Journey of the Fate Destroying Emperor Chapter 907 Tribulation's Secret

Chapter 907 Tribulation's Secret

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w.a.n.g Wei clenched his fist, feeling the power surging in his veins.

His strength did not change much, but he felt complete, unbothered, and unrestrained.

After proving the Dao, people who cultivate as Qi Refiners and Body

Refiners are an anomaly or a paradox. Great Emperors are essentially Conceptual Creature, their bodies composed of the very concept they cultivate.

Although their flesh and blood appeared the same as ordinary people, they were not. However, body refiners are flesh and blood creatures; it's just their flesh has reached an unprecedented level.

As someone who walked both paths, w.a.n.g Wei is both a flesh and blood creature and a conceptual life form. This paradox previously had a subtle influence on his body. However, after the tribulation, everything was solved.

His concepts were not deeply fused with his flesh, forming a perfect balance. The concept and flesh now work together in harmony, granting him the advantage of both while also removing some of the flaws of the others.

w.a.n.g Wei exhaled deeply as clothes appeared on his body. "Why do I feel this test was weird?" After experiencing this tribulation, he had a feeling that there were some secrets as to why it was in such a manner.

So, he took a moment to gather his thoughts and deduce the truth; the answer did not elude him for long. 'The Old G.o.ds,' thought w.a.n.g Wei, thinking about his experience of meeting Cthulhu during the Cleanup. 'In most iterations of the Old

G.o.ds' myth, people will lose their sanity after meeting them. The spiritual aspect of this test seemed targeted to resist their influence in the mind. 'Furthermore, in some iterations, people will mutate into abominable creatures. Could Grand Dao have designed this test to resist the influence of the Old G.o.ds?'

As he continued this line of thought, many ideas popped into w.a.n.g

Wei's mind. 'According to my theory, Body Refining was the first cultivation path of the universe that led directly to the Paragon Realm. If

Cthulhu appeared during that era, it's understandable why Grand

Dao would change the test to fight against the Elder G.o.d's power.'

Suddenly, w.a.n.g Wei felt he had come close to the truth. He could predict the chains of events. The body refining path prospered,

Cthulhu appeared, Grand Dao changed the tribulation to deal with his problem, and finally, Cthulhu was sealed, and the test remained in the present. 'Could Cthulhu be why the first Gate is missing? Or does that involve something else?'

w.a.n.g Wei did not have an answer yet as there were too many possibilities for this answer, and he lacked too much information. 'Let's not focus on this for now. The truly valuable information from this deduction is where Cthulhu originated from. It's obviously not a creature originating from this Chaos Universe – unless it escapes from the Prehistoric World. 'So, there could be only one answer – from Hongmeng.'

This deduction validated one of w.a.n.g Wei's most important theories–there are other Chaos Universes. After achieving transcendence, a cultivator can escape the Chaos Universe and enter Hongmeng.

In Hongmeng, there are other Chaos Universes and other cultivators, even creatures who might be born there.

Cthulhu was one of these creatures, but it accidentally discovered this Chaos Universe and took a look. However, the result was its defeat and eventual sealing. 'No, things are not so simple. If the myths about the Old G.o.ds are true, Cthulhu is not this weak and should not be captured so easily.

So, the fact it sufferers such a fate can mean three things: 'First, this Chaos Universe is one of the best, so the power ceiling is terribly high. However, this theory does not hold up. No matter how high its power, can it compare to a transcendent creature?'

w.a.n.g Wei shook his head; based on the information he knew, he felt it was impossible for Grand Dao and all the universe's citizens to deal with a transcendent. 'The second possibility is that this universe has cultivated a transcendent, thus considering its home part of their territory. So, after Cthulhu broke through this Chaos Universe, another

Transcendent dealt with it.'

w.a.n.g Wei felt this theory had more substance for multiple reasons.

The first is the parameters he attributed to Transcendence. Once a cultivator reaches that step, they should have truly achieved immortality and eternity, meaning nothing can kill them.

However, sealing them might be different. After all, there should be a difference between each Transcendent. So, in a battle where no one could kill their opponent, sealing and humiliating them might be how to dictate the victor and deal with contradictions.

w.a.n.g Wei did not think Transcendents were enlightened beings who were above mortal desires and influences. He's sure many are as such, but many others also achieved transcendence to be able to do what their hearts desire.

With these two opposite mindsets, he did not doubt there would be conflicts in Hongmeng – even with the default setting that none of them could die.

Another reason supporting his theory was the Ultimate Taboo. He had long realized this event involved achieving Transcendence.

However, without anyone achieving transcendence, how could such a thing appear in the universe?

Of course, there is also the possibility that Grand Dao deduced a path to transcendence without achieving it. Then, it used the event to elevate the power ceiling of the world by allowing these methods to flow out of the world.

w.a.n.g Wei's intuition told him the event of the Ultimate Taboo involved both this Chaos Universe's past transcendence and Grand

Dao's scheme. His ancestor, Qiyuan, either took advantage of the situation to open a path of transcendence for all sentient beings in the Chaos Universe or Grand Dao used him as a p.a.w.n.

Things could also be more complicated, and he willingly became a p.a.w.n just to see the way forward. After all, many of these pinnacle

Paragons who have not moved a single step forward were willing to die just to know the possibility that there was a path forward.

To these people, death was nothing; the truly scary thing was knowing there was no way forward.

The third explanation for the fate of Cthulhu is that it was a clone.

According to myths, the Old G.o.ds have infinite clones. Some of the well-known Old G.o.ds are nothing more than the clone of another, more powerful Old G.o.d, forming a weird chain.

The captured Cthulhu in this Chaos Universe might be one of the infinite weakened clones of the real Cthulhu, who scattered his essence throughout Hongmeng, hunting for Chaos Universe to conquer and destroy. 'This theory is the one most likely to be true,' thought w.a.n.g Wei. 'However, if that's true, this world is truly a dangerous place.'

w.a.n.g Wei's own theory scared him. He was nothing but a little

Emperor. Although he almost reached the battle prowess of an

Empyrean, such a fact did not make much of a difference.

He was nothing but an ant before a Paragon, and Paragons are ants before Half-Step Transcendence, who are ants before people on the level of the Six Cardinals. But even the Cardinals are not at the level of Grand Dao.

But can Grand Dao deal with a transcendent being like the Old

G.o.ds? The evidence does not show it could. After all, despite being sealed, Cthulhu could still influence the universe by creating followers or places like the Abyss Gap.

More evidence of this conclusion is the fact that Grand Dao did not exile the sealed Cthulhu back to Hongmeng. The logical thing to do is get rid of such a hot potato, but Grand Dao did not do this, which showed it was not confident in hiding its world coordinates from

Cthulhu's main body.

So, it sealed the clone with the hope the latter would just ignore it and no longer intervene. Such a line of thought also indicated that the transcendence from this Chaos Universe might not be on the same level as Cthulhu. 'd.a.m.n it, being too smart is not a good thing,' cussed w.a.n.g Wei, controlling his mind to not get out of control; he hated nothing more in this world when things were completely out of his control, and he was powerless to do anything about it.

Unfortunately, he was worse than the ant in a confrontation on the level of Transcendence. 'There is no need to scare myself. Who knows how long this

Cthulhu's clone has been sealed, and the Chaos Universe is still fine.

So, the situation is not as bad as I imagine. I only need to continue walking forward until I can become a true chess player.'

He used his immense Dao Heart to calm down, preparing for the long journey ahead of him. Furthermore, his current deduction might be extremely crucial for him in the future.

After all, he might have discovered the mystery of the 13 Taboos of this world; such information is extremely valuable, whether he uses it for himself or trades with some interested people. 'Alright, let's cultivate. Only true strength can make me feel relieved.'

w.a.n.g Wei exhaled deeply as he continued his retreat.