Versatile Mage: One innate talent for each system

Chapter 147 The Celestial Beast in My Dream!!!

This distance is equivalent to "close contact".

Since teleportation was no longer working, Jiang Yuan decided to use spatial coordinates to return to the outside of the storm.
No.

Jiang Yuan immediately ruled out this coordinate.

The gaze of the Eye of Time has already locked onto him. What if he is still locked onto outside the storm?
So it has to be farther, the farther the better.

Ideally, it should be a distance that spans the entire Pacific Ocean!

There is only one way to cross such a distance in an instant.

That's the innate talent of space-based abilities!
Jiang Yuan rarely uses spatial coordinates for spatial transfer.

It is only used when making long-distance travel; there has been no opportunity to use it before.

Now is the chance.

Jiang Yuan plans to use spatial coordinates to move directly to Mingzhu Academy.

Such a distance should be enough to escape the lock of the Eye of Time.

It can't stay locked forever, can it?

That's probably power that surpasses even the Emperor level!

Thinking of this, Jiang Yuan immediately sensed his spatial coordinates within Mingzhu Academy.

The Eye of Time seemed to sense that Jiang Yuan was about to leave, and the blue light emanating from its eyes suddenly intensified.

The temporal power contained within the green mango and the spatial power of the river source collided violently.

The violent spatial tremor occurred on Jiang Yuan, and the cyan light was so bright that it completely engulfed him!

A few seconds later, the green light dissipated.

The Eye of Time closed and disappeared into the hurricane-filled sky cave.

The source of the river remains within the ruins.

His body fell from mid-air and landed next to the female statue in the center of the square.

Jiang Yuan closed his eyes, his face was calm, and he seemed to have fallen asleep.

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Jiang Yuan had a very long dream.

I dreamt that all my power had vanished, and I became a ghost floating in the void.

The land beneath my feet was barren; even with the sun and moon in the sky and countless bodies of water surrounding me, there was still no life.

Until one day, the sky was torn apart—three giant eyes slowly opened in the depths of the sea of ​​clouds.

The beast of the heavens descended, shattering the clouds, its majestic body more imposing than Mount Everest, each footstep resonating with the pulse of the earth.

It cannot speak, but it can communicate using mental power.

It claims to have lived through billions of sunrises and sunsets, always wandering alone on this planet.

After every ten thousand sunrises and sunsets, it will destroy the world, yearning to escape endless loneliness.

But as time flows on and the world is destroyed countless times, the only response it receives is boundless loneliness.

So Jiangyuan told it that life can also be created.

He guided the beast of the heavens to use its giant, life-filled green eyes to spread life to the earth and the sea.

In an instant, emerald-like light poured down, like a divine oracle of creation.

The earth began to awaken, verdant vines pierced the frozen soil, tender buds broke through the ashes, and the spark of life spread like wildfire.

Countless newborn behemoths rose from the chaos, inheriting some of the divine power of the Heavenly Beasts, and roamed freely across the vast天地 (heaven and earth).

It tears apart the sky and stirs up the ocean.

Every roar they let out proclaimed the joy of new life.

But Jiangyuan, amidst the clamor of burgeoning life, gradually fell into slumber.

In the place where he slept, a strange plant quietly bloomed.

Six pale pink petals surround the stamen, like an elegy offered by the earth to the sleeping.

As time passed, Jiang Yuan's slumber periods grew longer and longer, and with each awakening, the world had undergone tremendous changes. Until the very last time, Jiang Yuan was awakened from his long slumber by a familiar fluctuation.

The Azure Beast stood at the edge of heaven and earth, its giant golden eyes fixed on him, radiating azure light.
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"Hmm," Jiang Yuan let out a hoarse moan as he slowly woke up in the empty square.

He shook his heavy head vigorously, the veins on his forehead throbbing slightly, still looking dazed.

"What happened? How did I fall asleep?" Jiang Yuan frowned, his eyes full of confusion.

Given his level of mental strength, it would be impossible for him to fall into a deep sleep so easily.

He remembered having a very long dream, in which there were celestial beasts and the creation of life.

As for the specific content of the dream, I can no longer remember it.

"Forget it, I can't figure it out no matter how hard I try. I'll stop thinking about it for now."

Jiang Yuan shook his head to clear the fragmented images from his mind, then got up to leave, his figure flashing as he instantly teleported to the edge of the barrier.

When he saw the green fields and sea of ​​flowers outside the city, his gaze wavered slightly.

Six pale pink petals slowly opened, and the little flower swayed gently in the wind.

"It seems like I've seen this before in a dream?" Jiang Yuan murmured to himself, his fingers unconsciously plucking a flower.

This place is too eerie; we can't stay any longer.

Without further hesitation, Jiang Yuan stuffed the little flower into his pocket and vanished from the ruins like an arrow released from a bow.

When he came outside, the sky was still a sea of ​​stars; not much time had passed since he went in.

"Click~" The Three-Eyed Underworld General saw Jiang Yuan and took steps to come over to greet him.

Jiang Yuan immediately made a shushing gesture: "Keep it down, they're still sleeping."

He stopped speaking immediately when he sensed some movement inside the tent.

It's the tent on the girls' side.

As soon as Mu Nujiao came out of the tent, she met Jiang Yuan's gaze.

"Why aren't you asleep yet? Are you having insomnia?" Jiang Yuan preemptively asked.

"A little, I wanted to come out and see the stars," Mu Nujiao said, sitting down on a nearby rock.

Looking up at the sea of ​​stars, twinkling starlight shines across the sky.

The Gobi Desert was rather cold at night.

However, this bit of cold is nothing to a magician.

"Do you want to come and watch with me?" Mu Nujiao asked seemingly casually.

Anyone with common sense knows what to do at this time.

"I'll watch with you for a while," Jiang Yuan said with a smile as he sat down next to Mu Nujiao.

Mu Nujiao's breathing became erratic for a moment, but returned to normal. Her eyes, sparkling under the starlight, looked at Jiang Yuan and asked:
Aren't you going to sleep?

“I’m also having trouble sleeping,” Jiang Yuan replied.

"Ah."

After they finished speaking, they both fell silent and looked up at the starry sky above.

A moment later, Mu Nujiao's voice rang out:

"Jiang Yuan, do you know what the stars in the sky are?"

"Star."

"It must be the soul of a deceased relative," Jiang Yuan said.

He thought for a moment and decided it would be better to use a more magical approach at this point.

Mu Nujiao couldn't understand anything about stars or anything like that.

Moreover, with the atmosphere already at this point, discussing scientific knowledge would be a bit unromantic.

"The soul of a loved one," Mu Nujiao murmured softly, her eyes gazing at the stars, perhaps remembering a departed relative.

(End of this chapter)