Chapter 605: The Great Venerable is Actually a Rebel

As a condensation of the essence of the Void Era, the Great Dao Treasure Pearl is of the utmost purity and refinement; why would it be lost halfway into the Abyss Sea, and furthermore, be located at the edge of the Abyss, which is of the utmost Yin and filth?

Could it be that there is something fishy about this Great Dao Treasure Pearl?

Sha Fa recalled various details.

According to previous intelligence, the Great Dao Treasure Pearl was not stolen by anyone, nor did it encounter any Great Void bandits; after all, given the intelligence of the evil things in the Abyss Sea, they could not act as thieves or robbers.

It seems more like the Great Dao Treasure Pearl ran away on its own?

Sha Fa frowned; there must be a secret hidden within this.

However, before he could ponder further, a commotion came from the surrounding seabed, from within that endless Abyss, stirring up the currents in the sea; under the battering of the currents, he was almost knocked over.

Only then did Sha Fa realize.

The Forbidden Object within the Abyss was about to rise and enter the Present World.

His expression changed drastically; he could not hesitate any longer. If he hesitated for even a moment more, the residual power brought about by the rising of the Forbidden Object would be enough to put him to death, leaving him no chance of escape.

He must take the Great Dao Treasure Pearl and return!

However, for the sake of safety, he could not hold this Great Dao Treasure Pearl with his true self. With a thought, he manifested his Demon God Dharma Image, which grabbed the treasure pearl that was shining with Great Dao Spiritual Light. Afterward, he fled regardless of anything else, not daring to delay for even half a moment.

Facts proved that this choice of his was correct.

In the next moment, that gargantuan, terrifying Forbidden Object finally floated to the top of the Abyss, appearing in the generally understood Abyss Sea, stirring up endless storms upon the Abyss Sea.

Li Heng watched this scene from afar and frowned.

"Is this anger, or a warning?"

Before he could think it through, that pair of eyes, turbid to the extreme and seemingly the very embodiment of Chaos, suddenly shot out a beam of light—infinitely turbid, chaotic, seemingly containing everything yet containing nothing—which tore through the pitch-black surface of the Abyss Sea, shot into the sky, and struck the Bronze Ancient Mirror that Li Heng had hung high in the heavens.

Someone dared to hit his satellite; could this be tolerated?

A beam clash, is it? I'll keep you company!

With a thought, he empowered the Bronze Ancient Mirror with the power of the Great Venerable once more, causing it to erupt with an extremely powerful Killing Divine Light, which reduced everything in its path to Emptiness, and collided with that beam of turbid light.

The two diametrically opposed beams of light collided, instantly causing a massive explosion, blooming with immeasurable light and immeasurable heat, sweeping through everything in the Abyss Sea. It is unknown how many evil things were directly wiped out and had their flesh and bones dissolved due to the aftermath of this collision.

Perhaps Li Heng could determine how many evil things had just died based on the Source Power he gained, but he was too lazy to do so, nor was he in the mood.

Because...

The aftermath of the collision dissipated, and the light and heat receded. Although the Killing Divine Light emitted by the Bronze Ancient Mirror had briefly resisted and collided with that beam of turbid, chaotic light, it soon collapsed, and then the turbid, chaotic light directly struck the Bronze Ancient Mirror.

With a 'Crack!',

Spiderweb-like cracks appeared on the surface of the ancient mirror.

But fortunately, it did not shatter completely.

Li Heng frowned tightly.

He had actually fallen into a disadvantage just now. That beam of turbid, chaotic light was stronger than he had expected; not only did it break through the Killing Divine Light, it almost blew up the mirror he had fashioned.

Although that mirror was just a toy he had fashioned, who knew if that Forbidden Object had used its full strength, or if it had just been a casual glance? This Forbidden Object seemed somewhat troublesome to provoke.

That beam of chaotic, turbid light failing to blow up the Bronze Ancient Mirror in one hit seemed to surprise the Forbidden Object even more, actually causing this eye, which had been wide open, to blink once.

And after blinking and opening again, although the eye remained incomparably chaotic, it seemed to have lost a bit of madness and gained some Reason, and it stared directly at the Bronze Ancient Mirror, as if it could see Li Heng, who was far away in the Multiverse Alliance, through the mirror surface, and stared back at him.

The Third Elder beside Li Heng was affected; he felt his scalp go numb from being looked at, his body could not help but tremble, and every part of him seemed to be under heavy pressure, unable to bear the burden.

He could not take it anymore and hurriedly withdrew from the line of sight. The pressure decreased sharply, and he returned to ease, only then letting out a sigh of relief. He was even more horrified in his heart: was this Forbidden Object actually this powerful?

But at the same time.

He felt more and more that this Forbidden Object was by no means at the Venerable realm, and even less likely to be above the Venerable realm.

But if it was not a Venerable or above a Venerable, why would it possess such terrifying power? Just its gaze was enough to make someone like him, a true peak Venerable, unable to withstand the pressure.

And what did this have to do with what the Alliance Leader had been pursuing all along?

He thought of some old matters and was even more puzzled.

At this time, sounds echoed around the Forbidden Object; it sounded like whale calls, dragon roars, and tiger howls. Listening carefully, all the sounds of the world were present; it seemed to be the sound of the Great Dao.

This sound miraculously passed through the one-way transmission screen in front of Li Heng and the other, echoing in Li Heng's ears, and then transformed into sounds and words that Li Heng could understand.

"Rebel, why disturb this place."

This sentence was very brief.

But listening carefully, one could hear the confusion, pity, annoyance, disdain, and resentment hidden within this sentence, like a compressed file; the amount of information was immense, practically criticizing Li Heng in every aspect.

Li Heng frowned; was it necessary to curse so harshly?

I'm not dancing on your family's grave.

Feeling unhappy, he also imitated this sound of the Great Dao, upholding the traditional virtue of 'courtesy demands reciprocity', using the elegant language he learned in his previous life as a foundation, performing infinite iterations and upgrades, then compressing the information, and retorted.

"Your mother exploded."

After Li Heng retorted with these words, the Forbidden Object was silent for a short while. The eye, turbid to the extreme, was full of confusion; it was unknown whether it was confused by the meaning of Li Heng's words, or confused as to why Li Heng could learn its way of speaking.

But in the end, it retorted with a sentence.

"Isn't that your mother too?"

Li Heng immediately fell into deep thought; it wasn't that he had nothing to retort with. Rather, this sentence seemed to reveal a fact: this Forbidden Object was birthed by the Great Void.

However, although this fact was correct, it was somewhat useless.

After all, everything in the Great Void was birthed by the Great Void.

But since this Forbidden Object specifically mentioned it, its relationship with the Great Void must be extraordinary; it might not have been birthed by the Great Void indirectly, but directly.

Coupled with the rumor that the Abyss Sea was the collection of all the reverse and negative aspects of the Great Void, there was a faint sense of Dualism—positive and negative, Yin and Yang, creation and destruction.

It seemed to further corroborate this speculation.

As for why it called him a rebel, that seemed even easier to understand? A Venerable leaving the Great Void to stand on their own, and also having debts to pay—running around without paying them off, what else could that be but a rebel?

Li Heng slowly exhaled a breath of turbid air; the matter was now clear.

No wonder this Forbidden Object was not a Venerable, yet its power was so strong that it could contend with him. It was likely because this Forbidden Object was originally from the Great Void's side—a negative mechanism birthed by the Great Void that could utilize a portion of the Great Void Power!

Let's use money as an analogy.

A Great Venerable detaches from the Great Void to stand independently, and has a certain amount of money to maintain their own life.

However, they cannot compare to the Great Void itself, which has even more money. Therefore, once someone can slightly utilize the money of the Great Void, they will certainly be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with a Great Venerable.

Is it even possible to surpass them?