Eternal Cultivation Of Alchemy

The first step to cultivation was simply being able to absorb Qi. Once someone absorbed Qi, they began their path in the Self-Tempering realm.

After the Self-Tempering realm, there was the True realm. The True realm only required a person to have spiritual roots to be able to enter it.

After the True realm was the Saint realm. To enter the Saint realm, one needed to open their Dantian and finally use it freely.

After the Saint realm was the Immortal realm. To enter the Immortal realm, one needed to have learned at least a single Dao.

After the Immortal realm was the Divine realm. To enter the Divine realm, one needed to have formed their own spirit and turned it into their Creation.

After the Divine realm was the Celestial realm. To enter the Celestial realm, one needed to form their own Axiom, their own personal Dao.

After the Celestial realm was the God realm.

There was no way to enter the God realm, for the final God Qi had long since disappeared from all worlds.

Even after reaching the Divine realm, not many people knew about Axioms and their necessity in reaching the Celestial realm. And those who knew about Axioms did not want to spread much knowledge about it, given the difficulty many people had in finding Celestial Qi already.

The more people became Celestial, the more difficult it became for the other Celestials to continue on with their path. The God Qi had dissolved into Celestial Qi a long time ago, and since then, even Celestial Qi had begun doing the same.

That was the reason why people were so reluctant in handing out information about the Axioms so easily.

And that was precisely why the Archery God, Killshot, and the Puppet God, Orangeruby, didn’t like that the Storm God and Winter Gods were openly relaying this one message to everyone in the room.

The Celestial Qi was already running out, so putting more people on the path to Celestialhood meant only one thing. They weren’t worried about Celestial Qi. They had it all planned on how they were going to get more.

War.

This was a sneaky move made with the right opportunity, and neither of the two Gods had any counter to this move. They could only watch as the information spread in the room. And from there, it would spread even further out, and soon many around the world would know.

The Alchemy God hid his frown quite well, not letting the Storm God see it. He turned around, quickly dispelling all emotions from himself, letting his thoughts stray away in other directions. He could not let the man know what he was thinking.

The Storm God looked around and said, “Don’t be so surprised. Those in this room have certainly seen Axioms being used. You, Golden God’s grand disciple… you have seen it in use, have you not? Have you never realized how weapons appear to be unusually sharp around your Grand Master?”

“And you, Reverend to the Defense God. Have you never noticed how your barriers get stronger in the presence of your God?”

The two men whom the Storm God called out quickly began thinking back to what happened around their Gods and began nodding. “That’s correct,” the grand disciple said. “Is that because of his Axiom?”

“One of his Axioms, yes,” the Storm God said. “Like Dao, people can have more than one. In fact, there is another type of Axiom that everyone is aware of. They just don’t know that it is an Axiom.”

The people looked at him curiously, waiting for him to answer.

Before he could, the heavens began descending.

The pulsating heaven came down in a fury of colors, each one of a thousand different hues. The Heavenly Principle, as it was called, came down so strongly that it left the majority of the audience members breathless.

Now that it had come down, Grimsight could leave as well. No one else could stop Alex anymore.

The cyclone of energy landed around Alex, spinning around in a vortex. Within it, Alex opened his eyes as he felt himself getting closer to the Heaven.

For just a split second, he felt as though he was the Heaven itself, and all within it was under his purview. However, that feeling left as soon as it arrived.

When that feeling was gone, he still felt as if a part of it was left with him. A part that held within it this new belief of his. It was as if, during their brief connection, Alex had made the Heaven aware of what his belief was, and as a result, the Heaven itself took that belief to be the truth.

Alex didn’t understand a lot about what was happening. He had thought this was a Dao, but this was clearly something different. He wanted to ask someone, but that would have to wait until the energy dissipated.

As the energy gathered around Alex, he heard a loud voice speak to him from inside of his mind.

“Don’t waste this opportunity,” Godslayer shouted. “Cultivate.”

Immediately, Alex began cultivating, as he dragged in the massive energy that surrounded him into his body. The energy he absorbed at that very moment was so pure that he did not need to refine it to make it his own.

By the time it entered his Dantian, it was already ready to be used. The moment his Dantian filled, Alex pushed the Qi into his mind to improve his many Origins.

One after another, he made them grow. The speed at which they grew was so quick that it would’ve taken Alex a decade to do what he could do in just ten minutes now. The energy surrounding him was elevating him all around.

Alex not only improved his cultivation, but his overall body, mind, and even blood aura began improving on its own, albeit slower.

The Heavenly Principle improved everything inside of it. And as it turned out, Alex was not the only thing inside of it.

Memory was caught in it as well.