570: Amaterasu

He refined all the resources given by Ancestor Wuguang into a holy virtue pill, which Chen De swallowed in one gulp.

The massive attribute points gained immediately propelled Chen De to the late stage of the Demon Venerable Realm Fourth Transformation.

This also meant that his cultivation officially stepped from the early stage of the Demon Venerable Realm into the middle stage.

An incomparably vast power surged within him; killing his former self with a single punch was no longer a dream.

Coming to the Wuguang Domain and participating in Ancestor Wuguang's disciple recruitment assembly was truly worthwhile.

Although he stayed in the Small World for several hundred years, only a few months had actually passed in the outside world.

A few months might not even be as long as the time he spent traveling and waiting.

To gain so many resources afterward—it felt too much like a dream.

Honestly, Chen De felt this was the first time things had gone so smoothly for him since he transmigrated.

So, where should he go next? Staying in the Wuguang Cluster Domain wasn't impossible, but even conquering the whole area wouldn't yield many attribute points.

Chen De took out the star map fragment his master had gifted him and fell into contemplation.

He decided to go and check out that place.

Needless to say, since that power could utilize the fragment's power, it must be located in the region corresponding to the star map fragment.

According to his Master, different fragments would not sense each other, even if they were close.

Therefore, Chen De speculated that all star map fragments were mutually independent yet part of the same whole.

They only had a connection to the area they represented, but that area was linked to the regions represented by the other star maps.

However, Chen De couldn't fully trust everything his Master said.

It wasn't that Ancestor Wuguang was necessarily lying to him; after all, having invested so much, the probability of deceit was low.

Rather, what Ancestor Wuguang knew might not be detailed or entirely accurate.

If there was something misunderstood, wouldn't he be doomed?

But currently, the accuracy seemed high, especially since if there truly was a mutual sensing ability...

How could Ancestor Wuguang have remained in the Wuguang Domain for so many years without his sect being destroyed?

He wouldn't need much; one Immortal Law Realm Seventh Transformation would be enough.

The fact that he was still alive and well proved that Chen De was relatively safe holding the fragment.

As for the story Ancestor Wuguang told, the Arithmetic Expert was actually what Chen De cared about most.

Could it be... did the other party truly calculate that he would arrive, or did they steal the position meant for the original person?

Chen De believed in Arithmetic, because so-called Arithmetic was simply drawing conclusions based on existing conditions.

It must be based on real-world data, not so-called fate, which allows things to be calculated out of thin air.

But he was a transmigrator; could even this be calculated?

Chen De's understanding of Arithmetic was still too superficial; although he had received some minor inheritances, they weren't that powerful.

After some deliberation, he decided not to worry about these matters for now.

The key was that he couldn't control it, so there was no need to worry pointlessly about things he was powerless against.

The immediate priority was still to quickly raise his cultivation and improve his strength.

The place represented by that star map fragment was clearly an excellent choice.

Guided by the star map fragment, Chen De advanced toward that location at full speed.

However, the distance from the Wuguang Cluster Domain was still too vast. After all, for Ancestor Wuguang, the farther away it was, the better.

Given Chen De's current cultivation, it would take at least several years to reach it.

If he was going, he was going. He didn't have any specific goals in the vast universe anyway.

Running in a random direction was no different from running toward a chosen direction... Along the way, Chen De passed through many star fields and performed many righteous deeds.

However, he never left his name, deeply hiding his achievements and reputation.

While traveling, he didn't forget to hurry, and within just a few years, he arrived near his destination.

The Tianzhao Strange Domain—this was the place Chen De finally reached.

The strongest power here was named the Tian Zhao Sect, and the domain was named after the Tian Zhao Sect.

The level of development was extremely high; even cultivators in remote areas had high quality.

Moreover, the Legend of the Tian Zhao Sect was widespread throughout the Tianzhao Strange Domain; anyone could tell you something about the sect.

Undoubtedly, the Tian Zhao Sect was the uncrowned king here, an existence far surpassing all others.

The number of Immortal Law Realms was much higher than in the Wuguang Cluster Domain, but thankfully, not to the extent of being “as common as dogs.”

Chen De casually invited a lucky Immortal Law Realm Second Transformation he met while passing by.

After a friendly exchange, he learned quite a bit about the Tian Zhao Sect.

It was generally known that the Tian Zhao Sect had three Immortal Law Realm Ninth Transformation experts.

The strongest among them might have already reached the level close to Quasi-Saint, suppressing the entire Tianzhao Strange Domain for countless years.

But this was merely to highlight how powerful they were, and Chen De didn't need this information, so he skipped it.

However, three hundred million years ago, a massive war broke out in the Tianzhao Strange Domain, sweeping across a vast area.

The Immortal Law Realm Second Transformation individual hadn't been born yet, but according to his knowledge...

That battle shattered countless Star Fields into fragments, leaving almost no intact space wherever it passed, and many battlefields remain preserved to this day.

Immortal Law Realms are immortal, so the attacks and traces they leave behind are also immortal.

He once visited one of the places where the fighting occurred and felt four immensely powerful auras there.

One of the auras emitted an extremely fierce Sword Intent.

Therefore, the expert who fought against the Tian Zhao Sect's Ninth Transformation was likely a powerful Sword Cultivator.

Regarding that great war, no one knew the details besides the Four Immortals who fought.

The battles of Immortal Law Realm Ninth Transformations—even the residual shockwaves were something ordinary Immortal Laws couldn't withstand.

Even an Immortal Law Realm Eighth Transformation would be considered very capable if they could just ensure their survival there.

Outsiders only knew the final result of the battle: the Three Immortals of the Tian Zhao Sect won.

After the war, the Three Immortals returned to the Tian Zhao Sect together to heal, and it took a long time for them to fully recover.

Afterward, every hundred million years, the Tian Zhao Sect holds a grand celebration, and all Three Immortals make an appearance.

In any case, they use this event to establish their authority.

After obtaining all the available information, Chen De sent this Immortal Law Realm Second Transformation to the place most suitable for him.

He looked up toward the distance, in the direction of the Tian Zhao Sect. “So that’s how it is.”

What this Immortal Law Realm Second Transformation said differed greatly from what Ancestor Wuguang had said.

But that was normal, after all, one was hearsay, and the other was personal experience.

The two Immortal Law Realm Ninth Transformations of the Tian Zhao Sect should have truly died, but they simply hadn't announced it publicly.

With one Immortal Law Realm Ninth Transformation, it was naturally possible to create the illusion of having three Immortal Law Realm Ninth Transformations.

But the prerequisite was that the power originally had three Immortal Law Realm Ninth Transformations.

Otherwise, if you suddenly produced two new ones, who would believe it?

This move by the Tian Zhao Sect was brilliant, deceiving so many people, both inside and out, for hundreds of millions of years.

If they brought them out for an appearance every once in a while, no one would suspect that two had died in that battle.