Facing the Apocalypse with My Other Selves-Chapter 278 - 175: Ragnarok of the Gods!
That’s not wrong—without all these Cultivators, who knows how long this apocalypse would last before it’s resolved.
Besides, it won’t take much more Gray Mist.
"You’ll be moving into the second phase of the trial soon, right?" Cultivator Shen Yu seemed a little tipsy as he asked.
Immediately, everyone else—mages and cultivators alike—pricked up their ears.
When it comes to the mysterious and powerful Association, their curiosity really knows no bounds.
Eager to know more, even if it’s just the drunken chatter between two members.
"That’s right." Wizard Shen Yu nodded slightly. "Next is development. Civilizations that have survived apocalyptic disaster possess greater potential for growth, and the Magic Civilization even more so. If all goes well and there’s enough time, the future Magic Civilization certainly won’t be any weaker than your Immortal Cultivation Civilization."
"Exactly." Cultivator Shen Yu seemed to agree. After sipping some fine wine, his eyes grew hazy as he spoke, "Put it on the scale of tens of millions, even billions of years—what does the development of Immortal Cultivation Civilization amount to? As long as the civilization continues without being destroyed, the future holds infinite potential."
"Heh. You, me, and the Association—aren’t we all waiting for that infinite future, throughout endless ages?" Wizard Shen Yu’s expression lost its disguise.
In this moment, the anticipation surging in his heart was utterly genuine.
And this brief exchange elicited varied reactions from those present.
The mages were all beside themselves with excitement; many were in tears.
The gods had perished, the apocalypse ended—their greatest worry was that after finishing the Divine Court Trial, Wizard Shen Yu would simply leave.
If that happened, who could say whether they, or the entire Magic Empire, could even remain?
But now, that worry was gone; their Emperor could still lead them forward!
How could the mages not be thrilled beyond words?
For the Taihe Earth Immortal and other cultivators, it was moving as well.
Cultivators who have reached True Master Level seem to possess endless lifespans, yet through countless years, it seems none have ever truly glimpsed what the world will become after so many ages. 𝕗𝐫𝐞𝕖𝕨𝐞𝗯𝚗𝕠𝘃𝐞𝚕.𝐜𝗼𝚖
And is their entire Immortal Cultivation Civilization merely standing still?
Before, no one would ponder this. Their thinking, at most, stretched to ten thousand years, perhaps a hundred thousand. No one would contemplate a million, tens of millions, or even consider things from a civilizational perspective.
But now, knowing of other worlds and the Association, having glimpsed the growth of other realms—
Their horizons had expanded in ways never seen before.
Instinctively, their gazes turned to Cultivator Shen Yu.
If their own world’s apocalypse could be resolved, would this figure also remain, and lead their civilization forward?
Though it’s still early, and they don’t even truly know what is happening in their world,
Already, the seed has been planted in their hearts.
That is, in fact, the significance behind this dialogue between Wizard Shen Yu and Cultivator Shen Yu.
Yes—it was all rehearsed beforehand.
Cultivator Shen Yu also needs to raise his influence within his own world.
It’s not only that the Magic World needs aid from the Immortal Cultivation World—Interstellar Civilization, Martial Arts Civilization, and main body Shen Yu’s world, which don’t?
The Immortal Cultivation Civilization is, for now, the strongest in terms of Extraordinary Power Level!
This feast thus ended in an atmosphere of joy and harmony.
Afterward, the Magic Empire gradually recovered from the shadows of war and began focusing on development.
Wizard Shen Yu was keenly aware that what needed to be done next would be even more complicated than fighting the gods.
He needed to train more mages, restore production in every domain, and most importantly—unlock this world’s potential.
Including, but not limited to, mining Magic Minerals from various realms, and integrating as much of this world’s Extraordinary Laws as possible.
Otherwise, even if all the gods are dead, it won’t be long before new Divine Spirits emerge again.
And so, many Earth Immortals and True Masters from the Immortal Cultivation Civilization, having obtained Wizard Shen Yu’s consent, were in no rush to leave.
They began studying this world.
Compared to their own realm, in the Magic World—whether "Heavenly Dao" or "Magic"—traces are simpler and easier to observe.
This helps them not only understand their own world better, but even enhances their knowledge of all worlds.
Taihe Earth Immortal even sought out Cultivator Shen Yu.
"May we send some people for a long-term stay in this world?"
Yes, even just the more easily observable Space Law here carries immense value.
Let alone the unique Heavenly Dao Rules.
It is only natural that Taihe Earth Immortal and the rest are reluctant to leave so completely.
"I believe I’ve told you about the Association’s rules?" Cultivator Shen Yu didn’t answer directly but said this instead.
"We understand." Taihe Earth Immortal’s expression grew serious. "We must not, by any means, infringe on another world’s sovereignty, nor increase our influence over it. We simply wish to observe and cultivate—using resources from other mountains to refine our own jade."
There’s no denying these Cultivators are wise enough.
In terms of both Extraordinary Level and the power and sophistication of the Magic Civilization, the Magic World is far weaker than the Immortal Cultivation World.
Yet they are still able to easily discern the astonishing value the Magic World holds.
This makes Cultivator Shen Yu even more expectant—when they truly grasp technology, or even Martial Arts, what kind of reaction might erupt?
Still, at this moment, he needs to keep the initiative.
"Since you know, you must understand that exploiting other worlds for their special qualities, technology, or resources as part of your cultivation is, at heart, a kind of infringement." Cultivator Shen Yu kept his tone stern. "It’s entirely different from the prior requests for emergency aid."
Taihe Earth Immortal’s face fell; regret was evident.
He could absolutely understand the Association’s rules.
Right now, they’re stronger. But surely the Association also has even more powerful beings or civilizations—like the incomparably mighty, higher-level member who once flashed through this world.
If there weren’t these regulations, eventually, they’d suffer for it.
Still, it’s a pity. If only he could linger and study here longer, he might even seize a chance for True Immortal breakthrough.
But, evidently, Taihe Earth Immortal can’t force his way.
Just as Taihe Earth Immortal was about to give up, Cultivator Shen Yu suddenly smiled faintly: "I haven’t finished yet."
"Oh?" Taihe Earth Immortal caught the implication in Cultivator Shen Yu’s words, feeling a surge of joy as he cupped his fists: "I invite you, my friend, to instruct me further."
"The Association’s core code is mutual aid among Doomsday Civilizations," Cultivator Shen Yu said. "Just as you helped the Magic World defeat the gods, and the Magic World in turn rewarded your breakthroughs. That sort of reciprocal aid is encouraged—even supported—by the Association. Now you want to stay and study in this world; how can you in turn help the Magic World?"
"So that’s how it is."
Taihe Earth Immortal understood, anticipation growing stronger.
"We can teach the path of Cultivation," he said.
"You can, but that may not be enough." Cultivator Shen Yu shook his head. "This world doesn’t have Spiritual Energy, so the cultivation path is hard to popularize. And besides, the magic path also has fine potential; give it time, it might not be any worse than Cultivation."
"This..." Taihe Earth Immortal hesitated.
As Sect Leader of Star River Immortal Sect, he possessed endless resources, but right now wasn’t sure what could be offered to the Magic World in exchange.
"Leave it to me." Cultivator Shen Yu said. "Mutual aid between these two civilizations is negotiated by members; it’s our duty."
Initiative—here it is at last.







