Besides, his Mother already had a ready-made small world capable of housing his kin.
Why would he abandon such a convenient option and risk danger elsewhere?
That would be completely irrational.
Seeing the unwavering trust in Wealth’s eyes, Amalia felt a warmth rise in her heart. "Alright. Then tell how to proceed with the fusion."
"Just follow my instructions," Wealth said confidently.
The trio exited the small world.
Despite having no defensive asures, the cosmic radiation and rays couldn’t penetrate their formidable bodies.
Wealth transferred the Inheritance Grounds into Amalia’s small world.
Afterward, the small world began devouring Regnum Tellus.
As Regnum Tellus was absorbed, it disintegrated and fused into the small world.
Amalia sent a strand of her consciousness into the small world and observed the dramatic transformation taking place.
Mountains and rivers, the sun, moon, and stars—all of it expanded and grew.
The original thatched hut still stood on its little hill, but now the hill had grown into a towering peak.
The surrounding terrain had shifted and risen significantly.
"How’s it going?" Kenny Lin asked.
"The small world has expanded by at least tenfold. I can’t believe a single Regnum Tellus could bring such a massive change," Amalia said, astonished.
Wealth shrugged indifferently. "That’s normal. Regnum Tellus is an ancient small world. Countless Nine Heaven Pixiu died there over the ages. Not just the descendants like the Pixiu—their wills also beca part of Regnum Tellus."
"A world’s growth depends not only on inanimate resources but also on living beings. The more living creatures it has, the stronger the flow of fortune becos, driving the world’s developnt. It’s a natural law," Wealth explained with authority.
To Amalia and Kenny Lin, Wealth had beco an encyclopedia of sorts.
This also demonstrated just how profound the Beast God’s knowledge truly was.
The ancient era and the primordial era were two entirely different periods.
The primordial era marked the ti of the Beast God’s existence, separated from the ancient era by countless years.
Wealth’s depth of knowledge suggested that the Beast God’s life span wasn’t ordinary—he might have even lived beyond the ancient era.
Amalia withdrew her divine sense, about to speak when suddenly, a surge of energy exploded from her body, propelling her to break through to the late stage of Deity Transformation, with no signs of stopping.
In one breath, her cultivation soared to the peak of Deity Transformation, only then did the growth halt.
The increase in strength was so sudden and peculiar—Amalia wasn’t unfamiliar with this kind of rapid growth, having experienced the sensation of two rocket-like ascensions before, but never had it been so effortless.
"This is the feedback from rging with Regnum Tellus, perfectly normal. When Mother grows stronger, the energy will also flow back to your small world. Similarly, after a small world rges with another, if the energy is vast enough, it can allow the owner to break through," Wealth explained with a calm expression, as if he’d seen it all before.
His mind carried these mories, having been stunned when he first accepted the inheritance.
"Now you finally have the sa cultivation as mine," Kenny Lin said with a smile.
"Yeah, I didn’t expect such a breakthrough," she replied, surprised.
She had always thought she would be trailing behind Kenny Lin for so ti.
"In the future, if we do dual cultivation, it will yield even better results," Kenny Lin said, eagerly anticipating for that to happened.
Amalia ignored him. "Let’s go, let’s find a planet with people on it."
She was curious if this place was the sa as the interstellar world from her previous life.
Since discovering the existence of countless worlds, she couldn’t be sure anymore.
Amalia picked up Wealth, but Kenny Lin took him from her arms and placed him on his shoulder.
"You’re no longer a newborn. You can’t be sucking milk in your mother’s arms anymore. Stand on my shoulder instead."
Wealth gave a black-line expression and decided not to argue with his Father.
Standing on his shoulder would be fine, especially now that he had reached the peak of Deity Transformation.
Amalia didn’t bother with them anymore.
Let them have their fun.
The trio, consisting of two people and one demonic beast, flew through the universe.
Near the black hole, there was little life, and they passed by nurous desolate planets, so of which were mining planets that had beco ruins.
After about a day of flying, they finally encountered a planet with signs of life.
The planet’s appearance was iron-gray, and its terrain seed quite poor, radiating a deathly aura.
Only cultivators could perceive this.
Without hesitation, the trio landed on the planet, alighting on a barren mountain.
Looking around, only a few resilient plants had survived the devastation.
The planet seed to have recently experienced a war, with pockmarked craters on its surface and traces of artillery fire scattered about, so areas even emitting gray smoke.
Amalia’s divine sense imdiately spread out in all directions.
After a while, she finally detected a human city several kiloters away.
Amalia and Kenny Lin walked through the desolate landscape on foot, eventually arriving at the city.
This city, too, bore the scars of war, with ruins scattered everywhere.
A few people sat along the streets in small groups, most of them solitary and dazed.
It was unclear if their expressions reflected hopelessness about the future or the grief of losing loved ones.
Their arrival didn’t draw any attention from the people.
The pair tried to find a decent place to rest, but there wasn’t a single building in good condition.
The planet’s network system was likely down as well.
They approached soone to ask for information, but the person only stared blankly at them for a mont before looking away with hollow eyes.
"What do you think?" Kenny Lin asked.
"It doesn’t look like an ordinary war. We’ll have to find soone willing to explain the situation," Amalia replied.
She rembered that when she left her previous life, no war of significant impact had been ongoing.
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