Astronomical Observatory.
Shawn closed his eyes in ditation, gradually sealing away all the scenes he’d seen through the Prophetic Skill, scenes that stirred his soul. He stored these mories deep within his brain so he wouldn’t recall those indescribable old days inadvertently.
Space-Ti Hub, Ti Dragon, and those powerful Space-Ti Guardians.
According to what Shawn knew, all Space-Ti Guardians were powerhouses on the Casting Path. They selected advancents from many Crystal Wall Systems, currently attempting to recruit a Star Realm Grand Mage nad Demon-Duncan. Unfortunately, that guy’s whereabouts were elusive, and he also possessed the Divine Artifact Key that could cross Crystal Wall passages, making it difficult for even the Ti Dragon and Space-Ti Guardians to find him.
Rumor has it that Demon-Duncan went to the Earth Celestial Universe, but no one knows for sure.
There is more than one place called Earth in the Multiverse, but sadly none are the Earth that Shawn knows, rely shared nas.
The Ti Dragon has been tracking his traces, and it’s known that he has explored Crystal Wall Systems like the Barbaric Celestial Universe, Starry Celestial Universe, Heroic Celestial Universe, Fairy Celestial Universe, and the Realm of Calamity. This guy has wandered the Multiverse for hundreds of years, no one knows what he’s looking for.
The recent contact with the Space-Ti Guardians left Shawn with an indescribable feeling. In ga terms, he’s sowhat famous as a High Tier Mage in the Eastern Kingdoms or Shanjin Town, still exploring the Azeroth Continent, having just defeated rampant monsters and stumbled upon a hint of the Ancient Gods. anwhile, the Space-Ti Guardians have already beco like divh, beginning to explore the entire Interstellar Universe and even having visited many worlds destroyed by the Burning Legion. There is still a Dalaran between them.
The Star Realm Grand Mage’s focus has long surpassed the imagination of ordinary Casters; roaming other Star Systems is rely a routine for them.
According to the Ti Dragon, the minimum threshold to advance as a Space-Ti Guardian is Casting Level 35, possessing the strength to single-handedly suppress an Ancient Hatred, at least being able to best an adult Ti Dragon.
The Space-Ti Hub serves only the Lord of Ti; even the Pantheon of Gods of Faith rely stands equal with them because the Lord of Ti has been missing for tens of thousands of years, leaving them with no superior.
This organization’s existence is as ancient as the Pantheon.
Usually, it’s a small group of Ti Dragons, cooperating with a Space-Ti Guardian, monitoring multiple Crystal Wall Systems. They do not interfere in the conflicts of the Gods of Faith, but solely target Ancient Hatreds and potential threats from other universes.
The Bizarre Realm in the Distant Universe is among the greatest dangers they speak of.
"Aemon still succeeded."
Shawn slowly stood up, raising his hand as the crystal ball on the table floated in front of him, reflecting so prophetic scenes—not of the future but the past, events that had already happened. Shawn did not plan to spy on the future, as it is full of uncertainties, but he could use Prophetic Spells to glimpse the past and gather more information.
"Strong entities from other Crystal Wall System Universes have already taken note of this place."
"The Space-Ti Hub has noticed the Distant Universe."
"What about the Pantheon?"
"Can those exalted Gods of Faith perceive the threat from another universe?"
"As long as Mark City opens the Gateway Path."
"The first wave of Ascenders will soon enter this universe."
The known Ascenders of the Multiverse are, for the most part, Legendary Powerhouses at Extraordinary Level 30 and above. Not to say they could cut the Bottomless Abyss wide open, but causing chaos in the Lower Plane should be no problem. These Ascenders are hardly the peaceful kind; once they reach the Bizarre Realm, they will unleash bloodshed imdiately.
"Has Aemon reached Mark City?"
Shawn gazed at the countless stars in the sky, murmuring, "Once the Gateway Path opens in Mark City, how will this world change?"
Shooting stars streaked across the sky.
Shawn looked up in astonishnt and saw a teor shower descend from the distant starry sky. Arcs of light cut through the clouds, and when he grasped the crystal ball in his hand, with the aid of the Prophetic Spell, faint human silhouettes appeared on its surface.
Shawn’s Prophetic Spell could not anchor them.
"Sothing’s wrong!"
"It’s not just humans! There are other things!"
Shawn stood up in astonishnt, his figure instantaneously teleporting into the mid-air hundreds of ters high. He saw several oval eggs covered in hard scales, their surface displaying different colors: red, blue, green, black, and white. Ten-colored eggs fell like teors.
"Dragon eggs?!" Shawn’s expression turned uncertain.
But according to legend, the very first Giant Dragons fell from space, their dragon eggs descending with teors onto the Material Plane, ultimately giving rise to the Multiverse’s dragon race.
Now, amidst the teors, he saw dragon eggs plumting to earth like teors.
These dragon eggs were of significant size.
Shawn had never seen dragon eggs this large in any Secret Magical Texts, and this scene had appeared in none of the Prophetic Spells. This ant that everything happening now wasn’t in the future glimpsed by Prophetic Skills, signifying interference by an unpredictable existence.
"Five-Colored Dragon Queen Tiamat?"
"Platinum Dragon God Bahamut?"
"No."
"It’s impossible for them to join forces to break Space Law; they would likely fight upon eting."
Shawn’s expression grew grave, murmuring, "Nine-faced Dragon God Ayo?"
"Are these dragon eggs the Space Giant Dragons of the Ancient God Era?"
Legend has it that just such Giant Space Dragons from ancient tis fell to the Material Plane with countless teorite egg falls, leaving traces of the Dragon Race. These dragon eggs are certainly not bred by ordinary Giant Dragons.
Should I snatch a few?
Shawn’s figure instantly flashed across the sky, chasing the teor. In the distance, he saw an Undead Wizard standing at the Astronomical Observatory, seemingly studying an Astrological Spell. The wizard was observing the sky, which projected the phases of the stars onto him.
The Astrology Master appeared unaware of the erging teor shower.
The Undead Wizard looked like a seven-parts-dead mummy. He stood there, resembling a skeletal form, as if half of him remained alive, wielding a White Bone Magic Staff, adorned in a dark golden blood-hued Magic Robe, with a Witch Demon Ring on his finger and a talisman of the undead.
This na made Shawn pause for a mont, imdiately thinking this guy must be a notorious Undead Wizard.
The Undead Wizard who hailed two galloping Skeleton Warhorses, their ghostly Soul Fire gleaming, creatures revived as undead. It seed not even an Astrology Master studying with an Astronomical Observatory’s starlight semblance could foretell this teor shower.
Shawn’s figure halted in mid-air, turning to look at the Undead Wizard at the Astronomical Observatory who had turned into a seven-tenths dead mummy. This one seed to be a high-level Undead Wizard.
The na Sandor made Shawn pause for a mont, imdiately realizing that this must be soone extrely notorious.
The two of them decided to act together after a mont’s pause, with Sandor’s appearance in a swirling gust of black smoke. A White Bone Magic Staff forged from spinal bones was in his grip, his jet-black ring of the Witch Demon gleaming, donned inside was a layer of blood-red dark-gold Magic Robe.
The na froze Shawn for a mont. He quickly realized this guy was a very powerful character.
Mounting two summoned Skeleton Warhorses, which galloped through the air with a haunting Soul Fire glow, the two joined forces.
Countless teors crashed down to Earth like shooting stars, and the huge multi-colored dragon eggs fell with them. They were incredibly hard, and so even showed signs of hatching under the high temperatures.
The size of those dragon eggs was enormous.
Shawn stood still in mid-air for a mont and then nodded, "Alright, let’s move together."
"Somberly, he whispered, "Nine-faced Dragon God Ayo?!"
"Are these dragon eggs the Space Giant Dragons of the Ancient God Era?"
According to legend, these dragon eggs ca crashing down to the Material Plane along with teors from space, eventually evolving into the Giant Dragons of today. Ordinary dragons couldn’t produce eggs capable of withstanding such a fall.
And so, the wheels of destiny, shaped by Ayo’s scales and life energy, glide silently between worlds and Crystal Walls, surpassing even the ether and remnants of worlds."
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