BOOOOM!"
"BOOOOM!"
"BOOOOM!"
"BOOOOM!"
Each pulse was an explosion—shockwaves from the Entropy Supernova Star fighting to destroy its jailer. Cain’s Rebirth Heart beca a furnace of annihilation, straining to contain the infinite.
From the ground, the people of the Gu Sect watched, their hearts clenched. Cain’s body was in tatters—his skin scorched, muscles torn, his bones visible and blackened from heat. The destruction was so total that they did not understand how he was still alive.
And yet—his eyes still burned.
There were no more screams.
Cain opened his mouth and said just two words.
"I win."
BOOOOOOMMM!!
A new shockwave blasted through the sky—not one of destruction, but of transformation. It was not an explosion of chaos—it was a resonance of control. Power no longer surged wildly, but flowed with harmony.
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