Chapter 957: Chaos Treasure Fragment (Requesting Monthly Votes)

Qin Ling set down his teacup and said:

“I was among the first to receive the news, since I wasn’t cultivating and was resting.”

“Not only Master Mu Ning, but many high-ranking officials from Blue Star also notified me.”

“So I immediately asked my Master for help.”

“She immediately took me through a wormhole teleportation and sealed off the entire trial planet.”

“I was one of the earliest Invincibles to arrive.”

“Even the Invincibles and Sovereigns from other factions arrived slower than my Master.”

“When others discovered the planet was sealed, they knew they were too late.”

“Then Elder Lei Zun also arrived.”

Second Senior Brother Hu Dun also smiled and said:

“My Master brought several of us disciples here to lend support to Blue Star.”

“They’ve all been on Blue Star, monitoring other civilizations to prevent chaos.”

“After all, for cultivators at a certain realm, Deep Space Academy’s laws apply completely differently than for ordinary people.”

Jiang Tao, clad in black armor, also spoke up:

“Myself and A Miao also asked our Master to teleport us back.”

“Besides us, Elder Shen Zhen and others have also returned.”

“The situation on Blue Star is currently complicated.”

“More experts mean more safety.”

“A few days after we were teleported here, Universe Level Five beings began arriving one after another.”

“All of them arrived via wormhole teleportation—I’ve never seen so many wormhole teleports in my life.”

“They came from different star regions and the Nine Supreme Factions.”

“Fortunately, Yan Zun and Lei Zun sealed off the mining zone—no powerful beings can enter.”

Yan Zun, clad in crimson armor, then spoke:

“With me here, none dare act rashly—they’re all waiting for someone more significant to appear.”

Lei Zun said:

“Yan Zun is a disciple of a Supreme Being; to some extent, she represents the Supreme Will.”

“But if disciples of other Supreme Beings intervene, the situation will be entirely different.”

“Even Sovereigns dare not move now.”

Yan Zun nodded and said:

“I’ve already notified my elder brother—he’ll arrive soon.”

“I’m also asking my Master for his stance; once we have his decision, this matter will be officially settled.”

Lin Qi nodded—Yan Zun’s Master was a Supreme Being.

If a Supreme Being spoke, no other Sovereign would object.

Yet he hadn’t expected this matter to draw the attention of a Supreme Being.

So he asked:

“What treasure on this trial planet is so important that it has drawn the attention of a Supreme Being?”

Lei Zun explained:

“You’ve observed the Chaos Treasures, haven’t you?”

“But those were merely pseudo-Chaos Treasures, condensed by Supreme Beings based on their own insights.”

“They serve only to aid in comprehending cosmic laws—nothing else.”

Lin Qi nodded: the thirty-six Chaos Treasures, though called ‘treasures,’ were all fake.

They were purely for aiding comprehension.

Then he suddenly realized something and widened his eyes:

“Could it be related to the Chaos Treasures?”

His heart pounded rapidly—if it were a Chaos Treasure, this would be monumental.

He had heard that tens of millions of years ago, their star region had fought bloody wars over a Chaos Treasure.

The Starfire Civilization had been destroyed in the aftermath.

Was history about to repeat itself?

The thought made him feel suffocated.

Lei Zun smiled and answered:

“Yes, it is related to the Chaos Treasures.”

“But it’s not a complete Chaos Treasure—complete Chaos Treasures possess their own unique imagery.”

“Their emergence would be cataclysmic, not merely illuminating the planet with plain golden light as it is now.”

“This is at most a fragment of a Chaos Treasure.”

“Complete Chaos Treasures and fragments are two entirely different concepts, with vastly different values.”

“If it were a complete Chaos Treasure, it wouldn’t remain for three months.”

“On the very day it appeared, Supreme Beings would sense it and teleport in immediately, claiming the entire planet.”

“So everyone suspects it’s a fragment of a Chaos Treasure.”

“Yet even as a fragment, it’s extraordinarily precious—all Sovereigns desire it, for it contains unimaginable power.”

“It has countless applications.”

“Ordinary people who absorb it can subtly transform their innate talent, instantly gaining legendary-level talent.”

“Sovereigns who possess it can greatly enhance their combat power.”

“There are many other effects as well.”

“Those with potential to advance further all seek a Chaos Treasure fragment.”

Jiang Tao curiously asked:

“Can Chaos Treasures break?”

“They’re Chaos Treasures—I’ve observed them.”

“If they have physical form, they possess unimaginable power.”

“Who could shatter a Chaos Treasure?”

Yan Zun set down her teacup and smiled: “I’ll explain this.”

“Few know this—even some Universe Level Five beings only have partial understanding.”

“Most of them may never see a Chaos Treasure in their lifetime.”

“Some Chaos Treasure fragments formed during creation when the original didn’t fully mature, lacking complete power.”

“These fragments are countless times weaker than complete ones.”

“Hence they’re classified as fragments.”

“Others are indeed fragments from shattered complete Chaos Treasures.”

“Chaos Treasures aren’t indestructible.”

“Supreme Beings possess the power to destroy them.”

“During our human race’s past conflicts with other races over Chaos Treasures, some have shattered.”

“But the Chaos Treasure fought over tens of millions of years ago did not break.”

“So people suspect this fragment came from another Chaos Treasure.”

Yan Zun then smiled at Lin Qi:

“But Blue Star has great fortune.”

“This trial planet was seized from the demon race.”

“Had there been no Chaos Treasure dispute, it might have become another civilization’s war trophy.”

“It wouldn’t have been left to Blue Star.”

“No one expected a Chaos Treasure fragment to be inside.”

“There’s one advantage.”

“When a Chaos Treasure fragment emerges, it alters the source energy concentration in its surroundings.”

“They are the essence of the universe.”

“They possess the power to reshape heaven and earth.”

“Even if removed, the source energy concentration across the entire Lost Star Region will begin accelerating its recovery.”

“In a hundred thousand years, it might fully recover.”

Lin Qi nodded inwardly—the source energy concentration in the Lost Star Region was still far too low.

It hindered strength advancement.

The elite or wealthy could use cultivation resources, but what about the lower classes?

Source energy concentration greatly affects a civilization’s overall strength growth.

If source energy could recover quickly,

other planets would become more suitable for living and cultivating.

After all, only Blue Star, due to the trial planet, had relatively higher source energy concentration in the entire Solar System.

Other planets were utterly lifeless, with extremely scarce source energy.

To cultivate, one must rely on cultivation resources.

If the concentration of source energy is too low, the overall development of civilization will be restricted.