Becoming a Deity from Planting the Bodhi Tree-Chapter 1091 - 390: Old Friends from the Sea of Realms, The Pioneers Die on the Shore
Ji Tianxing smiled and didn't pay attention to the joke of this fellow Taoist. He slowly spoke:
"Taoist Friend Taiyi, is there a way to stop this ripple of the Dao from continuing to spread?"
"At this level, it's no longer necessary." Taiyi shook his head and said, "Moreover, although those who open the world are rare, in the vast Sea of Realms, there's never a shortage of remarkable talents."
"Oh?"
Taiyi said indifferently, "Opening the world is nothing. Truly extending one's own Dao to cover the Boundless Realm is the real skill."
"This seems to be the difference between those so-called pseudo-transcenders you mentioned earlier?"
Ji Tianxing withdrew his gaze and looked far into the distance again. Faintly visible were a pair of scarlet, bloodthirsty eyes, hidden behind the hazy curtain, fiercely glaring at them.
"This has been discovered by the master." Ji Tianxing murmured, "Indeed, invading a realm is as difficult as ascending to heaven. No wonder even with the special power of your Dao, you need to enlist the power of the Nether Sea."
"The power of the Nether Sea isn't easy to borrow. It depends on its mood," Taiyi said. "We can't change the Nether Sea's course. We're just ordinary passengers on a ship, drifting along. Wherever it goes, we drift. And now, it won't even let us aboard."
"Is this the reason why you discarded the Nether Sea?"
"Yes and no." Taiyi shook his head and said, "The Nether Sea is far more vast and terrifying than you imagine. Your past knowledge only touched a corner of it."
Saying this, Taiyi stepped out from the shadows, looked towards the direction they came from, squinting:
"I've always been pondering over one thing, between the four of us and the Nether Sea, who is whose disguise? To prove this, I allowed Wuzhou to take Hel's Divine Throne."
"In theory, their Dao powers are complementary, but even after ascending Hel's Divine Throne, Wuzhou still couldn't harmonize with the Nether Sea."
Taiyi sighed and said, "Of course, Taoist Friend Wuzhou probably still thinks this is his own problem, not an external cause. As a bystander, I watched with anxiety, wishing to intervene myself."
Ji Tianxing said indifferently, "If I were to step in and fall into the same 'confusion' as Taoist Friend Wuzhou, Taoist Friend Taiyi, please don't watch from the sidelines."
"You're joking, my friend."
Taiyi ignored the terrifying aura gradually rising in the distance, laughing:
"If Taoist Friend Ji were as 'stubborn' as Wuzhou, wouldn't I have to find another companion again? Speaking of which, the future successor of Brother Ji bears a surname homophonous with yours but written differently."
Ji Tianxing smiled.
Taoist Friend Taiyi was as impeccable as ever today.
He looked ahead with great interest.
The place where they stood was an immense and boundless sea.
Every wave contained a world, undulating with the tides. Along the way, they saw countless immortal bones floating in the sea, even many saintly corpses.
In just twenty short years, what they had seen far exceeded what they had seen in thousands of lifetimes.
At this moment.
In the distance, a phantom of a realm manifested above the Sea of Realms, like it was burning, extremely dazzling, illuminating from inside out, brilliant like a lighthouse in the ocean.
This astonishing scene instantly attracted beings like Ji Tianxing and Taiyi.
In the Sea of Realms, ancient figures after ancient figures revealed themselves from the tides, standing at the crest, looking in that direction.
In an instant.
An expedition of tacit understanding began.
Supreme beings began to forcibly cross the sea.
In a fleeting glance, Ji Tianxing saw a Taboo Creature stepping on a Broken Realm, crossing over the waves, just passing by not far from them.
They exchanged a glance, and upon seeing Taiyi beside Ji Tianxing,
"This is...?"
Ji Tianxing looked at the walking encyclopedia of divinity beside him, humbly asking questions.
Taiyi didn't reply. Instead, he gazed in that direction for a long time, until he confirmed something, clapped his hands, and laughed:
"Taoist Friend Tianxing is truly fortunate, to encounter someone proving Dao transcendence just twenty years out. Let's go, go, go, if we're late, we won't even get to taste the leftovers."
Seeing Taiyi so enthusiastic, Ji Tianxing couldn't help but raise his eyebrows and said:
"Someone proving Dao transcendence over there, is this rushing to their death?"
Taiyi had already set off, transformed into a black shadow, drifting with the tide. Hearing this, he laughed loudly and said:
"You're joking, my friend. If transcendence were so easily proven, wouldn't the Sea of Realms be filled with them? Even the 'Realm Master' path we look down upon, across the Sea of Realms, wouldn't even guarantee finding one in a thousand or more realms!"
"In my view, this unknown Taoist Friend is destined to fail in proving Dao, and will also bring disaster upon their realm, exposing it to the vast Sea of Realms, becoming food for countless 'Fellow Taoists'."
Speaking of which, Taiyi clicked his tongue and said:
"Now you know why I said before that preventing He Donghuang from achieving Dao actually saved his life and also saved your entire realm!"
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Endless Boundary Sea.
In a vast and boundless world.
In the sea of clouds, a series of muffled thunder reverberated.
A god sat high on the cloud, his pure golden eyes indifferent, overlooking Heaven and Earth.
Merely sitting here caused Heaven and Earth to 'connect,' forming a state of assimilation.
It wasn't him being assimilated by Heaven and Earth, but rather this Heaven and Earth being captured by his Inner Heaven and Earth, passively devoured.
"Wuya, hand over that Ji Linyuan, and let this matter end here! Otherwise, today it won't end!"
A series of majestic, questioning voices like Heavenly Thunder echoed, causing the cloud sea to roll for thousands of miles.
Around him, hundreds of figures with varying auras coldly surveyed the floating Immortal Mountain ahead, staring angrily.
