"Are you sure the Reincarnation Pearl can break through the spatial boundary?" Amalia asked again.
"Of course." Wealth looked at his father in confusion. "In the legacy of the Beast God, that’s exactly what it says."
Amalia exchanged a glance with Kenny Lin, who imdiately summoned the Reincarnation Pearl.
The pearl, glowing with alternating black and white light, emitted a mysterious aura.
Wealth suddenly let out a surprised sound and stared unblinkingly at the Reincarnation Pearl. "This pearl is actually repaired! That’s incredible!"
Years ago, when his father had subdued this pearl, Wealth had seen its surface covered in cracks, almost beyond repair.
Just finding the right materials to restore it would have been an exceedingly difficult task.
"What? Wasn’t it possible to fix the Yin-Yang Pearl?" Amalia noticed a hint of deeper aning in Wealth’s words.
"Of course not. An ancient treasure like this, once damaged, is almost irreparable. Human cultivators alone could never restore it because the damage involves a sliver of divinity—sothing many immortals aspire to but can never attain it."
Now, Wealth seed like a treasure trove of ancient knowledge.
Everything he said carried an air of antiquity that left both Amalia and Kenny Lin confused yet irresistibly drawn to the mystery of the past.
"What exactly is divinity?" Amalia asked.
Wealth scratched his head. "Well, ancient treasures surpass even those from the primordial era in power, and divinity is a big reason why."
"In the ancient tis, the human race was at its peak, even more prosperous than before the Immortal Realm’s disappearance. Countless mighty beings ascended, and immortals were the most ordinary of people because the ancient era was filled with boundless fortune."
"By the way, divinity can also be called ’purple energy.’ It represents the strength or weakness of a world, like the Regnum Tellus."
Wealth diligently explained these ancient secrets to his two parents.
"The Regnum Tellus is a world, but its small size is due to the absence of purple energy. With just a trace of purple energy, the Regnum Tellus could slowly grow."
"So, does that an the reason no one ascends from the Mystic Void Continent anymore is because there’s no purple energy?" Amalia imdiately connected the dots.
"You could say that. More precisely, it’s because the Immortal Realm no longer has purple energy. The Mystic Void Continent is a subsidiary of the Immortal Realm. When the Immortal Realm disappeared, so did its pathway to ascension. Naturally, no one can beco an immortal anymore," Wealth explained.
"Then if we find purple energy, we could change the situation and allow people to ascend from the Mystic Void Continent again?" Amalia’s eyes lit up.
If that were true, her master and Master Lian might not perish after all.
Wealth shook his head. "It’s not that simple. Purple energy represents the fortune of a world and is extrely difficult to find. Even if you locate it, you’d still need to construct a pathway to ascension. While that’s easier than finding purple energy, it’s still very challenging."
"That’s still better than having no clue at all. Now that we know the source, we have a direction," Amalia said resolutely.
She wasn’t discouraged.
After all, they’d overco countless hardships to get this far.
"There’s one more thing," Kenny Lin suddenly spoke up.
Amalia and Wealth turned to look at him.
"If other worlds have purple energy, could we ascend by going to those worlds?" Kenny Lin asked.
Amalia hadn’t considered this possibility, but perhaps it could work?
Wealth shook his head, shattering their hope. "That’s impossible. You’ve cultivated on the Mystic Void Continent, so you’re fundantally tied to it. You’re now part of the Mystic Void Continent’s fortune. It’s unchangeable."
"But Amalia and I originally cultivated on Earth," Kenny Lin countered.
"Earth, huh? Earth is even weaker than the Mystic Void Continent. If not for the Reincarnation Pearl breaking through the spatial turbulence and giving Earth a sliver of life, it would have gone extinct like countless other small worlds. Even that sliver of life ca from the Mystic Void Continent."
"The only reason you successfully traversed the spatial turbulence and entered the Mystic Void Continent back then was because of this connection—and a stroke of luck."
"So, that’s how it is," Amalia murmured.
She had already suspected sothing like this.
"You ntioned countless small worlds. Are there many worlds like Earth out there?" Kenny Lin asked.
"There are, but they don’t have the opportunity to grow. Without purple energy, they inevitably wither away, like an unborn child that never gets to develop," Wealth explained.
"If the Mystic Void Continent is also on the decline, why do the dvils still attack it? Could their own alternate dinsion also be deteriorating?" Kenny Lin speculated.
"I’m not sure, but that’s highly likely," Wealth admitted.
When the Beast God perished, the devils hadn’t yet launched their assault on the Mystic Void Continent, so there was no information about it in the inherited mories.
"So, just having purple energy would allow my small world to grow?" Kenny Lin asked.
"You’d also need to strengthen yourself. If the small world isn’t bonded to you through a contract, it would require constant external support. With a contract, both thods work, but the most important thing is still the purple energy. The more purple energy, the stronger the world becos," Wealth replied earnestly.
Amalia pondered for a mont. "It seems the disappearance of the Immortal Realm is directly related to the loss of purple energy. But why did the Immortal Realm’s purple energy vanish in the first place?"
Wealth blinked his eyes.
He didn’t know.
If he did, things might be easier to solve.
"Aside from this, did the Beast God’s legacy ntion why the great war among immortals broke out back then?" Kenny Lin asked.
"No, the legacy contains mainly knowledge, and that’s just a small part of it. Most of it pertains to the Nine Heaven Pixiu’s inheritance," Wealth explained.
He was curious about the war himself.
"Forget it. We’ve learned enough for now. We can look into the rest later if the opportunity arises," Amalia said with a sigh of relief.
At least they had a direction now.
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