Myth Beyond Heaven

The relics hummed in unison, their power surging into Yun Lintian, amplifying his control over the Law of Order. He felt a surge of energy course through his veins, invigorating his body and sharpening his mind.

With renewed vigor, he accelerated his efforts, his hands moving with blinding speed. He sealed the cracks, reinforced the weakened areas, and strengthened the wall’s defenses.

The crimson surface shimmered with renewed vitality, pushing back against the relentless assault from the other side.

But the attacks continued, each one more powerful than the last. The wall groaned under the strain, its surface rippling with each impact. Yun Lintian felt the pressure mounting, his energy reserves dwindling.

Just as he was about to reach his limit, a chilling presence emerged from one of the cracks. A

grotesque hand, gnarled and skeletal, reached through the opening, its claws dripping with viscous, purple liquid.

Before Yun Lintian could react, another hand appeared, this one shrouded in shadow, its touch promising oblivion. The two hands lunged toward Yun Lintian, their intent clear: to disrupt his work and drag him into the chaotic abyss.

A gasp of horror escaped the onlookers as they witnessed the terrifying sight. They knew that if Yun Lintian were to fall, the Primal Chaos would be doomed.

But before the hands could reach their target, a figure stepped forward, intercepting the attack. It was Yue Yun, her Moon Staff glowing with brilliant light.

With a swift and decisive movement, she swung her staff, deflecting the skeletal hand with a resounding clang. The shadow hand, however, was more elusive, slipping past her defenses and reaching for Yun Lintian.

Yue Yun reacted instantly, channeling the power of the Great Law of Life into her staff. A wave of vibrant energy surged forward, colliding with the shadow hand and pushing it back.

Bang!

The two forces clashed, creating a shockwave that rippled through the air.

Yue Yun furrowed her brow, her expression determined. She unleashed a barrage of attacks, her Moon Staff a blur of motion. The skeletal hand and the shadow hand were forced to retreat, unable to withstand her onslaught.

Yun Lintian, meanwhile, continued his work, his concentration unwavering. He knew that Yue Yun had his back, and he trusted her implicitly. He poured all his energy into repairing the wall, sealing the cracks and reinforcing its defenses.

As the battle continued, Yue Yun held back the monstrous appendages while Yun Lintian worked tirelessly to mend the wall. The onlookers watched with bated breath, their hearts pounding in their chests. This was the first time many of them had seen a Shadow Demon up close. They could feel a terrifying oppression emanating from it.

Yue Yun’s movements were a symphony of grace and power, her Moon Staff a beacon of light against the encroaching darkness. She fought with a ferocity that belied her gentle nature, her every action fueled by her unwavering determination to protect Yun Lintian and the Primal Chaos.

The skeletal hand and the shadow hand, sensing their defeat, retreated back into the chaotic abyss. The cracks in the wall began to close, the chaotic energy receding like a tide.

Yun Lintian, with a final flourish, completed his work. The wall stood firm, its crimson surface gleaming with renewed strength. He had done it. He had repaired the Primal Chaos Wall, safeguarding the Primal Chaos from the encroaching darkness.

He turned to Yue Yun, his eyes filled with gratitude. ”Thank you,” he said, his voice filled with warmth. ”I could not have done it without you.”

Yue Yun didn’t reply. She stared at the wall with a frown.

”What’s wrong?” Yun Lintian asked.

Yue Yun said in a deep voice, ”Normally, these outlaws couldn’t come closer to the wall. There’s a natural enchantment to prevent them from getting close. Clearly, the enchantment has long gone.” Yun Lintian frowned slightly. ”I didn’t feel any enchantment at all. However, I did add many seals to it. This should prevent the wall from crumbling for many years to come.”

Yue Yun nodded slightly and looked at him. ”Are you all right? You’ve exhausted your power.”

”I’m fine. Just need a good rest,” Yun Lintian replied with a tired expression.

”Let’s go back.” Yue Yun pulled Yun Lintian back to the Cloud Dragon Ark and set off, returning to the Divine Realm.

Long Fan also followed them as there was no need for him to stay there now.

As everyone left, Si Junyi appeared in front of the wall and stared at it for a while.

Mo Jianli silently emerged from behind and looked at the wall with an interesting expression. ”The Heavenhold God’s formations. He’s surely different from anyone else.”

Si Junyi retracted his gaze and turned to Mo Jianli. ”Uncle, I want to go out.”

Mo Jianli took a deep look at him and shook his head. ”Your master won’t allow it. Just stay here obediently. It won’t be long before you can go out.”

Si Junyi nodded slowly and set his gaze toward the Heavenly Court’s direction. ”He has awakened his power. I can feel it. But compared to the God of Heaven, Ren Yuan’s character is several times worse.”

”The God of Heaven, Tian Wudi, was an ambitious person, but he didn’t do anything to harm the interests of the Primal Chaos. His grudge against the God of Fate stemmed from the rejection by the God of Fate on that day. Coupled with the fact that the Moon God, the God of Life, and the God of Light were in love with him, the God of Heaven simply couldn’t accept it,” Mo Jianli said with a sigh. ”Even Primordial Gods cannot escape six emotions and seven desires.”

Si Junyi remained silent. At that time, he wasn’t allowed to leave the Netherworld often, and he didn’t know much about the relationship between the Primordial Gods. It wasn’t until his master, the God of Death, fell that he learned everything.

The God of Heaven, Tian Wudi, was in fact considered a good person who put the Primal Chaos before him. Unfortunately, he couldn’t control his jealousy and made a fatal mistake.

”The God of Fate... He’s too kind. He used his life to wake the God of Heaven up, but it wasn’t enough.” Mo Jianli shook his head in pity.

In terms of strength, there was no way that the God of Fate would fall at the hands of the God of Heaven. Anyone with discerning eyes could see that the God of Fate intentionally allowed the God of Heaven to kill him. Perhaps he hoped that the God of Heaven would wake up and save the Primal Chaos.

Unfortunately, it didn’t go according to his wish...