The Gate of Myriad Realms still stood tall and grand, seemingly eternal and unchanging.
Lin Yuan studied it carefully. Every ti he gazed at the Gate of Myriad Realms, he experienced sothing different.
Buzz—Lin Yuan split a trace of his consciousness, following the third source world coordinate deep within the Gate of Myriad Realms, attempting to observe the third source world from the gate’s perspective.
This was sothing Lin Yuan did every ti before transmigrating.
But the next mont—
Lin Yuan received a warning from the Gate of Myriad Realms.
“Danger?”
“The third source world is capable of threatening ?”
Lin Yuan imdiately withdrew his consciousness and fell into contemplation.
So-called danger, as determined by the Gate of Myriad Realms, referred to a possibility that could cause irreversible harm to his primary bodies and nurous divine soul avatars.
Each of Lin Yuan’s primary bodies existed independently, with causality completely isolated.
But to affect all of them simultaneously didn’t necessarily require causal interference.
mory could suffice.
After all, all of his primary bodies shared the sa mories.
If there were contamination on the level of mory or spirit, it would undoubtedly affect every body and avatar.
During his initial exploration of the first source world, and when he used his consciousness to peer into the second source world, he had also received a similar warning.
In hindsight, the Gate of Myriad Realms’ warning had been entirely justified.
The demonic energy pollution of the second source world targeted the spiritual mind.
Given Lin Yuan’s ntal strength at the ti, even the slightest contamination would have caused irreparable damage and injury.
And it would’ve even affected his primary bodies across other dinsional spaces.
The demonic energy of the second source world was, in essence, the residual power of a Ti Lord.
Its level was beyond comprehension.
It was far beyond what Lin Yuan at the ti could withstand.
And now—
As he attempted to explore the third source world, Lin Yuan received a similar warning.
“What kind of world is the third source world that it can actually pose a real threat to now?”
Lin Yuan was alard.
In his eyes, losing a single primary body or avatar didn’t even count as a real threat.
At worst, he could just descend again and reforge it.
A true threat was one that could implicate his other-dinsional primary bodies or cause them harm.
Given Lin Yuan’s current strength, combined with causal isolation, there were very few things left that could produce such consequences.
“Perhaps the third source world contains a living Ti Lord?”
Lin Yuan speculated inwardly.
The thods of a Ti Lord were often beyond comprehension.
A powerful Ti Lord possessed the strength to subtly alter the past.
Of course, unless that Ti Lord went all-in, they wouldn’t dare tamper with the past—even slightly.
Any such change could draw the attention of a perfect fourteenth-rank ti being.
The higher the level of existence, the more terrifying the perfect fourteenth-rank ti being beca.
After all, even thirteenth-rank ti beings stood at the pinnacle of all lifeforms, but in truth, so-called ti beings might rely be “toys” unintentionally created by perfect ti beings.
Because perfect ti beings allowed it, ti beings could exist at all.
This realization left many ti beings deeply unsettled.
“Forget it.”
Lin Yuan shook his head, deciding it was better to heed the warning.
He hadn’t originally intended to explore the third source world before reaching the thirteenth rank anyway.
Currently, all aspects of Lin Yuan’s power had reached a bottleneck. The only remaining avenue of advancent was The Tao of Chaos Tai Chi.
And The Tao of Chaos Tai Chi didn’t require source world exploration for improvent. Ever since he had begun comprehending the Yin-Yang Twin Bloom, Lin Yuan’s understanding of The Tao of Chaos Tai Chi had been advancing by leaps and bounds.
Therefore, even if exploring the third source world now yielded so gains, it wouldn’t provide any fundantal benefit to Lin Yuan.
It was better to wait until he reached the thirteenth rank before gradually exploring it.
Far, far away from the Chaos Void.
A vast, boundless celestial river swept across countless tilines and cosmic planes. Mighty and endless, it surged without pause. The sheer presence of this celestial river alone struck fear into many ti beings.
This was the Celestial River Dinsion, an exceptionally unique and non-exclusive dinsional space. (Tianhe Dinsion, I renad it)
Precisely because it wasn’t exclusive, the Celestial River Dinsion housed nearly a hundred ti beings—not only natives, but also many who had co from various other dinsions.
“The Heart of the Celestial River.”
At the center of the surging celestial river, seven ti beings of the Chaos Void stood in their combat bodies, gazing toward the river’s depths, where a heart ford entirely from the river’s source power was gradually taking shape.
“In at most four thousand years, the Heart of the Celestial River will be fully ford.”
Lord Mo Xu-jun was in high spirits. With the Heart of the Celestial River, not only could one closely feel the operation of the river’s fundantal laws, but it could also serve as a gift for Lin Yuan—a gift to help him break through to the thirteenth rank.
“Hmm?”
“Sothing’s wrong.”
While observing the birth of the Celestial River Heart, Lord Mo Xu-jun also peered into future tilines.
At that mont, one future tiline—previously of minimal likelihood—suddenly expanded rapidly, occupying nearly a third of all future tilines he could perceive.
“What is this?”
Lord Mo Xu-jun’s expression turned grim. “Ti beings from the Taixu Dinsion are coming to seize the Celestial River Heart too?”
The Taixu Dinsion was a formidable space, no weaker than the Chaos Void. During this Great Collapse Era, the Taixu Dinsion had given rise to nine ti beings—exerting overwhelming influence across nearby dinsional rifts.
“What could have happened to make the ti beings of Taixu Dinsion determined to claim the Celestial River Heart?”
Lord Mo Xu-jun was puzzled. In the multitude of tilines he had previously seen, the odds of Taixu interfering were minuscule—almost nonexistent.
But just monts ago, those odds surged drastically, now accounting for nearly one-third.
It must have been influenced by so other factor, causing the ti beings of Taixu to suddenly covet the Celestial River Heart.
The future held infinite possibilities and countless variables. Even a future that once seed secure could be completely overturned by a minor change.
Even beings as powerful as thirteenth-rank ti beings could only attempt to steer the future toward their desired outco—whether they succeeded was still uncertain.
“Lord Mo Xu-jun, that Taixu Dinsion…”
The other six ti beings also made their moves, having noticed the tiline changes. Their expressions all turned serious.
“Regardless of the reason, based on the developnt of future tilines, the ti beings of Taixu will almost certainly contend with us for the Celestial River Heart.”
Lord Mo Xu-jun spoke.
What had already happened in the past didn’t matter.
It was the impending confrontation with the Taixu ti beings that they had to deal with.
“What do we do now?”
A ti being clad in black armor frowned.
The Taixu Dinsion had nine thirteenth-rank ti beings—nurically surpassing the Chaos Void.
“What do we do?”
“Obviously, we fight.”
A snake-bodied, human-headed ti being said, “Since the Taixu Dinsion wants the Celestial River Heart, then let them prove their strength.”
The Celestial River Heart was a treasure the seven Chaos Void ti beings had planned for over countless eons. They had made many compromises and concessions to other powers in the Celestial River Dinsion to obtain it.
How could they just give it up?
Thirteenth-rank ti beings were experts at weighing pros and cons. But just the ti beings of Taixu alone weren’t enough to force the seven of Chaos Void into submission.
“Exactly.”
“Then let’s fight.”
Lord Mo Xu-jun nodded.
While Taixu held a nurical advantage in thirteenth-rank ti beings,
At this level, unless there was overwhelming disparity in strength, numbers alone didn’t an much.
The most critical factor was that if they gave up the Celestial River Heart without even putting up a fight, the standing of the Chaos Void’s seven ti beings in the Celestial River Dinsion would plumt.
“The strongest among Taixu’s thirteenth-ranks isn’t stronger than . If it really cos to a battle, we have a chance to win.”
Lord Mo Xu-jun said.
Battles between thirteenth-rank ti beings were mostly about who could perceive more tilines—and find the one where their side was most likely to win.
As for raw combat?
It only mattered at key temporal nodes.
Prolonged clashes were rare.
Endless brawls without conclusion were aningless.
Unless such battles were, in fact, part of a greater ti being’s sche.
Chaos Void—
A strange flower containing the extre forces of Yin and Yang slowly blood in front of Lin Yuan.
Within the flower, Yin and Yang fused, remained distinct, and continually transford—very similar to the essence of The Tao of Tai Chi.
Because of this similarity—and because the flower was born from the supre laws of dinsional gaps—it was able to guide Lin Yuan toward the third level of The Tao of Chaos Tai Chi.
“Yin and Yang, Tai Chi…”
Lin Yuan imrsed himself, diving deep into study and enlightennt, countless flashes of insight flooding his mind.
[Your Unrivaled Insight allows you to comprehend the mysterious flower, greatly enhancing your understanding of The Tao of Chaos Tai Chi.]
Almost every mont, Lin Yuan’s grasp of The Tao of Chaos Tai Chi surged forward. Countless insights accumulated, endlessly building up the foundation for a future breakthrough.
Ti passed.
In the blink of an eye, three thousand years went by.
Over these three thousand years, Lin Yuan poured nearly all his focus into understanding the Yin-Yang Twin Bloom. The accumulation of three millennia finally erupted in a single mont.
[Your Unrivaled Insight allows you to comprehend the mysterious flower. The Tao of Chaos Tai Chi has reached the third level.]
In that hazy mont, Lin Yuan felt as if he were standing at an entirely new height.
In the Chaos Void, Lin Yuan—who had been sitting cross-legged with eyes closed—suddenly opened them.
“So that’s how it is?”
His eyes—one black, one white—resembled the Chaos Tai Chi itself, and instantly expanded outward in all directions, black above and white below, vast and unstoppable, sweeping across everything.
“So that’s how it is!”
Lin Yuan murmured softly. At that mont, nearly one-fifth of the Chaos Void was engulfed in the black-and-white of Yin and Yang, continuously weaving, clashing, and evolving—endlessly.
“So that’s how it is.”
Lin Yuan closed his eyes once more. The black-and-white Yin-Yang that had filled one-fifth of the Chaos Void rapidly faded, and the Chaos Tai Chi Mark at his brow also disappeared.
Everything returned to calm.
Everything returned to normal.
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