Chapter 1108: Final Arrival

Urban Reality

The two great Celestials, standing high above, twitched at the corners of their eyes.

Their power was unimaginably immense; once they immobilized an enemy, no matter how strong, shouldn't they be at their mercy? Yet, despite immobilizing their opponent, they found themselves helpless. The enemy's formidable defense and immortality had trapped them in a prolonged battle.

In reality, it wasn't that there was no way to defeat their opponent. One must understand that the "Enlightenment Cells" where a powerful being's soul and flesh merge store a finite amount of energy. The size of their body and the number of cells generally indicate their energy level. Their opponent's energy level was in the hundreds, close to a thousand, while other ordinary perfect enlightened ones had energy levels ranging from one to a few dozen. Without powerful bloodline assistance, scattered joint attacks would struggle to harm the opponent. However, if the exhausted Pampas and Yusa were allowed to recover their stamina and continuously take turns attacking, they could eventually kill the opponent.

But as stated, it would take centuries to kill their opponent. However, the battle on this final battlefield had abruptly stalled. Would both sides really join forces to besiege a single dark entity for centuries, slowly wearing it down, only to then resume their ultimate war? What about their reputation? Could they possibly bear such a loss of face?

The beings high above looked down, momentarily at a loss for what to do.

Di Qi looked at them, his hands clasped behind his back, and calmly said, "Mere barbarians from beyond the domain. Come at me all at once. I can watch you all until you drop dead from exhaustion."

Di Qi was still formidable.

Netizens also found it heart-pounding. Di Qi had actually devised such a strategy. He couldn't acquire the Abyssal Blue Celestial's bloodline, nor could he even get close to them, so cloning their bloodline was out of the question. But while he couldn't leverage his own advantages or get close to his opponents, conversely, they also didn't dare to approach him! Since they dared not approach him, and their long-range energy attacks were almost ineffective, they truly had no way to deal with him. This fighting style was indeed powerful, instantly turning the tables. "If you try to control me, I'll wear you down until you exhaust yourselves. If you don't control me, I'll defeat you."

"I have to say, the Nine Revolutions Profound Art doesn't boast high attack power; it's pure close-quarters combat. But its endurance is sufficient! A true strongman is a persistent one. If I just keep hitting you repeatedly, you'll die (dog head)."

"The best offense is a good defense. What if the opponent is fierce? Nothing can harm me, and I can just wear them down... This is actually the most destructive bloodline!"

"The Abyssal Blue Celestial at this moment wore a bewildered expression: I can indeed kill the opponent, but after centuries, what about our reputation?"

Everyone burst out laughing.

The Abyssal Blue Celestial suffered from a lack of offensive power; being without an offensive bloodline was a critical weakness, as if naturally countered. This was the first time they had encountered such a rogue tactic. As supreme, invincible beings, they were suddenly utterly helpless against Di Qi, this thorny hedgehog!

The three great Celestials also held their breath. The scene fell silent, as if frozen. The enlightened ones from both sides watched Di Qi, who stood in the center, and for a moment, an extended silence fell upon them.

Finally, Shi Rendie sat upon the high platform, gazing down. His expression had momentarily calmed. Beside him, the Infant's eyes shone brightly as he murmured, "This is it, this is exactly it...."

He wasn't afraid of enemies. He wasn't afraid of power. He wasn't afraid of the unknown; in fact, he welcomed it. In the dark future where both of them were destined to perish, the emergence of every variable now was a gift from destiny. He was almost ecstatic, tears welling up.

"Are you truly going to give up?" the Infant roared, looking at the high-spirited young emperor below, and cried out, "Everything has changed! That young man is like your former self, daring to challenge the supreme, with the aura of a grand schemer in his eyes! The you of the past, the you from a million years ago, who bore the future of all civilizations behind you, how could you choose to surrender to destiny, to that ultimate being descending across dimensions! You once promised to give civilization hope! Our Abyssal Blue race, born divine, mastered time, and were destined to reach the pinnacle of the universe! You were supposed to lead all who trusted you, to break through that final threshold and step into a Tenth-tier civilization, to write our history on this land..." The Infant whimpered, recalling the hopes of their youth when they both stood atop the highest peak of their planet, gazing out at the universe.

A variable.

How could he not also long for a variable?

Shi Rendie closed his eyes, appearing slightly swayed, a flicker of struggle crossing his expression. He tried to re-deduce destiny. In the profound depths, he seemed to see a mysterious ancient entity descending from the heavens, and yet, nothing had changed.

"How... how could I not see..." This time, Shi Rendie, whose gaze was usually resolute, murmured softly for the first time. The destiny he saw was the same as always, unchanged from the calculations made over a hundred thousand years ago: there was no Witches' Night, no three witches...

But what lay before him was fundamentally different.

"I cannot see their destiny.... These Incense creatures... If it's not that Incense-minded beings inherently have no destiny, then there must be a terrifying existence shielding them. They exist outside of destiny..." Shi Rendie softly told the Infant, "Variables, it's not impossible for there to be variables... But you should know that this is destiny's decree; minor details can be altered, but the major trend cannot be reversed."

The Infant still wanted to persuade him. Shi Rendie was the hope of the entire Abyssal Blue race, the sole possibility for pushing Abyssal Blue civilization into the threshold of ultimate civilization. But even this being had given up...

"Let this entire farce finally come to an end."

Shi Rendie looked down. Suddenly, to everyone's astonishment, the tall, bald, and muscular man took one, then two steps, descending into the battlefield below. Shi Rendie looked at the three Abyssal Blue Celestials and Di Qi, observing them with a slight smile and a sense of relaxed relief in his eyes. "There's no need for any more pointless struggles. All of you, come at me together."

For a moment, no one spoke. The three Abyssal Blue Celestials also held their breath, and a heavy silence fell over the entire battlefield. They gazed at this man, whose presence was as heavy and imposing as a star, the most terrifying and magnificent being in the history of this starfield.

"Father..." The three Celestials looked at the tall, muscular man, their eyes growing completely solemn. The final moment had arrived; there was no turning back.

"Let it end."

Countless light-blue ripples emerged behind the man, eventually coalescing into a colossal energy fruit tree. Its branches were lush with foliage, and its indistinct blue leaves exuded vibrant vitality.

"Cloud Star Dao!" Shi Rendie froze time, and with a seemingly illusory step, as if traversing space-time, he appeared before Di Qi and lightly tapped him with a fingertip. In that instant, Di Qi's pupils violently dilated.

"Great Dao Degeneration."

Countless blue lights enveloped Di Qi, like slender, nimble fingers prying open his perfect bloodline, manipulating his bloodline sequence as if playing a piano, wantonly altering it.

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