Rebirth of Martial God

Deep in the Land of Void,

days were flying past and

Austin still sat cross-legged on the altar.

After about a month,

his eyes opened and a mysterious aura settled down around him.

The time and space around Austin's body were constantly distorting as if it were water.

At this point,

Austin felt as if he were free from time and space.

It was like he was floating in nothing. It was indescribable to him.

"Thank you so much, sir!"

Austin got up and bowed to the Taoist priest sincerely.

Over the past month, he had made bounds and leaps in his cultivation,

especially in the law of reincarnation.

He was quite satisfied with that.

Meanwhile, he had also progressed in the law of time and the law of space.

"You're welcome.

Young man, you are more talented than I expected you to be.

I have lived several lifetimes, and you are the most talented human I've ever seen,"

the Taoist priest praised.

In the past month, he had imparted the laws he knew to Austin. During that process, he had uncovered Austin's true potential.

No matter how complicated the laws were, Austin could soon comprehend them under his guidance.

"Sir, how many lifetimes have you lived?

Is it true that creatures can be reborn after they die?"

Austin asked quickly, looking at the Taoist priest with big eyes.

Now that he had a deeper understanding of the law of reincarnation, he was interested and wanted to know as much as possible.

Legend had it that all living creatures couldn't avoid reincarnation.

After a creature died, their spiritual soul would enter the path of reincarnation in order to be reborn and start a new life.

No one knew whether the legend was true or not,

not even the governing gods.

If reincarnation did exist, Austin wondered if there were creatures who could remember their previous lives.

If they couldn't remember anything, who passed down the legends of reincarnation?

"How long have I lived?

Does reincarnation really exist?" the Taoist priest repeated as he looked into the distance.

His eyes were fixated on nothing but it

ing gods let out battle cries and fought using their full strength.

Their blood splashed all over the sky, destroying hundreds of millions of miles of land and hundreds of millions of miles of void.

Battles were everywhere and the deaths were innumerable.

This went on until the entire world was broken

and the original chaotic laws were shattered.

Everything was destroyed.

The Absolute Space Sea was next.

Then, the glorious era came to an end.

The end of cultivation era began.

All the divine gods died and the worlds fell.

The energy was exhausted and the laws were broken.

All the creatures were in despair.

It was a sad and hard time.

Austin walked around, comprehended things, cultivated, and tried to bring hope to this desperate world.

"No.

I need to change everything.

I will find a way to free this desperate world.

Reincarnation is necessary!"

Even though he didn't know how to fix it, Austin was unwilling to give up.

There was no energy, laws didn't exist, and creatures had begun to die.

Even the weakest that had never cultivated were dying off.

In the end, Austin was the only survivor.

Sitting cross-legged in the world of dead silence and confusion, he was lost in his thoughts.

"Young man, hold on. You are about to invent your own skill."

On the altar, the Taoist priest and the monk were watching Austin the whole time.