Apotheosis

Every time a round of chaos ended, some creatures would flee to the Other Shore. These creatures brought with them their knowledge and recollection of what had happened, so people were familiar with the end.

As long as one reached the Other Shore Realm, it would be easy to find records and descriptions of the end of a round of chaos.

It was not a secret. It was simply a disaster that no civilization could survive.

Most records described it as a huge needle that pierced through the very fabric of the primitive land, smashing everything into pieces, and causing an unimaginable wave of destruction.

However, this direct description was not entirely accurate.

The needle only appeared in the final stage of the end. In fact, the end was a series of processes divided into separate stages.

When the last Shade Stone descended, the entire chaos would rumble and shake madly. It was said that the noise was deafening.

This loud sound came from the collision between the chaos and the main world. It was like the most powerful thunderbolt, and this also signaled the first wave of disaster in the end. The thunderous sound turned into destructive sound waves, which would spread throughout the entire chaos within three days.

The weakest of the creatures that lived in the chaos would be pulverized into puddles of blood and gored by the force of the sound waves. The buildings built around the bottom region of the chaos would be the first to collapse, crumbling so thoroughly that they would be reduced to a powdery white mist that blew across the land.

As for the creatures in the primitive lands, they were much luckier, because they had a natural barrier.

There was a deep rumbling sound.

Destructive sound waves quickly spread throughout the chaos.

However, even before this, the Snake Spirit King had already begun to downgrade the chaos. All the corners of the chaos had been devoured by the heads. Those who had been eaten were gone and could no longer be reduced to blood puddles by the sound waves.

Twenty eight hours later, the sound waves spread towards the Source World.

The sentry Evil God saw a slight distortion in the space in the distance. He tilted his head and smoothed his hair, unconcerned. The next moment, his ears exploded, and two spurts of blood gushed from his ears.

In fact, with his cultivation base, it would have been easy for him to protect himself from the sound waves, but he deliberately chose to experience the impact.

Since he had been deafened by the shock, the sentry Evil God h

ce all their hopes on Zen.

"Your son could create a world that is so many times larger than the divine land. Can't he deal with the end?" said one of the Holy Beings.

"Is there anything in the chaos that Zen can't do?" another said.

"We believe he will make it!"

Zen was their only hope, and the Holy Beings put their faith in his abilities.

Of course, Mike knew what they were thinking. He smiled bitterly but did not contradict them. Although he and the Holy Beings were powerful in the divine land, they didn't even have the right to speak when the end came.

Meanwhile, in the fairy palace, Geoffrey stood in the empty courtyard and looked up at the sky.

He was highly sensitive, and his perception of energy fluctuations was far stronger than that of ordinary people. It was even stronger than Zen's.

"Geoffrey," Letitia called at the gate. She gazed at him as he stood with his back towards her.

After a moment, Geoffrey turned around, smiling. "Mother, it begins."

Letitia nodded. She knew what Geoffrey meant.

"I want to fight. I want to protect this world and you," Geoffrey said. His tone was grim, almost fanatic in his determination.

For the first time, Letitia didn't object. Instead, she nodded, her eyes shining.

In the Ruin Graveyard, Rocher sat on a broken giant tombstone. In his hand was the Lone Sword.

He had mastered the methods that Kincaid taught him. He was now capable of unleashing the full power of the Lone Sword.

He had never regarded the survival from the end as his goal. Indeed, before this, he hadn't even known much about it.

However, he did not plan to wait passively for the end. He was ready to act at a moment's notice.