Chapter 1681: The Invasion of the Chaotic Void

If the thirty-six-level Creation Blue Lotus becomes corrupted and falls, the sealed darkness and chaotic energy will spread unchecked throughout the Chaotic Void.

By then, even if Pangu the Great God had completed his breakthrough, nothing could be changed.

Because the invasion of the Cthulhu World has already been completed.

Clearly, the Cthulhu World's consciousness is making contingency plans.

While preventing Pangu the Great God's breakthrough, it is also dismantling the seal of the thirty-six-level Creation Blue Lotus to complete the invasion of the Chaotic Void.

Either goal achieved would fulfill the Cthulhu World's invasion objective.

However, the Cthulhu World's consciousness's schemes are destined not to proceed smoothly.

Otherwise, in future history, the spatial passage would not have been sealed within the Primordial World.

The chaotic and twisted Dao, which had polluted nearly half the Lotus's space, had now spread to Pangu the Great God's very presence.

At this moment, Pangu the Great God was nearly finished with his breakthrough; only a tiny fragment of the Dao River remained outside his body.

Once Pangu the Great God absorbed that final fragment, he would complete his ultimate breakthrough.

Unfortunately, time was already gone.

The gaze of the Cthulhu World's consciousness had already fallen upon Pangu the Great God.

Wherever that gaze touched, the chaotic and twisted Dao would immediately descend.

Thus, the chaotic and twisted Dao was already about to engulf Pangu the Great God.

Pangu the Great God had not yet broken through; he had not fully become a being of Dao.

This meant Pangu the Great God still had vulnerabilities.

If the chaotic and twisted Dao reached Pangu the Great God, through this vulnerability, it could easily corrupt and twist him, turning him into a monster as well.

The chaotic and twisted Dao spread faster than Pangu the Great God's thoughts—he had no time to absorb the final fragment of the Dao River into his body and complete his ultimate breakthrough.

The current situation was a dead end for Pangu the Great God.

If Pangu the Great God were alone, the situation indeed would be so.

But Pangu the Great God was not alone.

Strictly speaking, the location they now occupied was Pangu the Great God's domain, not the Cthulhu World's consciousness's domain.

Pangu the Great God was a native being; as long as he remained within the Chaotic Void, he received its protection.

The Cthulhu World's consciousness, however, was an invader and naturally faced rejection.

Even ordinary Hunyuan worlds had Tian Dao and their own world consciousness.

Not to mention the Chaotic Void, which also possessed consciousness.

How could the Chaotic Void's consciousness remain unresponsive to the Cthulhu World's blatant invasion?

In fact, Pangu the Great God's ability to discover the spatial passage and seal it bore the mark of the Chaotic Void's consciousness intervening.

Unlike the Tian Dao of the Primordial World.

The Chaotic Void had no emotions; it was merely a mechanical consciousness operating according to established order.

For the Chaotic Void, the Cthulhu World's invasion was an absolute crisis.

Allowing the Cthulhu World to invade would, in no time, pollute the entire Chaotic Void.

When that happened, the Chaotic Void would no longer be the Chaotic Void.

Even if the Chaotic Void's consciousness had no emotions, it would not sit idly by and allow such a thing to occur.

Yet, the Chaotic Void's consciousness acted solely according to order.