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Chapter 1829 - 1828: Starry Sky, Abode of the Divine Beings
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Chapter 1829: Chapter 1828: Starry Sky, Abode of the Divine Beings

The deep world unfolded in He Ao’s field of view, densely packed light dots floating around this pitch-black deep world, brushing past He Ao.

He Ao raised his head, looking at the surrounding world.

Tiny light dots floated around him, emitting a faint glow.

These light dots did not present a single color but had various different colors.

At this moment, the closest to He Ao was a faint, flickering white light dot.

Behind this white light dot, further in the distance, were light dots of various colors.

As He Ao’s body continued to ’fall’, the light dots he saw around him increased in number, and at this time, a gray stream of light quickly flashed between the light dots, spreading deeper.

He Ao raised his head, following the stream of light in the direction it was spreading.

The densely packed light dots, like stars filling the firmament, were reflected in his field of view.

He raised his head, looking overhead.

In the direction he had just descended from, what used to be dark and dim had long been filled with brilliant light dots.

They floated in this deep space, twinkling with brilliant colors.

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, gray, white, black, nine completely different colors suspended high in the firmament, illuminating the entire sky as if it were daylight.

As He Ao gazed, layers of ’radiance’ hidden in the deeper darkness also unfolded in his field of view.

These were rays of light flickering with different colors, like lines sketching frameworks, continuously traversing this dark space.

He Ao watched these quickly flickering and disappearing rays of light, subconsciously reaching out to touch the nearest radiance.

It was a faint gray radiance. The moment He Ao touched this radiance, a simple piece of information rushed into his mind.

’Chosen cosmic main scale bearer: Light.’

Immediately after that, countless dense, explosion-like information surged in his brain.

First, it was the speed and energy of light, followed by time and space measured with light as the scale, then variations of this measurement in innumerable worlds, and this measurement’s curvature in different spaces.

Like a luxuriantly growing tree, countless subtle rules grew densely from the lowest, most singular trunk, and these extended rules further extended into even more intricate rules and more complex changes.

The truth of the universe, the scale of the world, the eternal imprints unfolded in He Ao’s mind like an opened book, expanding in his thoughts.

This was the fundamental structure of the universe, pure truth.

The sheer volume of this information was so immense that before He Ao had reacted, his soul was almost about to burst.

Fortunately, before He Ao’s soul was torn apart, the gray radiance had completely passed by his side.

At this moment, as He Ao’s brain was dazed by the direct collision of information and knowledge, he woozily raised his head to look towards the firmament.

In the once pitch-black sky, above the twinkling stars.

At the very top of these light rays, stars shining with intense light lit up He Ao’s field of view.

The light from those stars was innumerable times brighter than the surrounding light dots, and on the edges of those stars, there were vaguely many ’satellites’ much larger than the glowing dots, but their radiance under the starlight at the very top of the sky was only slightly stronger than night.

The radiance of those stars was so powerful that it almost filled He Ao’s entire field of view.

These stars twinkled with dazzling light, covering everything around them.

Each had its own color, the brilliance so dazzling that in the chaotic assault of knowledge, He Ao instinctively gathered his gaze on a gray star at the highest point of the sky.

That star seemed to carry infinite mysteries, the aggregation of all the knowledge of the universe, truth itself.

As if driven by some invisible force, he lifted his gaze to that gray star, delving deeper into the power of the starry sky.

And at the moment he stared at that gray star, it flickered slightly, and a vast and terrifying gaze suddenly cut across the dark space, ’looking’ this way.

In that instant, He Ao suddenly realized where he was.

The dwelling of the gods,

The starry sky!

At that moment, with a bit of clarity regained, He Ao clenched the ’leaf’ in his hand, forcibly resisting the faintness from the knowledge assault, issuing a command.

Go back!

In that instant, everything around him seemed to transition from ’stillness’ to motion.

He Ao’s consciousness seemed to be withdrawing from this shimmering yet dark ’world’, with the dense darkness gradually fading away.

The wind and snow swirling in the sky, the dim world seemed to reappear in his perception.

But the gaze from that gray star was faster than his withdrawal speed.

In almost an instant, it reached the front of his body.

At that moment, He Ao could only grip the leaf in his hand, take a deep breath, quickly recalling the system’s introduction in his mind.

’Block’!

’Legend has it that Barrier Wood can isolate the Divine Being’s probes and sever the continuation of fate.’

That gray gaze seemed to be disturbed by some interference, losing He Ao’s position.

But only for a moment, the gaze realized it and looked towards He Ao again.

However, due to that brief delay, He Ao thoroughly ’woke up’ from this darkness.

He Ao’s gaze turned to his surroundings, and the snowfall in the sky seemed to pause high above, even the wind that brushed past his cheek seemed to hover beside his cheek.

It’s unclear whether his perception had reached an indescribable level, or whether time had actually come to a halt at that moment.

Or perhaps he was still in a dizzy state, and it was all an illusion.

But as his consciousness ’fell’ completely back into his body, the previously ’still’ snowflakes in the sky began to fall again, and the frigid wind blew fiercely once more.

He Ao let out a sigh of relief, his body swaying, falling back onto the layered snow.

After entering that ’starry sky’, he seemed to have experienced a long period, but in reality, it felt like only a moment.

He lowered his head, looking at the snow spreading on both sides of his cheeks, feeling how hot his cheeks were, his breath slightly hurried.

Just a moment, just one more instant.

He could have been unmasked by his good friend, his true identity completely pinpointed.

Moreover, He Ao vaguely felt that the ’Concealment’ ability of Barrier Wood might have been completely cracked by his good friend. If He Ao entered again, he might be instantly discovered by his good friend.

Then he would have no room to resist.

He raised his hand, glanced at the leaf in his palm, picked up some snowflakes beside him, rubbing his cheeks and forehead, letting the melting snow trickle down his face.

And the snowflakes around him almost melted simultaneously, quickly turning into droplets in the cold weather, and then swiftly freezing into solid ice again.

He stared at the leaf in his palm, resembling wood.

Sometimes dangerous things really shouldn’t be tried carelessly; it’s easy to accidentally play oneself to death.

This Barrier Wood, in some sense, was much more formidable than those previous three reward bombs.

In the system’s words, it was an ultimate super invincible big big big big bomb.

He Ao took a deep breath, put down the leaf in his hand, and then slowly exhaled.

The dense knowledge in his mind began to gradually settle, and those incomprehensible words, with the help of the Secret Wizard’s talent, started showing some signs of understanding.

This sudden in-depth dive did have its benefits.

At least he gained a bit of knowledge from the world’s origin, though he’s unsure of its usefulness.

He Ao revisited the abilities mentioned in the legends of the system.

The ability to isolate Divine Beings was obviously exaggerated, as a good friend instantly cracked it.

Of course, it might also be that the good friend was just too ridiculously strong.

However, it’s confirmed that this ability works on Divine Beings, causing even good friends to be suddenly lost, losing their target in a moment of intense concentration. This ability should be especially useful against those Divine Beings who initially don’t pay much attention to He Ao.

Now He Ao started to feel that the system’s description was not merely ’exaggerated,’ but ’biased.’

Bias can have two interpretations, one being ’exaggeration,’ and the other being ’underestimation.’

Some of the abilities described by the system might also be ’underestimated’ compared to the true abilities of Barrier Wood.

Barrier Wood can indeed glimpse the Truth, and there’s a high probability of being caught and killed by it.

Plus, there are extra services included as well.

He Ao looked at the gradually dimming texts in his field of view, observing the few lines of ’please note’ below.

Barrier Wood is a shed shell, which should be some negative effect of Barrier Wood, but He Ao hasn’t sensed it yet, so he has to be cautious.

Hell’s flames burn the earth, also consuming itself.

He Ao picked up the leaf in his hand again, glanced at it; where is Hell’s flame?

Boom—

At the moment this thought arose, a surging fierce fire suddenly ignited around He Ao, melting the snow and destroying the solid ice.

Flowing lava naturally appeared in the flames, extending like a stream amidst the snowstorm.

Sizzle—

The intense sizzling sound, accompanied by thick mist, arose amidst the wind and snow, the sound of lava scorching and melting solid ice.

Under this blazing firelight, the snowstorm in the sky seemed to diminish significantly at this moment.

With a thought, He Ao instantly extinguished the intense flames.

He looked around; the place he was in had transformed from flat land into a giant pit of melted solid ice.

Some drifting snowflakes fell beside him.

At this moment, the snowstorm in the sky dwindled to just a few drifting snowflakes.

He Ao raised his hand and caught one of the snowflakes, which quickly melted and evaporated in his hand, turning into specks of ice crystals.

He Ao gazed at these ice crystals, raised his hand, and touched his forehead.

His body temperature seemed to be rising uncontrollably; he initially thought it was the nervousness from returning from the Starry Sky causing the rise, but now it seemed to be an external factor.

He Ao picked up the leaf in his hand again, looking at the faintly wooden piece.

Under that intense heat, the leaf seemed unaffected, maintaining its original state.

It seems Hell’s flame can indeed be controlled, but its exact power isn’t clear.

Next, it’s the last three please notes.

The third from last, ’An abandoned story, though broken, is not yet concluded.’

This probably refers to the ’blood exchange and shedding’ incident of the ancient wizard. The ancient wizard merely disappeared, not confirmed dead, so it’s normal for Barrier Wood to carry risks from this ancient wizard.

The second to last, ’Observing the origin is observing the Starry Sky’

This likely relates to the power of the origin; according to previous legends’ ability descriptions, this thing should be able to glimpse the origin.

But how exactly to glimpse this thing—

At this moment, He Ao’s thoughts suddenly paused, interrupting himself from thinking further.

But it was already too late; with a sudden intense feeling of weightlessness, the surrounding world spun around in an instant.

’Barrier Wood’ responded to He Ao’s command once more.

The scattered dots of light, the pitch-black space, and the lines of light spreading throughout the world appeared in He Ao’s field of view.

It was as if the rules of the entire world were unfolding in his vision at this moment.

Those lines of light shimmered and swiftly traversed around He Ao, illuminating everything around with bizarre and colorful lights.

Meanwhile, spots of light appeared around He Ao.

No, doesn’t this place seem a bit familiar?

The glimmering stars gradually filled He Ao’s field of view.

In the sky above, enormous stars were vaguely emerging.

And some invisible gaze seemed to be awakening in deeper depths.

Go back!

In the next instant, these bizarre and colorful scenes quickly dimmed and disappeared. He Ao lay on the ice, gasping heavily.

Any closer, and he seemed like he would fall back into the Starry Sky.

’Observing the origin is observing the Starry Sky’

Is this description really that straightforward? Is the origin and the Starry Sky one and the same?

But soon, He Ao rubbed his brow, recalling everything he had just experienced in his mind.

No, it’s not.

When trying to glimpse the origin, what he saw were some lighter, fainter lines.

Those lines seem to be the rules of the Main World, not the world essence rules like the ones He Ao touched when glimpsing the Starry Sky.

It’s just that these lines of the Main World are unrelated to He Ao, encountered neither close nor reachable, and they flee swiftly.

But going deeper would easily lead to contact with the Starry Sky again.

For now, it seems staying on the surface should be relatively safe.

He Ao looked at the last please note,

’Knowledge is power, but also disaster itself.’

This is purely the words of a riddler; in the world of mysticism, the more you know, the easier it indeed is to encounter terrifying things. This statement makes sense.

But with the system’s deliberate emphasis, it seems to carry an extra ’meaning.’

He can only remember this sentence. He Ao stared at the leaf in his hand as the surrounding scenery began to change rapidly.

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