This matter, even if an old Taoist priest were to explain it in detail, no matter how concise his words, it's feared he would still have trouble clarifying it.
Chu Mo himself represents a kind of Dao, the Dao he cultivated in the vast Yanhuang realm from childhood, which is also recognized by this piece of Heaven and Earth as a kind of Dao.
The existence that was left here is actually a kind of Dao from the Luotian Immortal Domain, a simple and suprely simple Dao—that kind of Dao belongs to the Way of the Saint!
Don't look at the old Taoist priest who ca from the Luotian Immortal Domain back then, practicing the Dao of the Luotian Immortal Domain. But he still can't use his own Dao to collide with, verify, and integrate with this Saintly Dao. If he tried to do so forcefully, the result would only be one: death and the vanishing of his Dao.
This has nothing directly to do with the Dao of the Luotian Immortal Domain he cultivated and the Dao Chu Mo cultivated in the vast Yanhuang realm; both he and Chu Mo have their own Dao which are completely different from the Saintly Dao left by that existence.
This is a fundantal difference!
It's just like in the vast universe, where various creatures and races can develop completely different civilizations.
If one must rge the Dao of monks who perceive the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth and cultivate themselves with another kind of civilization that develops chanically and relies on external objects, then the result... can only be a fierce great war. Maybe one side will be annihilated, or perhaps both will be injured.
Because cultivators who cultivate themselves will never believe that relying on external objects can grant them eternal life; people from a chanical civilization will also never believe that absorbing essence energy towards the sky can grant them everlasting life.
One is from the inside out, the other from the outside in. These are inherently two contradictory and opposing paths; how can they possibly rge?
This explanation may seem sowhat far-fetched because it involves the realm of Dao—apart from those supre beings, there are hardly any who can clearly explain this exalted concept.
The old Taoist priest ventured far into the Luotian Immortal Domain and ca to the vast Yanhuang realm, seeking to use his cultivation from the Luotian Immortal Domain to verify the Dao of the Yanhuang realm and then attempt to break through to the Saint Realm in one fell swoop.
But in the end, he failed. Just as he couldn't impact and verify the Dao here.
There are countless Daos and nurous thods in this world, but being able to specialize in one is already an incredible achievent.
That Saint left his Dao here for Chu Mo. The old Taoist priest knew who that Saint was and could roughly guess his intentions. But he truly didn't think it would be successful, and deep down, he even suspected the Saint of conducting an experint!
After all, death be to the Dao companion, not to the impoverished Tao!
This guess has a hint of cynicism, and it seems sowhat disrespectful to the Saint, but it indeed... was the old Taoist priest's true thoughts before Chu Mo grabbed the axe handle.
And now... the old Taoist priest was so shocked he could hardly speak; he finally conceded, conceding to that Saint!
The Way of the Saint—profound and unfathomable!
Although only half a step away, the difference is actually countless realms and levels!
Truly, the heart of a Saint cannot be touched, fathod, or seen through!
The old Taoist priest conceded both inwardly and outspokenly, and then just stood there watching.
Chu Mo held the axe handle, motionless.
The old Taoist priest watched him, motionless.
The rooster in the yard seed to sense sothing; its previous pomp gone, it quickly dashed into the chicken coop.
Inside Chu Mo's body, the sound of the Great Dao rumbled.
Those were two completely different Daos... engaged in a fierce collision!
There was no exchange, no conversation, and even less of telepathy's tacit understanding. There was only the most primitive, fiercest, and most ferocious collision.
The Only Scroll, within Heaven's Will, My Will, and the Heart thod, was desperately rebounding!
Ferociously wanting to devour the other!
This was a bombardnt of Daos!
Bang bang bang bang!
Chu Mo's body outwardly spurted blood, which in the void, ford chains of order, looking incredibly crystal clear and dazzling, flickering with the brilliance of the Dao!
The old Taoist priest was dumbstruck, and then... he closed his eyes.
His Quasi-Saint Dao heart, at this mont...even it beca sowhat confused!
That feeling of envy, uncontrollably burgeoning from within, was a complete and uncontrolled jealousy towards the top-tier Heavenly Genius of this Heaven and Earth!
Therefore, he could no longer continue to watch.
If he kept watching, he feared he would be unable to restrain himself.
The old Daoist's body transford into a statue.
Within Chu Mo's body, blood, flesh, and bone... in a brief instant, had already undergone many tumultuous changes.
This kind of tumult was sothing even beings at the Supre Realm would find hard to endure.
But Chu Mo endured it!
Because at the very beginning, when he wasn't even considered a cultivator, he had already undergone full-body blood refinent and bone refining!
In his body, the blood and bones didn't have a single flaw!
It was truly a perfect physique!
The only thing that wasn't perfect was his flesh, and thus, the flesh on his body began to fall off piece by piece onto the ground. His body seemingly rotted away rapidly, as large chunks of flesh fell to the ground.
But these pieces of flesh didn't fully reach the ground before they transford into boundless essence energy, vanishing into the air.
This was the secret behind a high-ranking cultivator's ability to regenerate severed limbs!
Every part of their body had long since been refined into an endless supply of essence energy!
As long as their primordial source wasn't hard, their essence energy was inexhaustible. Severed limbs could regrow, and with just a head remaining, they could still reconstruct their bodies through strong cultivation and infinite essence energy!
At the end, Chu Mo's body was nearly reduced to a skeletal fra alone. At this mont, he resembled the great skeletons of the void. The only difference was that Chu Mo's skeletal fra pulsed with blood clear as jade—the blood appeared so magical that it was utterly impossible to accept this scene.
The blood clung to the glowing white skeletal fra, flowing continuously. The elixir field's Dao platform whirled at high speed, the origin of all the blood! Atop the Dao platform, there was nothingness. The second primordial spirit that once resided there had already entered the spiritual platform under Chu Mo's skull at the mont of primordial spirit integration.
Another difference from the great skeletons was that Chu Mo's skeletal fra was more complete.
The spine on his back, which had been broken before, got reconnected amidst the roaring collision of the Great Dao.
The two Daos collided violently between Chu Mo's hand and the axe handle, then kept rushing into his body.
All the roars of the Great Dao were contained within the small courtyard of this Dao observatory, not a bit escaping, or else it was likely that all beings on this heavenly road would suffer!
Chu Mo maintained this posture, motionless, for an entire month.
In the end, the Dao platform in his elixir field had completely dissolved.
Gathering essence energy within the limbs and bones, his entire body was now a Dao platform! The Great Dao's essence flowed within every Dao platform!
Had the old Daoist dared to open his eyes at this mont, he surely would have been shocked beyond asure!
For Chu Mo had actually achieved it—the Dao gives birth to one, one gives birth to two, two give birth to all things!
Chu Mo's Dao, along with that of the Saint's Dao, after a month of collision, validation, and integration, and under the vicious devouring of the Only Scroll, finally gave birth to a third kind of Dao. Then... from three ca all beings!
Therefore, now within Chu Mo's body, every part... contained a Dao platform, and on every Dao platform, there flowed a completely different Dao!
This was an extraordinarily mystic realm that no one from ancient tis to the present had truly achieved.
Chu Mo should be the first!
After the integration of the Great Dao, the Only Scroll remained the Only Scroll!
But the Dao... had changed!
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Delivered at the third night watch.
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