Chapter 1121: Chaos Gods and Demons Tremble! The Heavenly Dao

They truly looked down on the newly opened Primordial World.

Moreover, having endured Pangu's slaughter, they all harbored fear of Pangu, and upon facing the world Pangu had opened, their only thought was to flee as quickly as possible.

After all, no one could be certain that Pangu was truly dead.

What if Pangu had not died, and somehow revived? Wouldn't that be catastrophic for them?

Thus, at the dawn of creation, all the reincarnated Chaos Gods and Demons who could escape chose to leave the Primordial World.

Those who did not escape were mostly too severely wounded to flee the Primordial World at all.

The Chaos Void requires at least the Quasi-Saint Realm to survive.

With only fragmented true spirits, it was no easy feat to restore to the Quasi-Saint Realm right at the dawn of creation.

The remaining reincarnated Chaos Gods and Demons mostly planned to leave the Primordial World once they had restored themselves to a certain realm.

Only a handful of reincarnated Chaos Gods and Demons wished to remain in the Primordial World.

Most of them did so because their cultivated Dao was unusually specialized, allowing them to gain considerable benefits from the Primordial World.

For instance, the Demon Ancestor Luo Hou, whose primary cultivation was the Dao of Demonhood and the Dao of Destruction.

The Dao of Demonhood could be enhanced by demonic transformation of living beings; the myriad lifeforms of the Primordial World were the very nourishment for the Demon Ancestor Luo Hou's advancement.

Moreover, the Dao of Destruction could also be elevated through destruction.

What could better enhance one's mastery of the Dao of Destruction than destroying an entire world?

Because destroying the Primordial World would grant him immense advancement, the Demon Ancestor Luo Hou decided to take a gamble and remain in the Primordial World.

The other Chaos Gods and Demons intending to stay in the Primordial World mostly had similar motives, seeking to take a gamble.

Ancestor Hongjun was the same.

Precisely because the reincarnated Chaos Gods and Demons had not yet restored their strength, Ancestor Hongjun and the Demon Ancestor Luo Hou were able to eliminate them one by one.

Ancestor Hongjun's belief that Luo Fu was a reincarnated Chaos God or Demon who had survived from the Ancient Era was not without reason.

Who could guarantee that those Chaos Gods and Demons who vanished at the dawn of creation had truly left this region of the Primordial World?

Perhaps some reincarnated Chaos Gods and Demons had merely left the Primordial World, hidden nearby to cultivate in seclusion, all the while watching over the Primordial World.

To Ancestor Hongjun, Luo Fu was very likely one such case.

This could also explain why Luo Fu was not suppressed by the Heavenly Dao and knew the Primordial World's secrets so thoroughly.

Without the Multiverse Chat Group, Ancestor Hongjun's speculation would have been the most reasonable.

Aside from this theory, it was nearly impossible to explain how a Quasi-Saint suddenly appeared in the Primordial World, wielding a Chaos Artifact and mastering the Three Thousand Daos, capable of suppressing a Saint with a mere gesture.

Unfortunately, Ancestor Hongjun did not know that such a thing as the Multiverse Chat Group existed, capable of easily shielding one from the Heavenly Dao's rejection in any ordinary world.

Ancestor Hongjun also did not know that countless parallel worlds existed in this universe, each with its own distinct temporal dimension.

Had Ancestor Hongjun known this, he would not have been puzzled by Luo Fu's intimate knowledge of the Primordial World's secrets.

After all, Luo Fu's past life on Blue Star had countless novels that had dissected the entire Primordial World down to its last detail.

And the time period Luo Fu had previously inhabited was also the Primordial World—specifically, the era of the War between the Wu and Yao clans.

With countless novel spoilers and his own direct reincarnation into the Primordial World's ancient era, Luo Fu naturally knew the Primordial World's secrets with exceptional clarity.

The information gap ensured that Ancestor Hongjun could never guess Luo Fu's true identity.

Of course, in a certain sense, Ancestor Hongjun's speculation was not entirely wrong—at least in terms of power assessment.

Although Luo Fu was not a reincarnated Chaos God or Demon, his power was entirely comparable to that of a reincarnated Chaos God or Demon—indeed, a Heavenly Dao-level reincarnated Chaos God or Demon.

In terms of power, Luo Fu's strength was not much inferior to that of some Heavenly Dao-level reincarnated Chaos Gods and Demons who had not yet fully restored themselves.

As long as this point was not mistaken, all other speculations were irrelevant.

No matter Luo Fu's origins, the Primordial World remained a place where power reigned supreme; only strength was eternal.

Origins, identities—none of it mattered before true power.

Gazing at the Chaos Pearl behind Luo Fu, Ancestor Hongjun's murderous intent grew denser; deeper still in his eyes, a trace of greed emerged.

The Chaos Pearl was a Chaos Artifact; even Ancestor Hongjun possessed only half of one.

To any Chaos God or Demon, a Chaos Artifact was a supreme treasure.

Even if Ancestor Hongjun had fully mastered the Primordial World, a Chaos Artifact remained a supreme treasure to him.

The Primordial World was still merely a Quasi-Primordial World, capable of birthing only Primordial Artifacts at most.

To give birth to a Chaos Artifact, the Primordial World must first ascend to a Heavenly Dao-level world.

And even if the Primordial World did ascend, it would take an immense amount of time to birth even a single Chaos Artifact.

That time could span several Great Calamities.

True Great Calamities—not the so-called Great Calamities of the Primordial World.

The Primordial World's so-called Great Calamities were far too short, separated by merely hundreds of Baigeyuan.

Under normal circumstances, fifty thousand Baigeyuan equaled one Great Calamity.

Since its birth, the Primordial World had not yet passed even one Great Calamity.

Precisely because of this, the Primordial World remained merely a Quasi-Primordial World.

Otherwise, with its depth of cultivation, it would have long since ascended.