Chapter 1142

Chapter 1142: Empress Huang Yu’s life, completely becomes the will of heaven and earth

The Empress Huang Yu’s rebirth was a momentous occasion for the entire Big Dipper Star Field and, indeed, in the Kun Ji Universe.

In this universe, having Dao-building experts preside over it was a cause for supreme joy. Despite facing an immense and boundless terror of armies, the presence of a leader in this vast cosmos was a beacon of unimaginable hope for all the spirits of the Big Dipper Star Field.

In the Divine Ruin, Gu Changge regained his senses and looked towards Empress Huang Yu outside. He nodded slightly.

For him, having one more Empress, Huang Yu, didn’t matter much, and having one less wouldn’t make a difference either. In the event of a major war in the Kun Ji Universe, she, as a Dao-building expert, wouldn’t be able to do much. However, with her presence, there were some things Gu Changge could inform her about in advance.

Afterward, with a flick of his sleeves, a golden Dao road reaching the heavens unfolded with a resounding roar. It extended from this place, accompanied by glistening petals and a cascade of light.

With his guidance, Dao-building experts would be able to approach the location of the Divine Ruins. The restrictions outside weren’t just about deadly traps; they also included an ancient array of lost traces.

For countless years, no one had been able to discover the trace and location of the Divine Ruin, all for this reason.

Senior has finally agreed to see me.

The Empress Huang Yu looked at the directly connected golden Dao road with undisguised joy and quickly descended. Amidst the awestruck gazes of onlookers, she arrived at the Divine Ruins.

Beneath the Epoch Tree, Gu Changge sat in meditation, resembling the way Empress Huang Yu had seen him in her youth – clad in snowy white, exuding an unmatched elegance, unchanged, except this time, she could see Gu Changge’s true face clearly.

His features were immortal and pure, incredibly young as if all the Heavenly essence in the world had gathered in him.

Phoenix has met Senior.

She wasn’t surprised at this, as Empress Huang Yu also understood that Gu Changge, appearing in the Divine Ruins, was not of this era or the current world.

After the era of the Great Extinction, she left the Divine Ruins, and that was her last encounter with Gu Changge.

In the following days, she immersed herself in cultivation, following the teachings and ancient methods guided by Gu Changge. Eventually, she attained the throne, becoming the first Dao-building expert after the era of the Great Extinction.

In the subsequent days, she sought the existence of the Divine Ruins. Using her memory, she arrived outside the Divine Ruins, seeking an audience with Gu Changge, but for thousands of years, there was no response.

She had always thought that Gu Changge’s lifespan had ended, or perhaps he had already transcended.

After all, no matter how terrible his cultivation was, living for such extended periods in that kind of heavenly environment was impossible.

As a result, the Empress Huang Yu established the Yuhua Immortal Dynasty. She took on her first disciple and began preaching teachings to sentient beings, sharing her insights into cultivation and fulfilling her duty.

Later, she ventured once again beyond the Divine Ruins, still unwilling to give up the hope of encountering the senior.

She believed that someone with such transcendent cultivation must possess a method of prolonging life. However, despite waiting for thousands of years, there has yet to be a response from Divine Ruins.

The Empress Huang Yu speculated whether the senior had not transcended but had left this universe long ago, heading to another place. So, she attempted to trace his footsteps and even left the Kun Ji Universe.

However, amidst the broken universes, she encountered significant difficulties – shattered heavenly environments, fragmented Dao rules, pervasive chaos mists, and immortal scarce life essence.

Despite her cultivation, she couldn’t traverse these depleted universes to reach distant places. The only outcome was either dying on the way or succ.u.mbing to life exhaustion, torn apart by formidable beasts in those depleted universes, becoming their prey.

Empress Huang Yu had to return to solitude, unable to find another way. Before her lifespan depleted, she gazed in the direction of the Divine Ruins one last time.

Ultimately, she chose to quietly transcend in the depths of the Yuhua Immortal Dynasty, leaving behind endless regrets and melancholy.

In the final moments of her transcendence, the peak of all her spiritual strength seemed to bring her into a peculiar state or situation.

She saw an incredibly s.p.a.cious and mysterious river in that realm, shimmering with waves as if converging from the corners of the heavens, flowing through every world and every cosmic realm.

Though she had never seen it before, at that moment, she knew it was the legendary River of Time, accessible only in the realm of immortals.

In the River of Time, she saw the remnants she had left behind and glimpsed the white-robed figure she had spent her entire life searching for.

So, you’re not a person of this era.

In her final moments of transcendence, she left behind this lousy remark. With her residual spirit, countless ages did not erase it, becoming her greatest obsession.

As her thoughts returned, Empress Huang Yu never imagined that in the future, she would revive and reappear in the mortal realm in such a way.

“Long time no see, little Huang Yu.”

Gu Changge smiled faintly. Although, given his age, it seemed awkward to speak to Empress Huang Yu in such a manner, she felt incredibly familiar and natural, as if she had returned to the beginning of the era of Great Extinction.

Back then, she was just a girl wearing phoenix feathers, naive about cultivation, relying on the guidance of her seniors for almost everything.

There were even occasions when he repeated things several times, and she couldn’t remember them. She thought the senior would be angry or scold her, but he remained as patient and gentle as ever.

For Empress Huang Yu, this was not just the grace of guidance; it meant much more.

Even though she didn’t know why Gu Changge returned to that era to plant the mysterious Epoch tree. Now, all she wanted to do was to be by the senior’s side.

Finally, I’ve met the Senior again…

Empress Huang Yu approached, her voice unexpectedly choked with emotion as if she had returned to that young girl from the past.

After realizing it, she thought she wouldn’t be so sentimental, but she was wrong. Her persistence in getting completion was only to honor the guidance of her senior.

Tao Yao watched this scene quietly, sensing a resemblance to the figure of Chan Hongyi in the Empress Huang Yu.

Was Gu Changge trying to compensate for his past debts to Chan Hongyi through Empress Huang Yu?

He casually mentioned resurrecting her to settle past karmic debts, but did he still need to worry about such things at his current stage? Perhaps he just wanted to give himself a reason to do so.

With these thoughts, Tao Yao’s expression became even more complex. She couldn’t understand why the Demon Lord treated Chan Hongyi that way – whether it was capriciousness, hidden intentions, or some other reason. Those memories were too distant, and now they might not be so important.

The present Gu Changge differed from the past Demon Lord; it was still the same, but not entirely.

In fact, I want to tell you something about the Kun Ji Universe.

Gu Changge smiled. He didn’t intend to reminisce with Empress Huang Yu because there wasn’t much to say.

When he went back through the s.p.a.ce-Time Monument and the Fateful Immortal Boat, he didn’t plan to change much – just to leave behind legends about the Epoch Tree and the Divine Ruins, making the story more authentic and attracting larger prey.

In a way, Empress Huang Yu’s appearance resulted from him altering the past, leading to causal consequences in the present.

“Senior, please go ahead.”

The Empress Huang Yu responded, her beautiful face becoming solemn. Although she had just been resurrected, she knew what the Kun Ji Universe was facing.

“Take all the living beings in this universe with you.”

Gu Changge whispered, not because he suddenly became merciful or believed that using the entire universe as bait would have terrifying consequences.

Instead, after refining the Divine Kingdom in his palm, he intended to connect this universe with his inner universe, ensuring the utmost certainty.

If there were living beings in this universe, it would only affect the efficiency and speed of his inner universe and its borders.

Essentially, it meant bringing the actual existence of cultivators and beings into his inner universe. However, his inner universe needed to be fully evolved and couldn’t accommodate countless cultivators and beings like these ancient universes.

This universe is about to witness a ma.s.sive war beyond your imagination. Any cultivators and beings remaining here will only become cannon fodder and ants.

But they are all innocent.

After a moment of consideration, Gu Changge continued, trying to maintain the image of a senior.

Empress Huang Yu was momentarily surprised, then quickly understood Gu Changge’s intention. Her expression turned solemn.

“I understand. I will arrange for the evacuation of cultivators and beings from the Kun Ji Universe promptly.”

As the current empress of the Kunji Universe, her words naturally carried unimaginable authority.

She swiftly left the Divine Ruins, her imposing empress aura sweeping across the entire Big Dipper Star Field, causing shock even among beings in various life-restricted zones.

When Empress Huang Yu entered the Divine Ruins just now, many were speculating about what would happen. The mysterious and powerful master of the Divine Ruins – what would he say to Empress Huang Yu? Numerous doubts lingered in their minds.

“All cultivators and beings, evacuated from the Big Dipper Star Field, leave the Kunji Universe.”

Her voice was calm but carried an undeniable tone, echoing across the sky of the Big Dipper Star Field. Simultaneously, her voice resonated in many surrounding star regions.

Many quasi-emperor existences felt a chill, then decisively began using powerful divine techniques to move their clans and followers far away.

They understood their insignificance in this universe at this moment, having witnessed the spectacle beyond the Big Dipper Star Field. Staying in this universe would only mean waiting for death.

The Empress Huang Yu stood tall in the vast sky, emanating a terrifying pressure that seemed to overwhelm the entire universe.

At this moment, almost all cultivators and beings felt an urgent sense of crisis. Those who previously thought the mysterious being in the Divine Ruins might intervene to preserve this universe now realized that staying would only lead to their demise.

However, judging from the words of the Empress Huang Yu, this seemed impossible.

Immediately, ancient warships soared in various life-star fields and old life planets, carrying cultivators and beings, all trying to find a way to evacuate.

The Empress Huang Yu sighed lightly, watching these scenes. In reality, she felt powerless. She could only sweep her divine consciousness, aiding those remaining cultivators and beings by helping them onto the ancient warships and flying boats. Apart from this, she honestly had no other means.

Currently, she couldn’t sense the existence of the will of heaven in this universe. It was as if the choice had fallen into silence and death. If the universe’s will still existed, it could suppress the powerful beings from other galaxies.

Inside the Divine Ruins, Gu Changge observed the unfolding events outside with deep and calm eyes. He began to focus on his own matters.

The will of the universe had long been erased by him. Moreover, he had incorporated the essence of the Absolute Heavenly Extinction into it. This universe itself existed like a prison, devoid of any will. Seeing the scenes outside, Gu Changge acted to fulfill his plans.

Empress Huang Yu, who was dealing with the evacuation, seemed aware of her limitations. She could only help those she encountered, sending them to ancient warships and flying Boats. She had no other means to a.s.sist everyone.

In the inner universe, Gu Changge’s divine consciousness sank into his chaotic inner universe, surging like the undivided chaos before the creation.

From emptiness to substance…

Gu Changge directly incorporated the source of epochs from the Epoch Tree into his inner universe.

The chaotic energy surged, tumultuous on the borderlands, reminiscent of the undivided chaos in mythical tales.

Rumble!

Along with the earth-shaking sound, the embryonic form of an Epoch tree began to rapidly grow in Gu Changge’s inner universe. The branches and leaves were immensely vast, capable of supporting myriad worlds.

In the sky, one after another, great Dao rules manifested, solidifying and condensing into tangible forms, floating in the vast and unpredictable s.p.a.ce.

This sapling, rapidly growing in Gu Changge’s inner universe, swayed with unparalleled grandeur, covering the sky and blocking out the sun as if it could envelop the entire firmament, emanating a profound world intent.

Each leaf sparkled with the radiance of stars as if countless galaxies were descending, evolving into endless wonders. The next moment, this sapling, transformed from the source of epochs, began to unfold.

Countless Dao runes converged, shining brightly, extending branches and leaves into the invisible universe. In those realms of nothingness, many chaotic energies boiled, giving rise to a sea of chaos.

In the sea of chaos, branches conveyed the intent of the world. New worlds were born on each leaf, each much smaller than even the most miniature realms. Within these microcosmic worlds, new life began to gestate.

With a thought from Gu Changge, time crazily flowed within, pa.s.sing tens of millions of years in the blink of an eye, giving rise to civilizations in succession. Each world took a different path, evolving distinct changes. These transformations were reflected in Gu Changge’s divine sense.

These newly born worlds, though incomparable to the countless lower realms in the upper domains, already have their forms. This is the true intent of the world, belonging to the part of the rules that is lacking in the Epoch Dao Fruit…

Gu Changge realized that this was his universe. The collision of the real and the illusory, the day when the inner universe descended into the present world.

With a thunderous roar, the Kun Ji Universe trembled. Ripples of many fluctuations appeared at the edges of the universe as if a force was penetrating and undergoing a transformation from emptiness to substance.

Countless rules of the great Dao emerged, extraordinarily complete and comparable to those in the upper realms.

At the center of the inner universe, the sapling of the immense tree continued to thrive, extending into the vastness of nothingness.

At this moment, Gu Changge observed everything happening with a calm or perhaps indifferent expression. The Dao was merciless; all things were mere fodder. Maybe, at this point, he was in such a state.

Impartial and just, without leaning in any direction. Gu Changge’s will become the heaven’s will in this universe.