He has been reincarnated through countless worlds, adorned with billions of mythological terms!

Yun Yi watched as they resumed their attack stance.

Of these four, you could tell none of them were truly convinced.

He knew they wouldn't back down—every reincarnator who had made it this far had crawled out of mountains of corpses and seas of blood, and they would never admit defeat until the very last moment.

But he no longer intends to test the waters.

He had already figured out the limits of the four people's strength: Ji Canghai's physical strength after transforming into a dragon could barely reach the peak of this world; A Chong's Gu Dao laws had exceeded the upper limit of Gu Dao in this world after devouring Miao Zu; the gray-robed youth's Buddhist and demonic paths; and Xu Youlan's hundred-life immortal foundation plus the cold air of the extreme north ice plains allowed her zither music to freeze laws.

This data is sufficient.

That's enough to reverse-engineer their system.

He raised his right hand, put his five fingers together, and formed a mudra.

It is not an imperial edict.

The decree of Heaven and Earth is the first supernatural power, which commands the laws of Heaven and Earth in a way that makes words law.

The one he's going to use now is the second one.

Deep within his dantian, the Nascent Soul of Laws opened its eyes.

The laws and patterns surrounding the nascent soul lit up simultaneously—the laws of martial arts, immortality, Buddhism, witchcraft, poison, ghosts, beast taming, and formations.

All the laws he had collected in this world were now being absorbed into his body by his nascent soul.

The nascent soul's body began to expand, from the size of a fist to the size of a millstone, and from the size of a millstone to the size of a small mountain.

Then the nascent soul merged with his physical body.

The dantian disappeared, the nascent soul disappeared, and the physical body and the laws completely merged into one.

Yunyi's body began to grow larger.

With both feet planted above Penglai Island, the air currents created by pressing down on the ground created a depression hundreds of feet deep in the sea below, and the seawater at the edge of the depression was pushed into a ring of water hundreds of feet high.

His legs pierced through the clouds, and his entire body above the knees disappeared into the stratosphere.

The clouds flowed slowly past his calves, like a stream winding around two pillars reaching for the sky.

The waist is level with the sky.

It pierced through the outermost layer of the sky, crossed the world's highest mountain range, and passed the eternal starry sky above the clouds.

Shoulders as high as the sun and moon.

The blazing sun moved slowly behind his right shoulder, the moon hovered in front of his left shoulder, and the stars flickered uncertainly in his hair.

The head is amidst the starry sky. The eyes are brighter than the brightest stars, reflecting the entire East China Sea, the entire continent, and the entire world.

After Ji Canghai transformed into a dragon, his thousand-foot-long body was nothing more than a slightly longer earthworm compared to his current size.

The enormous phantom of the Gu worm summoned by Ah Chong only reached his knees.

The ice lotus flower that Xu Youlan sat cross-legged on was smaller than a speck of dust in front of his fingertips.

At that moment, the whole world saw that giant who was as tall as the sky.

The people of the three coastal towns looked up and saw the giant dressed in white as snow—he was taller than any mountain they had ever seen and bigger than any god they had ever imagined.

Some people wept uncontrollably, some kowtowed repeatedly, and some just stared blankly at each other, their lips moving but no sound coming out.

They didn't know him. But they had seen that golden light during the tsunami, and that white figure before the fishing lights went out.

It's him.

It was the person who saved them.

Outside Xianyang City, Old Jiang stood in the void, a blue aura slowly flowing around him.

He raised his head and looked at the giant who was as tall as the sky, at the blazing sun behind the giant's right shoulder and the moon in front of the giant's left shoulder, and at the stars that flickered in the giant's hair.

There was a moment of silence.

Then the corners of his mouth curved slightly, carrying a complex smile that only he himself could understand.

That was his apprentice.

He has never taken on any apprentices in his life.

The first time I tried to collect, I got a monster.

Outside Liangzhou City, Ying Ji stood on the city wall, his black clothes fluttering in the shockwave.

He had just driven the Demon Buddha off the city wall and hadn't had time to give chase when he sensed the aura that seemed to pierce the heavens and earth from the direction of the East Sea.

He turned his head and saw the giant who was as tall as the sky.

There was a moment of silence.

Then he whispered something:

"This is the unattainable Level 1 Authority user that those extraterrestrial demons spoke of."

Inside the Void Realm Tower, Shen Qingqing was meditating at the top of the tower.

When she sensed that aura from the East China Sea, the teacup slipped from her fingers and slowly tumbled in the void.

She had been wondering whether the Level 1 Authority user was actually Yun Yi.

In my memory, the other party missed many clues.

The earliest instance was during one of their conversations, when Yun Yi said, "It would be easier if he wiped you all out in one fell swoop."

He said "you" instead of "we".

This was the earliest flaw.

But she didn't think about it in detail—after all, she had never believed the other party's identity back then.

Or perhaps it's that they simply can't believe it from the bottom of their hearts.

As for the most recent slip-up, it was when she asked him if he could find the location of the Void Tower.

He said, "But if you're hiding here, I won't be able to find you."

This is the most recent test, and it's more like a safety net.

Because that would mean she had already revealed all her cards.

That was the most nervous she had ever been.

But the other party's answer was casual, which satisfied her.

That laugh was the only laugh she ever gave that felt like a huge weight had been lifted off her shoulders.

Because that proves that the other side will no longer hunt them.

The others looked at the giant who was as tall as the sky standing in front of her—separated by the dimensional barrier between the virtual tower and the real world, yet still so clear that it seemed within reach.

Xiao Yanzhi, Helian Rong, Liu Xier, Su Zhong, and Qin Yu stood up at the same time.

No one spoke, because no one knew what to say.

The important thing is that they all recognized him—it was Yun Yi.

More importantly, they both knew that the other party knew about the tower and even had the token to enter the Void Tower.

They were drenched in cold sweat, their clothes almost completely soaked.

But none of them cared about that.

What they care about is that Level 1 Authority holder—Yun Yi.

That person was, in their eyes, a mascot, someone who ensured the safety of their alliance.

He is also one of the founders of the alliance.

It could even be said that if only he and the other person were left in the world, their first suspicion would be whether they were the Level 1 Authority users who had been restricted and had their memories cut off by the Paradise of Reincarnation.

But now you're telling us that the mascot of our alliance is the most terrifying being?

To be honest, the fact that they didn't expect this already shows how strong their mental fortitude is.

Above Penglai Island, Ji Canghai raised his dragon head and saw the giant that was as tall as the sky.

The dragon's body began to tremble instinctively.

After he transformed into a dragon, his thousand-foot-long body was already enormous, but the figure in front of him was a giant whose feet were only knee-deep in the East Sea, whose head was in the starry sky, whose right shoulder carried the sun, and whose left shoulder carried the moon.

He suddenly felt ridiculous.

He exerted all his strength to transform into a dragon, devoured the fortune of the East Sea, and stood at the pinnacle of this realm—but in the eyes of his opponent, he was nothing more than a slightly longer earthworm.

He recalled asking the other's clone, "Is it worth it?"—at that time, he stood at the highest point of the ship's bow, looking down at the broken golden body, his tone full of mockery.

Now he knows the answer.

But he would rather die before asking that question—at least he wouldn't have to stand here looking up at that figure that was as tall as the sky, only to find that he couldn't even see the top.

Because this proves how ridiculous I was before.