Primordial Era: Exceptional Comprehension, Destroying Buzhou Mountain at the Start

Chapter 179 The Fire Path Spine, sealing off North and South, seeking to merge the inner and outer primordial wilderness.

When Di Qing and his party arrived in the southern lands and saw that the source of the scorching heat was also a vast, deep pit, Di Qing's heart stirred once more. He guessed that the changes in the south were similar to those in the north, and that perhaps the same thing existed deep within the southern lands.

Di Qing pondered for a moment, then said, "Xuanming, Zhurong, you two stay here and guard. I will go alone to explore the source of the scorching heat in the south."

Xuanming and Zhurong nodded secretly, knowing that Diqing did not want them to come into contact with these things, and they also knew that the reason why their memories were sealed was definitely related to this source.

Regardless of what they thought, Di Qing flew directly towards the southern pit.

In contrast to the coldness of the northern pits, this place is endlessly hot, with lava constantly spreading.

Di Qing plunged deep into the lava and flames, using the Great Dao Imprint to dispel them. He had no time to observe how this place was formed, and instead went directly into the earth.

It is equally unfathomable, the same great Dao is condensed, and it leads directly to the earth's vein layers.

When Di Qing spent tens of thousands of years arriving at this scorching source in the south, he saw a divine fire emanating from the volcano buried deep within the earth's veins.

Within the divine fire was a spine, entirely crimson, emanating an endless Dao of Fire. That Dao of Fire was far more powerful than Zhu Rong's current state of Fire Dao Hunyuan.

Even Emperor Qing wouldn't dare to touch such flames lightly, for fear of being burned by them.

Di Qing quietly approached the flames and the spine encased within them. The divine fire instantly condensed, transforming into a phantom figure: "Your junior, you have arrived."

"Who are you? Are you also a member of the Pangu clan?" Di Qing sensed the aura emanating from his spine, which was similar to the frozen head he had encountered before.

From within the illusory image formed by the flames came a voice: "You know the Pangu Clan? You exude such an icy aura. It seems you've encountered him. You should also know that there is great terror beyond the Primordial Beach, and that there are traitors among all living beings. Now that you know, I'm relieved."

"Just who are you, senior? Could you share more of your knowledge with me? I want to know everything about the Primordial Beach." Di Qing had already decided to quickly complete the matters within the Primordial World before exploring the Primordial Beach. Therefore, seeing these predecessors exploring the beach naturally aroused many questions in him.

The phantom formed from the flames also exhibited a strange chaos. Beneath that chaos, the phantom seemed to be on the verge of disintegration.

Then, the elder formed from flames said, "I have also lost much of my memory, so there are many things I cannot tell you. I can only tell you that the Primordial Wilderness is merely a paradise for raising children. Only within the Primordial Beach is the true place for cultivators to grow. Only by setting foot on the Primordial Beach can one truly grow."

"Judging from your aura, you are clearly quite formidable in the primordial world. You are also very strong among innate beings. However, compared to the powerful figures within the primordial sands, you are nothing but an ant."

"Without venturing into the Primordial Beach, you'll remain a mere child. Moreover, in the Primordial Beach, those at the third level of the Chaos Realm are everywhere, while those at the first level are as worthless as dogs. If you wish to set foot there, grow stronger as quickly as possible. If your cultivation is insufficient, you will only become a sacrifice."

"Because the battles and struggles within the desolate sands are the most brutal."

The brief words sent chills down Di Qing's spine. Only from the description of the illusory figure before him did he clearly understand the terrifying nature of the primordial beach.

A third-level Primordial Chaos cultivator is everywhere, while a first-level Primordial Chaos cultivator is no better than a dog. What kind of beings are these? What a vast number of powerful individuals!

In the primordial world today, a person at the Hunyuan Realm can dominate a region and influence the overall structure of the primordial world.

However, in the desolate sands, those at the Primordial Chaos Realm are as common as dogs.

Such a shocking realization made Di Qing's heart pound, and he didn't know what to say.

Secondly, the barren sands are the true path to growth. In contrast, the desolate wilderness is merely a place to nurture children.

Such outrageous words, if they were to get out, would definitely cause a huge uproar.

Is this treating the primordial world like a kindergarten? A place specifically for raising children? And what about Di Qing himself? Isn't he just a kindergarten child, or at best, the king of the infants?

Di Qing frowned, as if he had thought of something: "Is the primordial beach really this cruel?"

"It's more brutal than you imagine. Perhaps in the primordial world, once you reach a certain level of cultivation, your desire for resources will decrease, allowing you to focus on secluded cultivation and improvement. But that's not possible on the primordial beach; resources and everything else must be fought for."

"Moreover, for cultivators to grow stronger, relying solely on secluded cultivation is simply not enough. This is because their understanding and practice of the Great Dao have reached their respective limits. Every powerful cultivator has reached their own end point on their own Great Dao. The remaining cultivation is like crossing a river by feeling for stones; they can only find it and comprehend it on their own."

"The battles between cultivators of the Great Dao, and the collisions between the Great Daos themselves, can accelerate this improvement. In addition, with the competition for resources and opportunities, combat and cultivation are the core of the Primordial Beach."

"Compared to cultivation within the Primordial World and on the Primordial Beach, the two are worlds apart. In the Primordial World, the insights of the Great Dao from our ancestors remain, so Primordial cultivators only need to cultivate and comprehend them step by step. There is no need for combat or enlightenment. The abundance of innate resources also eliminates the need for cultivators to compete for them."

"In short, younger cultivators who wish to set foot on the Primordial Beach need to be prepared for a complete overhaul of their understanding. Otherwise, it will be difficult for you to adapt to the layout of the Primordial Beach in a short period of time."

The gradually dissipating phantom revealed more, making Di Qing even clearer about the carnage within the primordial beach.

Before Di Qing could even think, he asked again, "Senior, could you pass on all the remaining knowledge you have to me?"

"You cannot bear it. Your soul seems good, but it is still unable to bear the remnants of my cognition. This is a difference in quality, which cannot be made up for by any external object. Of course, you do not need to look for anything else to bear it, because in the primordial world, there is nothing that can bear my inheritance."

"However, I have imprinted some important information on my spine. Perhaps you will be able to see it when your cultivation is sufficient."

"By the way, when he and I were shot down by the Great Terror and fell into the Primordial World, we were forced to bring back some kind of special being. What is this being, and what impact will it have on the Primordial World? I'm not entirely sure. So be careful in the Primordial World, because there are beings in the Primordial World that do not belong to its own evolution. And this being is an enemy, an enemy of all living beings in the Primordial World." The phantom, accompanied by a final low murmur, completely dissipated, leaving only a spine engulfed in flames.

Di Qing stared at the spine, remaining silent for a long time, unsure how to speak or express himself.

In a short period of time, Di Qing gained too much knowledge and too many doubts. Moreover, these knowledge and doubts far exceeded the level that Di Qing's cultivation level could reach.

(End of this chapter)