Chapter 12: God Origin Annihilation

At the volcanic foothills of God Origin Land, a pair of siblings were occasionally watering; they had been guarding here for three years.

And this volcano is also extremely huge; its height alone is hundreds of li. Someone once speculated that there is a passage to the Upper Realm inside, allowing those below the God Origin Realm to ascend.

"Madam won't forget us, will she? Although some big shots come by every day."

"What are you worried about? But people really are content with the status quo; there are still seventeen years left, so I guess they'll forget by then."

Xiao Ning also didn't know what was going on; he had just been thinking about that, but in the next moment another matter disturbed his thoughts.

Xiao Ling noticed the change in his expression and asked, "What are you thinking about?"

"Madam has given birth to a crown prince, and I don't even have a partner."

Although Xiao Ning was 20 before crossing over, the body he came here with is only 8 years old, and he is now almost 19.

"When I came back, I was fifteen, and Madam promised to find me a suitable partner; it won't be you, will it?"

He looked somewhat unwilling; isn't that playing with people? Suddenly, a flood of memories came to his mind—of marrying and having children on Earth, a blissful family—but she couldn't figure it out.

After turning 20, I left Earth—how could I have memories of Earth?

"What's going on?"

"I just obtained my memories from Earth, but there's no me left on Earth."

He wondered whether it might be another Earth; here he is called Xiao Ning, while on Earth he is called Liu Zhen.

"Ten thousand yuan is the only thing in this universe, so I am Xiao Ning, while Liu Zhen exists in many universes, so this memory is not of my former self, but of another me."

Having figured that out, he didn't take those recent memories to heart, after all the universe is vast— the next one could be different.

But if that's truly the case, there's no reason to specially let him know this memory; there must be a cause behind it.

"I've been through this twice, oh."

Those words instantly brought him back three years; turning his head, he saw Xin'er smiling at him from ahead.

He ran over without thinking; as their bodies passed through, he instantly saw clearly— the interior of the volcano!

Countless people work inside; this is hardly a volcano but a massive base spanning a thousand li! Various elements shuttle through pipes of varying thickness, forming an enormous network.

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He was so absorbed in looking that he forgot how he'd gotten in, when Xin'er suddenly appeared before him.

"So that's how it is to be a person twice."

"Of course, I mean two times, not two lifetimes."

Xiao Ling watched the two acting like riddle‑speakers from the side, feeling somewhat displeased; even if Wan Wu Xiang didn't make things clear, it would be fine, but now even one's own older brother won't say what's going on.

But just as she was about to leave, she noticed a child tugging at her pants; looking at the child, she couldn't help but pick him up.

But suddenly, the sound of an argument came from behind;

"You're telling me that when I arrived, my genes were extracted, and then you copied a child with the same soul as someone on Earth?"

"Isn't that just a test‑tube baby? How can you call it cloning? Isn't it your child?"

Xin'er didn't quite understand; it's such a simple procedure—could he be distrustful?

"I'm not doubting the child's authenticity; I trust you even if you take my chromosomes from across the universe—I'm asking you, who gave you permission to do this?"

"Do you think bringing me here is better than letting me live well on Earth?"

Xiao Ning's words pierced Wan Wu Xin's heart like ice shards; she couldn't understand what there was to be angry about—it's just moving house, right?

"Our whole family has come here—don't you think that's bad?"

"Sorry, I'm Xiao Ning—I don't know anything about Liu Zhen's family!"

Suddenly a slap landed on him; he immediately turned back, seeing his sister glaring with fury, only to hear her scold: "Are you even a man?"

"I am, but I don't like being arranged. It's not that I wouldn't be grateful—it's that my self‑esteem and competitive spirit won't allow it."

Those words made Xin'er angry as well, and she immediately retorted:

"This isn't competitiveness or self‑esteem—do you think, when you ride the wind and break the waves, that the wind pities you, afraid you won't make it?"

After that, he had nothing more to say, but why couldn't we come together? Suddenly having a child thrust upon him, which he couldn't help but acknowledge, really made people unhappy.

"Dad."

"Hey, Cheng'er, be good."

Before Xiao Ling could react, the child was snatched away—changing faces faster than flipping a page. Xiao Ning looked at the child, thought for a moment, turned and asked:

"Is it called Cheng'er?"

"Yes, because someone can kill with a name, so if you don't leave first, you won't—"

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—here."

Having learned the reason, Xiao Ning sighed helplessly—what kind of enemies are these? How many ways to kill are there?

"Then why shouldn't I be called Xiao Zhen?"

"I like tranquility."

"What kind of reason is that? So uncreative, but a name doesn't have to be creative either."

Then he looked at his sister and had another question.

"Why is she called Xiao Ling?"

"Because that person likes elegance."

"Playing word games? That's just how names are made; I don't know what kind of person that is, but if my sister doesn't like it, I'll definitely not agree."

"Is he an Earthling?"

"No."

"Is he someone from here?"

"No either."

"Not a human?"

"I didn't expect you to get the third question right."

"This situation also left Xiao Ning unable to figure it out; if not human, could it be a god?"

"Xiao Ling and he had the same thought; could it be some kind of divine beast?"

"Xin'er was somewhat speechless at their idea; gods do indeed have love affairs with mortals, but the Wan Yuan Continent simply has no gods."

"With so many creatures, if they're not human, you think they're gods? Wan Yuan has no gods; only Wan Zhou does."

"The term 'Wan Zhou' was new to the siblings; could it be that this Upper Realm is actually a prefecture of Wan Zhou?"

"Exactly. By the way, why hasn't he arrived yet?"

"Xin'er said, using her Yuan Li to observe the surroundings, but still found no trace of that person."

"First, tell me what he is."

"Xin'er was about to speak when suddenly a message entered her sea of consciousness; she immediately forced herself to stay calm, but that flicker in her eyes—how could it escape the siblings' discerning eyes?"

"They knew something had happened."

"Above the Upper Realm lies a supreme plane; just that one plane is as large as three ordinary universes, which is why it is the enemy's primary focus."

"So, the one you mentioned about me—has he been targeted?"

"Xiao Ling also didn't know what relation that person had with the Upper Realm above, but if there were none, why mention it?"

"No, the people of Wan Yuan have a Shen Yuan State above the Upper Realm, and just now we received news that the Shen Yuan State has been destroyed."

"As for your companion, he is stuck in a spatial passage."

"(End of chapter)"