Primordial Era: With unparalleled comprehension, I pioneered a divine kingdom of faith.

Chapter 193 Using the heavens as a nursery to harvest the great medicine of humankind

The number of gods who perished in this extraterritorial battlefield, including the previous world—the world of Greek mythology—is immeasurable.

Over time, this has accumulated.

The entire battlefield outside the region is no longer the barren place it once was.

"Perhaps it's time to begin the next phase of the plan." Di Fang's eyes gleamed as he looked at the extraterrestrial battlefield, the original purpose of which was to continue what was born in the primordial world.

Now, the emergence of the second top-tier world, the Norse mythology world, also indicates that the primordial world can once again recover.

Even returning to the primordial world at the beginning of time.

Of course, this refers to the origin of the primordial world, not anything else.

After all, the origin of the primordial world is constantly flowing away, and the origin of a top-tier world is in no way inferior to the origin of a saint.

What the Emperors wanted was not the supreme primordial world, but an eternal primordial world.

The primordial world will be transformed into an eternal primordial world, while the human realm will remain unchanged. The Earthly Immortal Realm and the Immortal Realm will be the biggest beneficiaries.

Doing this has both advantages and disadvantages. Restoring the primordial origin can give birth to more geniuses and prodigies, and the same goes for treasures; it can even nurture more innate spiritual treasures.

It should be noted that since the Great Calamity of the Dragon and Phoenix, the primordial world has no longer had the ability to nurture innate spiritual treasures.

The reason is simple: the primordial world's essence is insufficient.

The will of Heaven restricted the primordial world's ability to spontaneously generate spiritual treasures.

The same applies to innate spiritual roots.

These are all connected to the origin of the world.

It is important to understand that the resources of a world are finite; no world has infinite resources. The same applies to the primordial world, otherwise there would be no concept of immeasurable calamities.

The so-called immeasurable calamity is the great calamity that returns the world to chaos, and no one can escape it.

Even the Di Fang is the same, unless the Di Fang leaves the primordial world and wanders in the void, becoming a monster that devours the world.

Every living being is born in a world, and that world is its root. No matter how powerful a being is, if its root is destroyed, it will perish.

If you want things to last, you have to find other ways, even a saint would do the same.

This is also the origin of those who fall into the void, who do not wish to perish along with their own world, but instead detach themselves from it.

To live forever, one must find something to replenish one's own depletion; this is the true reason why those who have fallen devour the world.

They have lost their roots, cannot live forever, and have fallen into endless nothingness, merely prolonging their lives.

There is no such thing as true eternity in the myriad realms of the heavens; this is something that Emperor Fang only realized after becoming a saint.

Eternity simply does not exist.

Even a world as powerful as the Supreme Primordial Era will eventually evolve into the Dharma-ending Age as time goes by, then return to the Void, revert to chaos, and begin a new cycle of reincarnation.

The same applies to all life.

No matter who they are, whether they are saints or primordial beings, their eternity is because as long as their own world exists, they are eternal.

If their world encounters problems and the world that gave birth to them perishes, they themselves will also be affected, and they will not be able to guarantee their own immortality.

At this point, a new path emerged.

A fallen being has emerged who devours other worlds, using the beings of all realms as his elixir. He devours worlds to perpetuate his own eternity, using the beings of all realms as his medicine and the heavens as his catalyst.

Every living being is connected to its own world. After birth, it becomes connected to its own world, unless you are not a living being born into the world.

Otherwise, they would all be affected by the destruction of the world.

Even the Imperial Court is the same.

This is why the Imperial Medicine is pushing for the creation of an eternal primordial world. Once the primordial world comes to an end, there will only be two paths before the Imperial Medicine.

A road, returning to nothingness along with the world, re-evolving into chaos.

Another path is the path of the fallen, devouring other worlds, using the heavens as a nursery to harvest the elixir of life, and prolonging one's own eternal life.

The so-called transcendence refers to transcendence in one's cultivation. It is completely impossible to transcend one's own world. You were born into this world, so you are destined to live in this world for a long time.

Transcendence is nothing more than a matter of cultivation.

Moreover, escaping this box is no different from jumping into an even bigger box.

If I had to point out a difference, it would probably be that "forever" sounds more sophisticated and high-class.

In general, transcendence in the primordial world refers to the existence of the Great Luo.

Transcending time, transcending fate, existing outside the Five Elements, and outside the Three Realms—this is transcendence.

The world of Norse mythology.

Odin's single eye gleamed with the light of wisdom.

For Odin, the greatest crisis has now shifted from the land of giants to a world war.

In the midst of the conflict between the two worlds, Odin was well aware that the Norse mythology world had always been at a disadvantage.

Many primordial creatures also invaded the world of Norse mythology and were eventually annihilated by the gods of the Norse pantheon.

However, that was only because of the help of the world's will.

Without the suppression of the world's will, whether those otherworldly beings could be suppressed once they regained their full forms remains an open question.

The other gods, however, had not considered these things; the celebrating multitude, singing and dancing, annihilated the invaders.

Only Odin knew that the so-called invaders were nothing more than greedy creatures.

The real disaster is yet to come.

However, Odin was well aware of the importance of morale. The gods were in a good mood, and his actions would undoubtedly be a blow to them.

So Odin bore it all alone.

Frigga appeared beside Odin, looking at him with a hint of caution in her eyes.

Odin could fool others, but he couldn't fool Frigga. Frigga knew very well the inner turmoil Odin had been going through these past few days.

This was something Frigga had never seen before.

Even when facing Ymir, the progenitor of the giants, Odin had never performed like this, and even after knowing the revelation of Ragnarok, Odin had never suffered such torment.

"Now is the time to be happy, God King, be happy that you won."

Frigga smiled and said to Odin.

Odin understood what his wife meant.

At the same time, Odin was well aware of what Frigga meant, and that this was a time for celebration, so he shouldn't show such a worried expression.

Odin nodded, then looked into the distance with a glint in his eyes.

On the battlefield outside the territory.

The sounds of battle continued, and countless divine lights intertwined before vanishing.

Odin glanced at the gods in the Pantheon, then left silently.

Frigga sighed, then composed herself and walked towards the gods who were singing and dancing with a smile on her face.

Odin stared at a gigantic figure: Loki!!!

In Norse mythology, Loki is not Odin's son, but his brother, a fiery god.

It was because Loki plotted against Odin and Frigga's son that he was punished by Odin and imprisoned here.

"Loki!!!" Odin's voice rang out as he looked at Loki.

Loki's face became pockmarked and hideous. The punishment Loki received was to have snake venom dripped on his face day and night.

This is no ordinary venomous snake; it is a venomous snake with godlike power.

Otherwise, it would be impossible to corrupt Loki's face.

(End of this chapter)