1266 Boundless
Ryu didn't know how long the comfortable feeling lasted for. In an irony of all ironies, he completely lost track of ti, or maybe it was that it had beco almost aningless to him. After he had seen through the final layer of distortion casting a veil over the world, it felt like ti and space had just beco yet another variable no more complex than any other facet of the world.
Most believe ti and space were the most complex of the elents, but Ryu couldn't bring himself to feel that way. In fact, he even felt that it was the simplest of them all, the most straight forward, the most fundantal.
How could they not be? They were the only two that one would always feel no matter where you were, no matter what you were doing, no matter what your goals or aspirations were, no matter what your station in life might be.
Maybe that was why, of all that qi in the world, it was ti and space that cultivators would naturally gain so control of as they grew more and more powerful. Transcended Sky Gods could break through the void even if they had no talent for space to speak of. Dao Gods could peer through ti, even gaining a recollection of events that had occurred in a certain location so long as it was within a certain limit and the parties were within a certain level of strength...
Neither of these abilities necessitated affinity, and maybe that was by design.
It was akin to a familiar concept, one so benign and uninteresting that you believed that you had already seen through it completely, and it was it was also precisely because of this that it was so difficult to step outside of the box, to see what others had not seen, to grasp what was right before you all along.
This was a thod of viewing ti and space that maybe no one else in history had grasped. To call the two most enigmatic elents simple and easy to understand wasn't sothing even the most arrogant of cultivators would do, even if said individuals had so of the strongest affinities for the two known to man.
However, the further along Ryu's body's reconstruction went, the more firm in these ideals he beca and smoother his qi seed to flow. By the end of it, he was so relaxed and assured in himself that even a light smile seed to appear on his face, his mind peaceful and unhurried.
The blinding light ca to a slow stop and Ryu opened his eyes.
Within them, an unfathomable depth hid. His silver irises seed just a hint brighter than normal, but the depths of his pupils seed to have beco as deep as an endless abyss. It felt as though his gaze held the entirety of the starry skies within them, the vastness of ti and space spreading out like an illusory net.
Ryu's hair sparkled with an added sheen. It no longer seed to be just white as it gave off a faint holy light. Every ti it swayed, small motes of light would drift into the air like fireflies, vanishing re ters away and yet lingering in the psyches of those that saw it.
His features had beco more refined and otherworldly. Faint lines of imperfection that had been nigh undetectable before seed to have entirely disappeared. However, it was his temperant that had undergone the largest change.
Ryu was always soone who carried an air of indifference and coldness. His more majesty-filled deanor wouldn't appear unless sothing triggered it, as was the case for his more maddened and rage-filled side. However, at the mont, his coldness had been replaced by sothing else. No, it was more accurate to say that it had fused with sothing else, as though he had rged with the vicissitudes of life and the unfathomable breadth of space.
Observing him felt like staring into the cold endlessness of space. That feel of insignificance whether through the span of space or ti.I think you should take a look at
A person wasn't even a single speck in front of the breadth of existence... A Dao God's lifespan was nothing significant before the breadth of history...
Small. Insignificant. aningless.
For those that were weaker of heart, just observing the current Ryu for too long might shatter your Dao Heart.
When Ryu moved, he felt like his limbs were wading through water. It wasn't That he felt heavy, but that he was brushing up against the lines of reality. It was a completely novel feeling and one that was difficult to describe in any other way.
He had reached a point where his ability to see spaceti had gone beyond just that. He could reach out and touch it, he could feel it. Every slight distortion, every tweak, every crevice. It felt as though he could just reach out and twist them as he pleased, manipulating them to his will.
Ryu finally looked into his body and what he saw left him a bit stunned.
His bones were entirely translucent. It looked as though he had carved them of the finest crystal, but they still weren't perfectly clear. An odd dark fog moved about within them. This fog would twinkle from ti to ti as though it had bright and shining light to show the world that this fog wouldn't allow it to.
As Ryu observed it, he couldn't help but think of one matter...
Didn't this look a lot how those ancient books referenced the start of the universe? A wild mass of heated energy, shooting in all directions with a great acceleration. Over ti, this mass of fog would begin to slow and cool down, forming the stars and planets and they knew it today.
Every ti Ryu moved, so too did this fog, a blazing energy shooting forth and filling his limbs with an endless strength.
It seed both delicate and not, both oppressive and harmless. At the sa ti, it carried a near endless amount of mysteries that hurt Ryu's head when he tried to fathom their depths..
... Boundless Cosmos Bone Structure..."
Ryu seed to hear and repeat its na....
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