Regardless of her qualifications, strength, potential, or contribution to the Martial Path, she had already reached the pinnacle.
After several discussions among the high-ranking mbers of the Martial Pavilion and finally gaining unanimous consent from the three Martial Ancestors—Sun-Eroding Cry, Yan Qi, and Cold Star—the portion of Heavenly Fate originating from the Cold Star Martial Ancestor was finally and officially placed in her hands, perfectly rging with her being.
With the Heavenly Fate upon her, the na Xue Qing thus spread thoroughly among the Ten Great Ancient Clans, drawing countless inquisitive gazes.
The relationship between her and Zheng Chu was also quickly unearthed by so interested parties, attracting even more attention.
However, with the ever-growing Martial Pavilion standing before them and clearly expressing their protection, no one dared to act recklessly, at least not on the surface.
In these years, Chu Zheng rarely experienced a truly tranquil and peaceful ti, no longer needing to hide and run, or to constantly guard against malevolence from all directions, allowing him to wholeheartedly devote himself to cultivation and research.
The continuous feedback from his avatar’s tribulations caused his cultivation to rise significantly during these thousand-plus years, already steadily advancing to the Golden Immortal Middle Stage, not far from the Late Golden Immortal.
If this speed were to spread, it would undoubtedly astonish many living creatures who had stepped into the Space-ti Domain.
Every step within the Space-ti Domain is incredibly arduous, akin to climbing a towering peak that never reveals its summit, and even a slight advancent in realm requires a deeper understanding of the Space-ti Law.
Even with a thod like avatar tribulations, Chu Zheng could not achieve instant success; he needed to slowly accumulate his foundation.
During this period, he slightly shifted a portion of his attention from his own cultivation to the distant vicinity of the Feng Clan.
The Heavenly Fate on Feng Wenzhong was an indispensable elent of his plan.
Hence, he even frequently employed Great Divine Power to conceal his form and personally travel to the star domain surrounding the Feng Clan Ancestral Land for reconnaissance.
He did not intend to forcibly intrude; rather, it was to more accurately observe the flow and changes of Heavenly Fate within the Feng Clan.
The new Son of Heaven for the Feng Clan had long been chosen—a young prodigy with exceptional talent.
At present, Heavenly Fate had already begun to slowly and steadily transfer from the dying Feng Wenzhong to the new Son of Heaven.
However, the transfer of Heavenly Fate is an extrely prolonged and intricate process.
Heavenly Fate is not a simple power that ordinary living creatures can easily bear; it contains the entire Great Universe’s authority and will. If the new Son of Heaven lacks sufficient cultivation, and if his physical body and Primordial Spirit are not robust enough, it must be integrated and adapted little by little. Otherwise, the overwhelming Heavenly Fate could easily shatter the body and crush the Primordial Spirit, leading to a demise both in form and spirit.
Chu Zheng was patiently grasping a asure.
He needed to ensure that when he made his move, the remaining Heavenly Fate on Feng Wenzhong should not be too little—it must be enough to support him in taking that final step.
But at the sa ti, it couldn’t be too much. If there were too much Heavenly Fate, it would an that Feng Wenzhong’s remaining combat power would be stronger, the risks higher—any additional amount translated to extra danger.
This was like waiting for a fruit to ripen, having to pick it at the exact mont before it reaches its most sweet and full form—too early, and it would be astringent; too late, and it would rot.
Now Chu Zheng only hoped that this critical point would co later, granting him more preparation ti.
However, just as Chu Zheng silently calculated and deduced, preparing multiple plans, believing that the ti was becoming increasingly ripe, a ssage from the outside world surprised him considerably and even disrupted part of his plans.
The newly chosen Son of Heaven from the Feng Clan was assassinated through extrely bizarre ans during a seemingly ordinary trial within the Immortal Court.
The Feng Clan desperately tried to seal off the news, but such a significant event could not be completely concealed. It was said that the Son of Heaven died in an extrely grueso manner, and the part of the Heavenly Fate he had just inherited, not fully integrated, also scattered without a trace, failing to return to the Feng Clan Ancestral Shrine.
This sudden change undoubtedly enraged the entire upper echelon of the Feng Clan while plunging them into panic; the unknown loss of Heavenly Fate is a monuntal blow to the foundation of any Ancient Clan.
Especially since that was a genuine candidate for Son of Heaven, with a substantial amount of Heavenly Fate upon him.
Upon receiving this news, Chu Zheng too felt a sense of doubt, but soon, he had so guesses.
Given the incident occurred within the Immortal Court, it was hard to say that the matter had no connection to Yun Tianji.
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