Wizards pursue the truth

Above the Milky Way, white jade palaces shone brightly. Several figures stood on the bank, watching the surging river and the churning stardust, the darkness within suppressed to its deepest depths.

"The time has come; the eliminated beings and the advanced beings will intersect their timelines at the same point."

"Gentlemen, who will step forward and measure out a unique timeline using their own rules?"

Everyone turned their attention to the Tide Wizard.

As the host and the lord of Star Core City serving in the Star Council, it is only right that the other party should conduct the ceremony.

"Then I'll take the liberty." The High Wizard of Tides stepped forward with a smile, and took out a vessel containing liquid from the sleeve of his wizard's robe. It looked like a bowl made of stone.

The bowl is decorated with tiny, multicolored gemstones on its walls and inside.

The sound of flowing water could be heard.

All eyes turned to them.

Crystal-clear spring water suddenly gushed out of the bowl, and the iridescent gemstone released an invisible force, stirring up small spiral waves.

A drop of sleep water spilled out and fell into the Milky Way, rippling outwards like waves.

The black and white wizard's eyes narrowed as he saw a scene: a desolate starry sky, devoid of any life, where even cosmic dust and gas particles were absent.

Even the silent black beasts that enter the real world will not remain for long.

A ray of light appeared, as if it had dispelled the darkness and brought an astonishingly vibrant life.

Splash!

Invisible yet substantial spring water emerged from the void of the universe, absorbing dust particles at a more microscopic level and gradually forming matter.

In an instant, the matter outside a star appeared, and the internal source that sustains its operation was also in place.

It was none other than that single drop of spring water that had spilled out.

On the surface of the star, mountains, rivers, land, and streams all came into being naturally.

There are tiny organisms at the microscopic level that exist in every stream of water in the celestial world.

As for the existence of living beings or the birth of civilization.

That will only be known in the distant future.

The Great Wizard of Yuan Valley glanced at the liquid inside the stone bowl; there were far more than ten thousand drops, and it was still being generated through the strangely colored gemstone inside.

Where did the source come from? Many of the Grand Wizards of the Rules present felt the unique power of the rules belonging to the Grand Wizards of the Tide.

Rules are above all else.

In the glorious past, only the Sun Wizard, who illuminated all the heavens and the myriad worlds with his own brilliance, could be called a true great wizard.

A true Grand Wizard of the Rules can crush any number of Moonlit Wizards.

The levels are now completely different.

Most of these methods are things that the Moonlit Wizard cannot understand.

For example, if we consider the level of beings below, no one would believe that a single drop of water could create a star.

The group of black and white wizards felt a slight difference; they could do it, but it would never be as easy and comfortable as that of the Tide Wizard.

Destroying a star or a planetary belt is much easier.

The different rules represent the different directions the Grand Wizards of the Day take on their respective wizarding paths, reflecting the differences in their research.

The Tide Wizard's research on life, matter, and the water element surpasses theirs.

"The power of the tides of life creates all things and beings, and is also anchored in space and time, remaining immortal for billions of years. It is also the best core material for creating stars."

The Grand Wizard of Decisive Laws looked on with admiration. "Creation is far more difficult than destruction, and only you, Tide Wizard, could accomplish this. It is truly astonishing."

Other great wizards also praised it.

The stone bowl tilts and curves, and the spring water that springs forth from within flows out. In an instant, a surging life force erupts, penetrating to a deeper level that transcends matter and the void.

Each drop of spring water, carrying the power of the tide of life, flows into the Milky Way.

Chi Chi!

The shimmering points of light represent the corresponding star battlefields and the corresponding advanced beings.

They were suspended in mid-air, moving at an extremely high speed.

Those who lagged behind were leveled to the same speed by the power of the tide of life.

Until they all surged to the surface, the points of light separated yet connected, forming a vast, seemingly invisible net.

The particles of the Milky Way are like the sands of time, each particle like a world, connecting all the heavens and the myriad realms, expanding endlessly.

The black and white wizards and others became solemn.

An aura of sublimity emanates from the net.

Even the Great Wizard of the Sun seemed like a child before that aura, losing all will to resist.

It is truly transcendent.

It's not just the power of rules that can be constant.

The manifestation of it, triggered by the Tide Wizard, seems to be merely the tip of the iceberg.

"The stars shine brightly, but time will eventually come to an end."

The Tide Wizard's voice was deep and resonant, with a hint of chanting.

It seems real yet illusory, impossible to truly grasp.

The expressions of the several high priests grew increasingly solemn and grave.

By applying the essence of the net, and combining it with a portion of the rank possessed by the Tide Wizard, the power of the life tide rules can be applied to completely unify the timeline.

Whenever a being becomes the first to advance to the Star Lord Tournament.

That means that all the beings that are qualified to appear have met the conditions.

"I'll trouble you all to do the work of building the bridge."

"That's how it should be."

The high priests nodded in agreement.

They glanced at each other, their eyes finally settling on the black and white wizards.

The Grand Wizard of Juefa chuckled, "The Reversed Mountain is ahead of us in the research of spiritual consciousness and mind. Grand Wizards Black and White, please make your move."

The great wizard Motoya nodded in approval.

The Great Wizard of Red Leaf crossed his arms and said with a grin, "The Great Wizard of Black and White is a new face, but he should have completely mastered the Six Roots of the Reversed Mountain's Reversed Wizarding Way."

Chi Chi!

A terrifying aura, deep and like the gaping maw of an abyss, erupted from the black and white great wizard.

This caused the three Sun God Wizards to slightly change their expressions and somewhat restrain the fluctuations of their consciousness.

"No need for you all to trouble yourselves. I will naturally not abandon the fundamental inheritance of Upside Down Mountain, the Six Roots of Upside Down Witchcraft." The Black and White Great Wizard sneered. "If you are interested in learning about the truth and falsehood of Upside Down Mountain, you are welcome to go there in person."

"That old bastard Liu Yang will probably be happy to entertain you."

"It all depends on whether you dare to go."

The great wizards, Motoya and Momiji, remained silent.

The Grand Wizard of Judgment chuckled a few times and gave up his seat.

The Milky Way stretches endlessly, with countless stars floating upwards, like Kongming lanterns gathering and ascending to the heavens. Yet, the night sky that forms the backdrop is the real, ancient void, a sea of ​​stars floating in the void.

The black and white wizards took a step forward, stepping out of the safe distance from the white jade steps. Their bodies were like stars in the sea of ​​waves. The black mud seemed to sense something extremely delicious and surged wildly, wrapping around them.

Splash!

The black and white wizards ignored them and continued walking forward.

First, his knees were submerged in the black water, then his thighs, waist, and finally his neck. It seemed that his last glimpse of himself was about to disappear into darkness.

The Great Wizard of Yuan Valley, the Great Wizard of Juefa, and others had already narrowed their eyes, having figured out the trick.

The Red Leaf Wizard bluntly stated, "The Black and White Wizards have quite a physique. If one did not know that the Reversed Mountain condenses the power of rules in the realm of illusion, one might think that it follows the path of material reality and has achieved an indestructible divine body."

"I don't have that ability to withstand the erosion of the dark tide with my physical body and resist the influence of the connections between many special realms. In particular, the erosion of the Dead Star Field might even lead my true body into the dark void."

The corner of Yuan Gu's mouth twitched, thinking that the Great Wizard Hongye was talking in his sleep.

The Grand Wizard of Judgment also took it as a joke.

Let alone entering the dark void at the source, even the desolate star field—the space between the real world and the tangled realm—is an extraordinary feat if any living being can enter.

Of course, what's truly remarkable is the courage to risk one's life.

Many creatures went in, but whether they can come out is another matter.

That place is devoid of influence in terms of time, space, matter, and spirit; it's just a dark, murky garbage dump.

This creates scavengers like the Dead Black Beast.

The Black and White Wizards discerned the deeper meanings, both overt and covert, in the words of the Red Leaf Wizard.

He ignored it.

Do not argue with them over words.

Just as the last drop of black water reached above his head, and he was about to completely enter the desolate star field, the surface of the water suddenly boiled, affecting even the twinkling of the stars at higher levels, causing them to flicker.

boom!

The Black and White Realms descended, forcefully squeezing in and replacing the Black and White Great Wizards themselves, creating connections and burdens with reality with those special realms: the Dream World and the Shadow World.

Splash!

The black and white wizards emerged from the water once more.

Keep going.

Step by step.

They walked slowly, but with great force.

Gradually, the influence will be completely eliminated.

Black and white buildings gradually appeared behind us.

It's like a magnificent staircase spanning multiple universes, or perhaps a bridge.

It led to the unknown other side of the starry sky.

It is extremely difficult to unify the timeline by connecting with and influencing various special realms in this real space-time.

The Tide Wizard has more Web slots, allowing him to utilize the nature of the Web to evade attacks.

This would allow the influence of the initial star field, that vast world, countless secret realms, and the universe to be unified on the timeline of the wizard's original home planet, namely the location of Star Core City.

This undoubtedly requires an extremely powerful force.

For the Grand Wizard of the Sun, they all have to bear immense pressure.

To utilize the power of its own rules.

The power of the Black and White Archmages' rules, like the black and white bridges behind them, gradually rise and are built with each step; the black represents the bridge piers and foundations, bearing the pressure generated by the collision of the myriad realms beneath this mother planet, where the initial star field was located. It can also be said to be the connection of their respective timelines, forming a long river of time. The erosion of the river of time cannot affect it for long.

The white parts are the bridge steps and mural decorations, depicting a massive mountain world that exists in a corner of the mother planet's starry sky, almost as large as the initial star field.

Billions of races, countless colors of matter, and myriad splendors—by simply focusing one's consciousness upon them, one can readily access all the information depicted in the murals.

But this is enough to cause the consciousness of a Radiant Moon being to collapse and its self to crumble.

This demonstrates the immense power of the rules of the Sun God Wizard.

The Tide Wizard separated the corresponding human time from the myriad realms of the initial star field, thus connecting them together.

The black and white wizards froze those moments in time at a certain stage, linking them together and allowing them to be carried for a certain period of time.

Once the load-bearing capacity is reached, the river of time will erode and collapse this unique black and white bridge.

Unless the Black and White Wizards remain here and pour all their power of black and white rules into the bridge, enduring a long struggle against the river of time.

The initial pressure may not be great, but as the flushing process continues for a long time, the amount of rule power that the black and white wizards need to expend will increase.

Until it is completely submerged in the long river of time, unable to break free.

After getting lost in it, one may want to return one day, but the exact time is unknown.

Of course, the special nature of the network is also a crucial factor.

Otherwise, neither the Black and White Wizard nor the Tide Wizard could achieve this.

More likely, it will be swallowed up by the river of time.

boom!

The galaxy-like water that kept dripping from the black and white wizards was actually the medium of the long river of time.

The most stubborn effect to remove is the black liquid that clings to the body like a maggot.

The source of darkness from the desolate star field.

Fortunately, the Black and White Boundaries expanded large enough to allow the Black and White Wizards to completely leave the Milky Way and return to shore.

Or rather, at the end of the black and white bridge, a new white jade platform was built.

Beyond the starry sky.

Many great wizards walked onto the bridge and, almost as if teleporting, appeared on the white jade platform where the black and white great wizards were located.

The stele is visible, and a person has left a mark on it.

Enthronement via the "Starry Sky Bridge"

The Tide Wizard was the last to leave a message. He looked around, nodded, and said, "Let's see how many young beings can cross this bridge and reach us."

The Great Wizard of Red Leaf said confidently, "The person I choose, the person I've decided on, will definitely come before me."

"Whatever makes you happy." Grand Wizard Motoya sneered.

The Grand Wizard of Juefa sneered, "Combat strength is combat strength, potential is potential, and the power of spirit, consciousness, and mind cannot be seen so easily."

"Only a powerful wizard's heart can cross this bridge to the other side of the starry sky."

"I look forward to seeing how these young creatures perform," the Tide High Wizard interjected, sounding like a nice guy, though he felt utterly exhausted.

Looking at the Black and White Archmage, I saw him walk expressionlessly onto the Black and White Bridge, back and forth reflecting the 'Palace of Calamity' created by Star Core City.

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Wang Ya opened his eyes and saw an endless starry sky, deep, dark, and boundless, like a gaping maw of an abyss that swallows everything.

The only light came from beneath my feet.

A hazy aura of gray and white enveloped my calves, and I could vaguely see the undulating starry river below where I stood, as if I were witnessing a scene of countless worlds, with life and death shimmering within it.

Whether it was an illusion or not, Wang Ya seemed to see viscous, lifeless black water at a deeper level, without any ripples.

But it gave him a somewhat creepy feeling.

The black pupils gradually calmed the leaping white arcs of light, and the Eye of Truth returned to stillness.

Looking around, there were many more living beings. Fortunately, this special starlight platform area was large enough to accommodate these large numbers of living beings.

There seems to be some kind of special force at play, making it impossible for them to touch or intervene in each other.

Even when they touch, it is an intertwined illusion, devoid of reality.

A thoughtful look flashed in Wang Ya's eyes.

These people must have all advanced through the Star Lord Tournament.

My gaze fell on the most conspicuous building.

A massive stone monument leading directly to the dark starry sky above.

"A bridge to the other side of the starry sky!"

Information surfaced in my mind from the depths of my being.

"Step onto the bridge and walk to the end."

P.S.: I'll write one more chapter; let's get this exciting! (End of Chapter)