In many people's eyes, Lu Yin's unification of the Outerverse had ended up benefiting someone else, which was both laughable and lamentable.
Modo Weave, Tai Mo Palace: Gong Ling stared at his gadget in disbelief. How could something like this happen?
"Sect Leader, could it be fake?
This Young Master Tian wants to trick us into joining the Alliance Conference? "Gong Chou guessed.
Gong Ling shook his head. "It can't be fake. He wouldn't dare."
Gong Chou's expression was ugly. "If such a thing really happens, what should our Tai Mo Hall do?
There's no place for us in the Outerverse, and the Innerverse won't easily accept us either. Wherever we go, we'll be ruled and oppressed. "
Gong Ling calmly replied, "Let's go participate in the Alliance Conference. I want to see how this Young Master Tian is going to deal with this by using this information as bait to force us to participate in the Alliance Conference."
Gong Chou nodded. "Yes."
Gong Ling looked at the message again, and he thought of Lu Yin. This person had climbed up step by step from the lowest rung of society and had gone through countless trials and tribulations, but he had still been defeated by a single piece of news. It was truly lamentable. This was the power of the Neoverse, and it was the core of the Human Domain. So what if the Outerverse Master was an Outerverse Master?
Lu Yin's matter had filled him with dread towards the Neoverse, as it was not a place where ordinary people could go.
Young Master Tian's announcement had shaken the entire Outerverse, and all of the powers were discussing the matter. In the end, they all agreed to participate in the Alliance Conference, including Myriad City, the Dark Phoenix Clan, and even the Sea King's Dome and the Lan family.
The Starfall Sea had yet to fully recover due to the Sixth Mainland's invasion, which meant that they would have to stay in the Outerverse for a while longer. This was the answer that the Hall of Honor had given them. In reality, they did not know that the Starfall Sea was essentially gone. The horizontal black hole spanned across the Neoverse, the Cosmic Sea, and the Innerverse, and it had separated the Starfall Sea from the Innerverse. Otherwise, it would not have been connected to the Sixth Mainland.
They were destined to remain in the Outerverse.
Young Master Tian's lips curled up when he saw the replies from the Outerverse's various powers. "Since you refuse a toast only to be forced to drink a forfeit, then that's fine too. Just give me a random promise, and I'll be able to live peacefully. What does the life and death of these natives have to do with me? Once I've settled down, I'll take over the brothel. Haha, it's time for me to have a taste of the top courtesan."
Behind Lu Yin, Eccentric Chi had a respectful expression on his face. The power and information that Young Master Tian possessed were not something that the Innerverse and Outerverse could compare to. Nobody in the Innerverse knew that the Outerverse had been gifted to the Sixth Mainland. This was the disparity between them.
However, the Innerverse would soon find out, and the shock would be no less than that of the Outerverse. The Blaze Realm had to think of a way out as soon as possible. Otherwise, once the Outerverse was taken over by the Sixth Mainland, the Blaze Realm would become the power closest to the Sixth Mainland.
When he thought back to the border war between the Outerverse and the Sixth Mainland, as well as the Sixth Mainland's invasion of the Innerverse, he felt a chill run down his spine. Compared to the Sixth Mainland, the Blaze Realm was nothing more than an ant that could be easily annihilated.
I must think of a way. Hugging Young Master Tian's thigh is a shortcut.
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On the other side, Mu En led Lei Nu, Shu Jing, and Lu Yin away from the Seven Courts' southern border and entered the Glory Realm.
This was his first time in the Neoverse, and he was filled with curiosity about the Glory Realm. How could such a large continent appear in the universe?
It covered a small portion of the Neoverse, and this was only a fragment of the shattered Fifth Mainland. It was a relatively intact fragment.
Lu Yin could imagine how large the Glory Realm was.
Sitting in a Cosmic grade Aurora, Lu Yin watched the stars on both sides fly past him. He couldn't even see the stars; all he could see was a scene. As the light in front of him illuminated the universe, the spacecraft trembled, and they arrived at the Glory Realm.
Lu Yin couldn't describe what he was feeling at that moment; he only knew how insignificant he was.
The Glory Realm was a piece of land, a piece of land with no end in sight.
The moment he stepped onto the Glory Realm, Lu Yin's body sank. The gravity here was much stronger than the outside world, and the space was different as well.
He raised a hand and unleashed an attack with a power level of over 200,000 in an attempt to tear through the void, but he couldn't.
Shu Jing saw Lu Yin's actions and said, "The Glory Realm is the most intact continent in the Fifth Mainland, and it also retains the Fifth Mainland's original stability of space. Most people would find it difficult to tear through the void unless they unleash an attack with a power level of over 300,000."
Lu Yin understood. Many places had stabilized their own space in order to prevent enemies from tearing through the void. If the Glory Realm required a power level of 300,000 to tear through the void, then Lu Yin believed that if the Hall of Honor wanted to tear through the void, they would have to surpass an Emissary or use some special method.
Lu Yin inexplicably felt a chill run through his body. He was being observed by a powerhouse, and he walked over to the window and looked out. Powerful rune lines soared into the sky without any concealment, intimidating the surroundings.
This was a portal, and Lu Yin could imagine that there were powerhouses overseeing the Glory Realm in all directions. The area that a super powerhouse could protect was usually quite large.
Lu Yin had thought that the Glory Realm would be very prosperous, or at least that there would be a lot of people. However, when he arrived here, all he saw was land. It was desolate, and he didn't know how far it stretched.
Above him was a boundless dark sky, and from time to time, giant creatures would fly past, bringing with them gusts of wind.
Lu Yin could see all sorts of rune lines appearing, not just from humans, but from other creatures as well.
There was a deep roar as Mu En disembarked from his spacecraft. Lu Yin, the Tear Girl, and Shu Jing followed closely behind. In the distance, an incomparably huge creature that was ten thousand meters tall and tens of thousands of meters long was walking over. Every step it took caused the ground to tremble, and it felt like the world was collapsing.
Lu Yin was astonished. This creature looked like a cow, but it was covered in a thick layer of fur. The two curved horns on its sides formed a heart shape, and it looked very docile. However, there were quite a few rune lines, which were equivalent to 300,000 Enlighters. This was a bit exaggerated, as any random beast could be so powerful.
However, given its size, it was normal for it to have such a high number of rune lines.
"This is the Ancient Xi Xiu, and it's also the Glory Realm's transportation tool. The space here is too stable, and unpredictable weather changes often occur. Spacecraft are no longer suitable for travel, and accidents happen very easily. Thus, the Ancient Xi Xiu has become the best transportation tool. It's fast, has decent defenses, and can even warn of danger. Although it seems powerful, it can't attack and can only defend," Shu Jing explained.
Lu Yin watched as the Ancient Xi Xiu walked over step by step. This thing can run fast?
Mu En glanced at Lu Yin. "Let's go to the Hall of Honor."
Lu Yin nodded and took a deep breath. He was finally going to reach the highest point in the Human Domain. That was where the strongest powerhouses of the Human Domain resided, as well as the most ruthless enforcers and Lockbreaker organizations. That was the core of the Human Domain.
The Ancient Xi Xiu was very docile, and it allowed Mu En and the others to board. Its back was very wide, as it was tens of thousands of meters long. There was even a house built on its back, which was very luxurious.
The four of them entered the house, and the Ancient Xi Xiu let out a low roar. It changed direction and took a step forward, and Lu Yin suddenly felt the scenery change as they left their original location.
He was stunned, as this speed was too fast. Tall mountains appeared on both sides of them, and then they disappeared to be replaced by a boundless ocean. The Ancient Xi Xiu let out a low roar, and the ocean disappeared as well.
It had crossed the ocean with one foot.
Mu En smiled at Lu Yin. "So, this is the Glory Realm. This is your first time here, right?"
Lu Yin nodded. "It's different from what I expected."
Mu En was curious. "How is it different?"
Lu Yin replied, "I thought that there would be many people living here, and that there would be many cities or even floating planets. But this is really just a piece of land, and it's very desolate."
Mu En smiled. "Desolate?
That's because this land is too big. A normal person wouldn't be able to walk all the way to the peak of a mountain in their lifetime, and it's very difficult for an Explorer to walk from one mountain to another. It's just as difficult for a Hunter to cross an ocean. Have you ever thought that perhaps the planets in the universe were actually separated from this land? "
This was the first time Lu Yin had heard of such a theory, and he instinctively wanted to deny it. After all, the universe was so big that even if the land was even bigger, it couldn't possibly have separated planets from it. But after some thought, he fell silent.
No one knew how the universe had formed, and even though there were many guesses, the existence of cultivation civilizations, technological civilizations, and even other civilizations had long since refuted many of these theories. Was this the Hall of Honor's theory?
"As for why you said there aren't many people, that's because you can't see," Mu En said.
Lu Yin was confused. "Can't see?
Is it because it's too fast? "
Mu En shook his head. "It's hard to explain. I'll point it out to you when I see it."
"Thank you, Presiding Judge," Lu Yin said gratefully.
Mu En sighed. "Do you feel any resentment?"
Lu Yin was stunned, and he looked at Mu En seriously. "No."
Mu En and Lu Yin looked at each other for a while before bursting into laughter. "Someone else might, but you really don't. You've experienced too much, and you know how cruel the universe can be. But even if you don't feel any resentment, I still have to say it." Mu En paused for a moment before continuing, "The Battle of the Five Prodigies of the Stars was originally a trap, a trap for the Neohuman Alliance to see and lower their guard. Only if this trap succeeds can the Fifth Mainland be saved. The Neohuman Alliance would never have imagined that the Mountain and Sea Realm would explode, and in this trap, everyone is a pawn."
"The Mountain and Sea Realm exploded?" Lu Yin cried out in disbelief.
Mu En was puzzled. "You don't know?"
Lu Yin shook his head. "This junior has always been in the Eternal Kingdom, and I've never heard of this."
Mu En nodded. "So that's how it is." He then told Lu Yin a few things, selectively telling Lu Yin about them. Mu En's own knowledge was limited, and Lu Yin's knowledge was even more limited through Mu En's narration. Right now, Lu Yin only knew one thing: the Neohuman Alliance had been schemed against, and the Sixth Mainland was out of luck.
Lu Yin took a long time to digest this information. It was no wonder why Mu En had told him about this trap.
The Sixth Mainland had invaded, and Lu Yin had already guessed that the Fifth Mainland was plotting something while he was still in the Technocracy. This trap had been set up for too long.
Not just the Neohuman Alliance, but anyone would have fallen into this trap. The Battle of the Five Prodigies of the Stars had been a trap, and it was no wonder that the Golden Platform had been able to sweep away the Shangqing and the others. Even if this was a trap, the Hall of Honor would not have been willing to sacrifice their generation's top geniuses. Lu Yin had been unlucky because he had not been on the Golden Platform.