Yhwh looked into the distance in shock. The universe no longer had a crack, but he could not forget the power he had just witnessed.
A few years later, he received news that the Cosmic Sect had been attacked and had suffered losses. This shocked not only Yhwh, but the rest of the universe.
Yhwh received a letter from the Cosmic Sect. An assembly would be taking place between all of the universe's dominant powers. Each power attending had at least a single Sage.
Yhwh was invited on behalf of the Ipth patriarch, a mber of the Outsiders.
Yhwh had also been inford that the person he had fought was most likely the person who had attacked the Cosmic Sect.
He quickly made his way to the eting place. Although his strength had not quite reached the Sage realm, his power was definitely at the top of the Outer world realm.
He was at least qualified to attend with a Sage.
Using teleportation arrays, it didn't take long to reach the eting place. It was in a small, quiet area. This was not a public eting.
Yhwh descended upon a small dark planet that looked like a black dot from afar.
As he went down, he flew past a layer of ink before seeing the real scenery of this world. The true form of this world was a crumpled up paper ball. Yhwh had already heard of this place from the letter.
This was the ruins of the Writing sect, an ancient sect that once existed within the universe.
It is said that the most talented mber of the Writing sects history reached the Sage realm, and after displaying an attack that nearly surpassed the Sage realm, died with three Sages from the Outsiders.
The Writing sect ended that day as well, dying with their Sect Master.
This was during the peak of the war with the Cosmic Sect and the Outsiders, as well as one of the events that caused the end of the war. Now, however, the war was over.
It had been over for ages.
Naturally, there was still resentnt between the two. The majority of today's Sages had participated in the war. They had lost friends and family.
Although Yhwh was a part of humanity, he did not necessarily believe that the Cosmic Sect was in the right. Neither side was truly right, as it was not a battle between right and wrong.
The Outsiders had been outsiders. Upon arriving at the Main universe from their universes, they were not warmly welcod by humanoid races, but ignored or shunned.
The humanoid races, having ruled for countless years, did not see anyone as their equals and had grown arrogant.
Even the Beasts and the Supre Beasts were simply considered one entity, Beasts, beings lesser than humanoid.
The Outsiders fought for a place in the universe, and the humanoid races of the Cosmic Sect fought against them for supremacy. If the Outsiders had been weaker, they would have been decimated, and if the Cosmic Sect had been weaker, they would have been decimated.
It had been a war of pride, arrogance, and ownership.
Luckily for the entire universe, that war was over.
Besides the two biggest forces of the universe, there were also a few smaller forces that had multiple Sages.
Yhwh heard of one known as the Caretakers, but they had no plan to appear here.
They were a unique organization, and Yhwh did not know anything about them besides the fact that they had Sages and were not participating.
Other than them, there was the Opposite group. There were four Sages, and they were the only beings in this organization.
They consisted of a Fire Qi cultivator, a Water Qi cultivator, a Light Qi cultivator, and a Dark Qi cultivator.
The last organization with multiple Sages was the Beast alliance, having 7 Sages. However, only the leader of the Beast alliance was participating in this eting.
Yhwh finally fully descended, landing on a giant word. The word was "Will".
This represented the Writing Sects will to die for the sake of Humanity. They had been a part of the Cosmic Sect back then.
Yhwh was not the first to arrive. All the Sages from the Cosmic Sect and the outsiders were here. So was the Sage from the Beast alliance.
Just as he descended, the Opposite group arrived, a group consisting of four Humanoid beings. As they arrived, Yhwh stood next to the Ipth patriarch.
Ying Xiong, along with soone else beca the center of attention.
The other being was the leader of the Outsiders, the first Sage of the outsiders. This beings form was like that of a tree limb. Although a tree limb seed like a laughable form, there was no known being that could defeat the Outsider leader, including Ying Xiong. They were only equals.
Naturally, Yhwh had heard stories of other powerful beings, but they were nothing widely known or even confird. Of course, there was also the incident that took place not too long ago, but everyone collectively acted as if that hadn't happened. They couldn't understand it regardless.
They both spoke about the being that attacked the Cosmic Sect, and explained that he was an enemy of all life in the universe. Then, right there, they all ford an alliance against that being. Most of the talking had been done outside of this eting. This was only to confirm everything in person.
The Cosmic Sect, the Outsiders, the Opposite group, the Beast alliance, and a few other organizations with Sages had all sworn to deal with the Unknown.
Finding him was out of the question, so they would wait for him to show up, and when he did, they would all be brought to the sa place using a teleportation array.
They knew by now that it was impossible to hide this plan, so they made it known to everyone. If the enemy dared to co, he better be confident.
The eting ended unexpectedly fast. Yhwh left alone after saying goodbye to the Ipth Patriarch and Ying Xiong.
anwhile, the leader of the Beast alliance left through teleportation arrays and arrived at a desolate location in space.
He stood there quietly. He was a majestic dragon, his size greater than even a galaxy. However, he couldn't even raise his head in the current universe.
A being appeared behind him.
"You've managed to contact , but why?"
The leader of the Beast alliance looked behind him. "Because we Beasts should not have to live like common animals. I refuse to subject my race to this inferiority any longer."
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