Chapter 767: The Great Sage

The false pseudo-sage stared at Ding Huan in disbelief: "You want to see our Great Sage?"

"What? You refuse to guide me?" Ding Huan's expression darkened.

How could he refuse? The pseudo-sage hurriedly said with careful reverence: "Of course I will, Brother Daoist, please board the warship."

As if fearing Ding Huan would change his mind, he immediately stepped onto the warship.

In their eyes, the Great Sage's Dao was boundless, his power so vast that no one dared claim second place.

If Ding Huan wanted to seek death, he was more than happy—how could he possibly refuse?

Ding Huan stepped onto the warship without the slightest hesitation.

In Ding Huan's mind, this Great Sage was likely a true sage; otherwise, he could not have taught the false sage's Dao resonance.

But as for how strong he truly was, Ding Huan didn't believe it could be much.

Even in Dunyi Divine Realm, the utmost cultivation reached only a Third-Transformation Sage.

No matter how powerful this Great Sage was, he shouldn't exceed a Third-Transformation Sage.

Even if he couldn't defeat a Third-Transformation Sage, he could still escape.

If the Great Sage was a First-Transformation Sage, then he'd test his Dahan Yi Dao.

If the Great Sage was also a false sage, then he'd simply ask where the opponent had stored all his Rule worlds—he, Master Huan, needed them.

The warship moved swiftly; Ding Huan's divine sense continuously observed the void outside.

He saw clearly that the warship passed through two array gates.

These two array gates were clearly artificially arranged.

That meant, without boarding the warship and without this pseudo-sage guiding him, he truly wouldn't have found this place.

The Great Sage knows how to hide.

"Stop."

As the warship passed through the third void array gate, Ding Huan felt a flicker of unease—he immediately called out to halt.

But the pseudo-sage acted as if he hadn't heard Ding Huan's command.

Worse, he was activating the warship's protective array.

Ding Huan slashed without hesitation.

"Puff!" A spray of blood exploded—the pseudo-sage and the entire warship were split cleanly in two by Ding Huan's blade.

Ding Huan landed in the void; before he could extend his divine sense, a calm voice reached him: "Did you kill my seventh son, Pu Qi?"

"You are Great Sage Min Yuan?" Ding Huan spoke, but his gaze was fixed on the man before him.

The man had a pointed chin and a prominent forehead, giving him an intelligent appearance, yet his ears were extremely small.

What caught Ding Huan's attention wasn't that—it was the thick, profound Dao resonance surrounding the man, far beyond a Third-Transformation Sage.

Moreover, the Dao energy on his person was solidified, not a trace of falsity.

He was likely a Fourth-Transformation Sage—or even stronger.

Ding Huan's heart sank; he wanted to flee immediately.

He'd been careless.

The next moment, he knew he couldn't escape.

The opponent's realm had completely sealed off his retreat; moreover, faint array patterns revealed that this entire void was under his control.

Ding Huan swept his divine sense outward and faintly perceived a phantom star continent behind him.

He didn't need to ask—he knew that was Min Yuan's Void Rule Island.

If he wanted to escape now, he had only two options: first, charge straight at Min Yuan and break through his Dao and forbidden array.

That possibility was nearly nonexistent—he'd likely just plunge headfirst into Min Yuan's trap.

The second was to flee into the Void Rule Island.

That was an even deadlier path.

The Void Rule Island was Min Yuan's domain; if he entered, survival would be absurd.

"You're right—I am Great Sage Min Yuan," Min Yuan said, his tone still gentle.

Before Min Yuan could continue, Ding Huan slashed with his Pojie Dao and instantly surged toward the Void Rule Island.

Seeing Ding Huan charge toward the Void Rule Island, Min Yuan's lips curled in scorn—he didn't even bother to react to the incoming blade curtain.

Enter his domain and still think you can escape?

He didn't even need to intercept Ding Huan.

Then his expression changed: "You seek death..."

Ding Huan had unleashed billions of blade curtains, slamming them into the Void Rule Island, the blade momentum carrying a destructive killing intent.

This was his home! Even if he crushed Ding Huan into dust, if the Void Rule Island was shattered, where would he find another such perfect place to dwell?

Min Yuan's sage realm surged wildly to shield the Void Rule Island, while he unveiled the space-rule world he had concealed.

He only hoped Ding Huan would enter his space-rule world and die.

Once inside the space-rule world, not only would the person die without doubt, but everything on their person would be trapped within it.

Is this a Rule world?

Or a space-rule world?

The moment Ding Huan saw it, he recognized it—he couldn't believe his eyes; he had actually seen a space-rule world.

Knowing it was a space-rule world, Ding Huan didn't hesitate—he plunged straight into it.

His original plan had been to threaten Min Yuan into saving the Void Rule Island.

If Min Yuan moved to save the Void Rule Island, he'd have a chance to activate the Break-Realm Talisman in his hand.

Without Min Yuan's control, the Break-Realm Talisman might break through the dimensional barrier and escape Min Yuan's sealed space.

Now that he had discovered a spatial law world, he naturally didn't want to miss it.

Once inside this kind of spatial law world, even Minyuan might not be able to find him.

Moreover, inside the spatial law world, he could still activate his Boundary-Breaking Talisman.

All of that wasn't important. What mattered was that he longed for a spatial law world. Even if he couldn't activate the Boundary-Breaking Talisman, Ding Huan believed his three arrows — Setting Sun, Setting Moon, and Falling Star — could tear open this law world.

Only, the moment Ding Huan entered, he felt something was a bit too coincidental.

He quickly understood: this spatial law world might very well belong to Minyuan, and Minyuan had deliberately let him in.

The moment he thought he might have drunk foot-washing water, Ding Huan's heart immediately sank.

Minyuan had indeed deliberately let Ding Huan enter the spatial law world, but this spatial law world wasn't yet considered his.

Ever since he swore he would never again look down on any ant, his achievements had advanced by leaps and bounds every day.

Not only did he leave the Rootless God Realm, he also obtained a tremendous opportunity and proved his Dao as a true Saint.

Originally, Saints who required a Saint Position were only 【possible】 in the Rootless God Realm — that was because the Rootless God Realm's heaven-and-earth rules were limited; if there were too many Saints, it would cause a realm to collapse.

But before he could even begin to prove his Dao of Eternal Life, the universe collapsed once more.

Having experienced multiple Calamities of Measure, Minyuan knew better than anyone that surviving within a Calamity of Measure wasn't impossible — it depended on how you did it.

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He had survived.

His method was very simple: throw wealth at it.

Although his top-grade divine spirit veins and other cultivation resources had been squandered by those two fellows to near depletion, he still had a pile of Boundary-Breaking Talismans.

One Boundary-Breaking Talisman after another was activated by him — he went from one realm to another, then from that other realm to yet another new realm…

Finally, he found this void location that hadn't been swept by the Calamity of Measure on a large scale.

Not only that, he also found a Void Rule Island left behind after the Calamity of Measure shattered things.

In this place, he was the one and only supreme powerhouse.

Here, when he said one, no one dared say two.

Because the several times he escaped with his life were all thanks to his staggering wealth — even when a Calamity of Measure arrived, he could use a pile of Boundary-Breaking Talismans to flee.

So after arriving here, the first thing Minyuan thought of wasn't cultivation.

It was how to once again gather boundless wealth.

Here, heaven-and-earth rules were scarce, divine spiritual energy was scarce — he himself was the greatest fortune, let alone gathering wealth from outside.

However, after staying on this Void Rule Island for many years, he still found a path to riches.

That was: searching for law worlds.

Law worlds were a unique product after a Calamity of Measure. Others might not know their value, but Minyuan knew it all too well.

Even to an Eternal Saint, this thing was a priceless treasure.

As long as he collected enough law worlds, what wouldn't he have in the future?

Although law worlds were a unique product after a Calamity of Measure, in reality they weren't everywhere.

He himself had searched for a hundred years before finding three law worlds — and two of them weren't even a zhang across.

Minyuan had always been a man above men; naturally he knew that many hands make light work.

He opened up the Void Rule Island, allowing all people stranded in the void to settle on the Void Rule Island.

In just a few thousand years, his Void Rule Island had gained over a hundred thousand people.

Not only that, he also picked one hundred and eight cultivators with decent innate talent from among these people to be his adopted sons.

One hundred and eight — completing the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Fiends number — to perfect the meaning of his great Dao.

The adopted sons' role was naturally only one: to search for law worlds on his behalf.

To let his adopted sons sense more law worlds, he had them comprehend a false Quasi-Saint great Dao, comprehend a false Saint great Dao.

These great Daos had one benefit: once comprehended, one became extremely sensitive to heaven-and-earth rules and the laws of all things.

But that was all — combat power was utterly trash.

As more and more Saints appeared among his adopted sons, Minyuan's law worlds also grew more and more numerous.

None of these law worlds could be taken by anyone — except him, Minyuan.

However, each time he could only take away one law world.

That was because he possessed a top-grade treasure: the Ten Thousand Dao Disk.

The Ten Thousand Dao Disk could collect fragments of heaven-and-earth rules, and could also store law worlds.

Unfortunately, the Ten Thousand Dao Disk could only store one law world.

To collect a second law world, he had to take away the previously collected law world.

At first, after Minyuan used the Ten Thousand Dao Disk to collect a law world, he would refine it himself.

After refining the first law world, he knew his refining speed was far slower than his speed of collecting law worlds.

Fortunately, heaven never seals off all paths — outside his Void Rule Island he discovered a massive spatial law world.

He used three Innate Treasures to anchor this spatial law world in place.

Then he sent all the law worlds he later collected into this spatial law world.

He only had one thing to do: comprehend and refine this spatial law world.

As long as this spatial law world became his, then no matter how many law worlds he collected and placed into this spatial law world, they would all become his.

Now, this spatial law world of his already stored at least over a thousand law worlds of various attributes.

This kind of place that stored law worlds and rule fragments had no space for living beings to exist.

Let alone Ding Huan — even if he himself went in now, he would be crushed into nothingness by these law worlds.

"A lion fighting a rabbit goes all out" — this was Minyuan's current life creed.

So even if Ding Huan is an ant, let's first cut off this ant's path to survival.

A mistake can be made once or twice, but absolutely never a third time.

(Fellow Daoist, good night!)

(End of chapter)