Dijun's black moonlight is back

Gong Liquan took away the fate: "I will take it to Tianzun to solve my doubts, and I will return it to you later."

The spirit feather was attached to his belt and followed him through the clouds to the edge of the Kuwen Pond.

In fact, he was just trying his luck. He didn't expect that Cangji, who was in seclusion, was actually here.

She held a comb made from a ten thousand-year-old clam and combed through her long hair.

A few strands of hair got tangled in the teeth of the comb, and she picked them off and threw them into the grass aside.

The hair turned to gray on the ground and quickly penetrated into the soil. The grass growing nearby sprouted leaves and blossomed in the blink of an eye.

When the flower buds opened, several flower spirits flew out.

Cang Ji looked at them and showed a faint smile: "Given this opportunity, if you practice patiently, you can transform into a human body as soon as possible."

When she raised her head, she saw Gongli Quan with her peripheral vision, and turned to look at him: "Emperor Gongli, I haven't seen you for some time."

Hearing this, Gong Liquan stepped forward and bowed to her: "I have met Tianzun."

He took out Sui Yuan's blank destiny and handed it to her: "I came to Tianzun for this matter."

Cang Ji lowered his eyes and looked at the blank fate sheet in his hand.

Ling Yu's position was low, and he saw countless pictures flashing through her eyes in an instant, phantom lights flowing, countless people appearing and disappearing, and even she herself flashed across Cang Ji's eyes.

But the speed of the picture was so fast that Ling Yu couldn't see anything clearly.

The colorful halo in Cangji's eyes dissipated, and she resumed her posture of half-casting her eyes, sighing vaguely.

She took the destiny block and blew in the direction of Si Mingxingjun's mansion, and the destiny block flew back with the wind.

Gong Liquan's gaze could be said to be thirsty for knowledge, and the helplessness on Cang Ji's face almost overflowed when he looked at him.

Ling Yu probably understood that this was another unspeakable thing that their gods were particular about.

They always cover up the glimpses of God's will, as if if even the slightest hint is revealed, there will never be peace.

Cang Ji also struggled for a long time, not knowing what to say to Gong Liquan. After a long time, she finally just said: "Fate is determined."

"Isn't the destiny blank?" Gong Liquan was puzzled: "Why do you say this?"

Cang Ji looked in the direction of the void, and she was about to return to that place, but her eyes were very calm.

Hundreds of thousands of years passed by like a blink of an eye. She was never afraid of the unknown road ahead, nor was she afraid of the impending death.

Over the years, she has been in charge of Sanqing and managed the affairs of the 33rd Heaven. The more she understands the God Realm, the more she feels that there is some invisible wall blocking her side.

After groping for a long time, she finally came up with a vague concept.

But this thought only existed in her mind and could not be accurately described in words or language.

Just after taking a look at the fate chart, she understood why it had no words, and the thought that had never had a real form finally became clear.

There is no connection between humans and gods except a pagoda ladder.

The void land and the three pure realms are comparable but never truly connected.

All the laws in the world are so similar, but the Great Luotian of the Three Pure Realms is so far away from the Huangquan Crossing in the mortal world.

That high wall that she felt but couldn't describe was called a barrier, or barrier.

After the ancient gods opened the sky, the clear air rose and the turbid air sank, and the six realms came into being. Although they have been disconnected for thousands of years, the realms are fundamentally unconnected.

Very few people can cross the invisible wall and transform from demon to human, or from human to god.

But most people die where they are born.

It seems reasonable, but it cuts off the choice of all living beings.

As for these simple truths, no matter how she thought or read them over the years, she could never come to a conclusion.And a wordless destiny allowed her to see everything.

She also understood that the destiny has no words, it is the godhead.

How can something that carries the destiny of a mortal person record the destiny of being born as a god?

But she couldn't say these things.

In an instant, she saw the God of Creation sleeping in the void.

Cang Ji had never seen her before. There was chaos in the void, and half of the face illuminated by a divine light. She knew at a glance that it was the God of Creation.

The moment she saw it, these three words entered her consciousness.

The God of Creation opened his eyes across the endless darkness, crossed the vast distance, and looked at her through this destiny.

For the first time in his life, Cang Ji felt such pressure.

So she couldn't answer the question about the right to severance.

"Fate is the fate of mortals," Cang Ji said. "I have never seen a mortal body break away from the shackles of destiny."

Gongliquan was somewhat mentally prepared for this answer, so he wouldn't be too disappointed.

"Is there any precedent before that a mortal's fate appears in the True God Record? Or in the Immortal Book?" Gong Liquan had a sudden thought.

Before Cang Ji could answer, he felt that he was a little too whimsical.

Even if Sui Yuan has never practiced, how can she ascend directly if her body is not dead?

"Forget it, I made a mistake out of nowhere," Gong Liquan denied himself, "Maybe the sun god drank too much and made the sun rise from the west, which is more likely than her to ascend directly to the god."

Cang Ji silently took back the True God Record that he was about to take out, and showed a smile that was completely unlucky.

Although she knew that the authorities were obsessed with it, she didn't expect the chess pieces to be so aware. Whenever she had the slightest thought of breaking the game, she could quickly deny herself.

It has to be said that the ancient gods headed by the Creator God are indeed much smarter than their juniors.

Gongli Quan paid homage to Cangji and prepared to return to the mortal world to make plans.

Before leaving, Cangji asked him: "Since there is no word in your destiny, what are your plans?"

She probably knew the plans of the gods, but she never knew the idea of ​​public separation.

He seemed to agree with everyone's thoughts, but what he did seemed to have his own plans.

Gong Liquan didn't know how to answer, so Cang Ji had no choice but to wave his hand and let him leave: "I am going back to retreat. You should go back to the lower realm as soon as possible."

Ling Yu thought she would go back with Gong Liquan, but she didn't expect that she would be possessed by a flower spirit again.

The flower spirit stopped on Cang Ji's shoulder. After Gong Liquan left, she opened the True God Record.

This is an ancient scroll that appeared at the beginning of the world. Although the deeds of the gods written in it can be added by future generations, the names on it can only be made by nature.

Every time a true god appears, a name will appear on the true god record.

When Cangji became a god, her name appeared on the next page of Houtu Empress.

When Gong Liquan returned from the disaster, she saw with her own eyes in the dormitory that his name appeared from the True God Record and was listed after Cang Ji.

Now she opened the True God Record again, originally thinking that she would have to at least go through Gongliquan before she could find this new god.

Unexpectedly, a strange name appeared on the first page of the memorization volume of the True God Record, and the God of Creation was memorizing it.

"Yansheng." Cang Ji read out her name. (End of chapter)