After the spiritual energy was restored: Goddess girlfriends came knocking.

Inside the vast hall, only Lin Chu and Wu Di remained.

Wu Di grabbed Lin Chu, his eyes shining with excitement.

"Young Master Lin, tell me quickly, where did you learn about Earth?"

Lin Chu was taken aback by his enthusiasm, then chuckled and let him pull her to a chair.

"I used to have a friend from there."

Lin Chu sighed.

"It's a pity he died on the Imperial Road."

Wu Di's smile suddenly froze.

He widened his eyes, then shook his head violently.

"impossible!"

The voices rose several decibels.

"That's absolutely impossible!"

Lin Chu raised an eyebrow and looked at him.

Why do you say that?

Wu Di opened his mouth, but did not answer immediately.

He picked up the teacup beside him and took a big gulp before looking at Lin Chu again.

"Young Master Lin, are you sure you didn't hear me wrong?"

Lin Chu nodded.

"He said it himself."

Wu Di's gaze swept over his face several times.

After a moment of silence, he slowly began to speak.

"Young Master Lin, do you know where I first heard of Earth?"

Wu Di's expression became somewhat unfocused, as if he had returned to a long time ago.

"It's in an ancient, secluded, uninhabited little world."

"That secret realm was almost abandoned. When I went in, all the good stuff had already been taken away."

"My cultivation is not good, and my fighting skills are average, but I like to study things that others look down on."

"I saw some information on a broken stone wall."

As he said this, he looked up at Lin Chu, his eyes filled with fervor.

"Old Wu, I have no other pursuits."

"But when it comes to these ancient secrets that have no beginning or end, it's like drinking fine wine."

"So I followed this clue and investigated for tens of thousands of years."

Lin Chu frowned.

"Tens of thousands of years?"

Wu Di nodded.

He lowered his voice, his tone gradually becoming more mysterious.

"I've been investigating for so many years, and I've only found a small part of it."

"But even this small part is enough to make me feel that it is extremely outrageous."

Lin Chu sat up straight, adopting an attitude of listening attentively.

Wu Di nodded in satisfaction.

"Young Master Lin, do you also know how many planes there are in our universe?"

"Three thousand?"

"That's just what people commonly refer to as the three thousand planes."

"In fact, we should also include those dead planes that have no spirit stones, cannot cultivate, and have no living beings."

"But whether they are alive or dead, the number of those recorded in all planes in our universe far exceeds three thousand."

Lin Chu nodded.

He certainly knew these things.

Wu Di continued, "However, these worlds have one thing in common."

"What?"

"They are all within this universe."

Wu Di's words were a bit far-fetched, so he took another sip of tea and reorganized his words.

"To put it simply, after years of tireless research and comparison of various materials, I have discovered something major."

"Earth doesn't exist in our universe at all."

Lin Chu slowly opened her eyes.

"What do you mean?"

"It doesn't exist in our universe."

"At least, it's outside the scope of our current perception."

Lin Chu remained silent for a long while.

"You mean, Earth is outside the universe?"

Wu Di nodded.

"Of course, this is the result of my investigation."

"I can't guarantee it 100%."

"But it should be roughly the same."

Lin Chu's expression became somewhat complicated.

Could it be that Ye Chen is a transmigrator from another universe?

Back when he was working as a laborer on Earth, he actually read this type of novel.

I never expected that such a scenario would actually happen to me.

"Senior Wu, please continue."

Wu Di was very satisfied to see that Lin Chu accepted it so quickly.

"Young Master Lin is indeed different from those blockheads."

"If it were anyone else, they would probably have slammed their fist on the table and said I was talking nonsense."

He rubbed his hands together, as if he had finally found the words he had been holding back for a long time.

"Young Master Lin, since you can accept this, then I, Old Wu, will tell you something even more explosive."

"Do you know what realm lies above the Immortal Emperor?"

Lin Chu nodded.

"In the beginning, and everlasting."

Wu Di slapped his thigh: "That's right!"

Wu Di counted on his fingers: "The Primordial Threefold, the Great Evolution Threefold, eternal and without calamity."

"But that's not what I wanted to say."

He leaned forward and spoke mysteriously.

"The Eternal Realm, according to records, has never been reached by anyone."

"The Immortal Emperor is already at the pinnacle."

"The Primordial Era was the pinnacle; there are only a handful left in the Nine Realms today."

"As for Taiyan, it is said that only a handful of sages have ever touched it."

"Eternity is a realm that no one has ever reached or even touched, or rather, it is just a fantasy."

Wu Di lowered his voice even further.

"My investigation revealed that our universe once had Eternal Realm beings, and not just one, but at least three. They were known as the Eternal Race."

Lin Chu's expression shifted.

"And then?"

Wu Di sighed.

"I don't know. There are only a few fragments of information about the Eternal Clan. I suspect that the name Eternal Realm evolved from the Eternal Clan."

He looked at Lin Chu.

"That's not the point. The key thing is that while tracing those ancient traces, I discovered an incredible possibility."

"We humans seem to be outsiders."

Lin Chu was taken aback.

"From outside?"

"right."

Wu Di nodded, his expression more serious than ever before.

"Based on the clues I've pieced together, this universe originally did not have humans."

"The original rulers here were the Spirit Race."

"That means the group currently in the Immortal Realm."

"There was no distinction between the Devouring Race and the Spirit Race before."

"There is only one race, called the Spirit Race."

"Later, for some unknown reason, they split into the Devourer Clan and the Spirit Clan."

Lin Chu remained calm, but her heart was in turmoil.

Qinglian had previously stated that the Devourer Clan and the Spirit Clan share the same origin.

That's correct.

Wu Di continued, "Then at some point in time, the earliest ancestors of our human race came to this universe."

"They are few, but very strong."

"I don't know what happened between us and the Spirit Race, but we fought a war that lasted a long time."

In the end, we won.

"The Spirit Race was sealed in the Immortal Realm."

"And the human race has become the new ruler of this universe."

Upon hearing this, Lin Chu's hand tightened slightly.

He immediately recalled what the "Holy Mother" had said back on Earth.

"You invaders."

Everything here originally belonged to us.

He didn't understand at the time.

Later, when I learned about the distinction between the Spirit Race and the Devouring Race, I simply took it as a rhetorical device.

Now, Wu Di's statement is like a key, stringing together all the scattered information.

"so……"

"Are we the intruders?"

Wu Di smacked his lips.

"It's not a pleasant thing to say, but based on my investigation, that's pretty much the case."

"Of course, I don't know why the Eternals didn't stop them either."

"Anyway, there's no evidence right now."

"It's all just my speculation."

Wu Di picked up his teacup and slowly took a sip.

"Back to Earth."

"Based on my speculation, the first group of people to arrive in this universe came from a place called Earth."

"That's why I said it's impossible when you said your friend is from Earth."

"Because those things happened countless eons ago."

"In a way, Earthlings are our ancestors."

Lin Chu's expression changed several times.

There's so much information!

Wu Di didn't say anything more and slowly poured himself another cup of tea.

Looking at Lin Chu's expression, he saw a hint of smugness in his eyes. It felt so good!

It's a feeling of satisfaction that comes from finally having someone listen to what you've been saying for thousands of years, and actually taking it to heart.

It's like a fortune teller who's been squatting on a street corner for thirty years, finally getting his sleeve grabbed and called a fortune teller.