The Hall of Eternal Crystal trembled gently as the Supreme Immortals entered the room. The thousand-foot-tall crystal columns reflected the golden light from their robes, creating a kaleidoscope of light that danced in the air. Zhao Lingyun, his piercing eyes as dark as night, sat in the darkest corner of the hall, as he had always done for the past thousand years.
“The realm boundary violation has reached a critical point,” Supreme Deity Bai Xuanting's voice echoed in the hall. His long white beard moved as he spoke, each strand seeming to hold thousands of years of wisdom. “Since... that incident, more souls have dared to challenge the eternal laws.” Zhao Lingyun tightened his grip on the jade pen in his hand. He knew exactly what 'incident' he was referring to-the story of the forbidden love between Li Tianshen and Xiao Yingmei that was now a whispered legend in both realms. “Your Majesty,” a golden-eyed elder rose from his seat. “I bring a report from the eastern border. Three weeks ago, we discovered traces of alien energy-a mixture of light and shadow.” Whispers filled the hall. Zhao Lingyun raised his eyebrows slightly, his quill moving faster on the scroll. “Lin Fengtian,” someone murmured, loud enough to be heard. The name made the entire hall instantly silent. Bai Xuanting raised his hand, stopping all the whispers. “That child is a mistake that must never be repeated. That's why, today we gather to tighten up the realm laws.” From beneath the sleeves of his wide robe, the Supreme Deity took out a crystal that glowed reddish. “The Crystal of Justice,” he explained. “An ancient artifact that will ensure no one dares to cross the boundaries of the realm again.” Zhao Lingyun felt a strange vibration from the crystal. There was something off, something hidden behind its hypnotizing red luster. His hands moved faster, noting details that escaped the attention of the others. “Starting today,” Bai Xuanting continued, ”any soul who attempts to cross the realm boundary without permission will be instantly judged by the Trial Crystal. No forgiveness, no exceptions.” In the corner of his eye, Zhao Lingyun saw a shadow moving behind the crystal pillar. The figure in the black robe was familiar-Wei Xuan, the elder who used to teach Zhao Ming. Their eyes met for a moment, and Zhao Lingyun saw the same worry in the elder's golden eyes. “Your Majesty,” Zhao Lingyun finally spoke up, his voice deep and calm. “May I ask about the power limitations of the Trial Crystal?” All eyes were on him. As a god of war who rarely spoke in court, his voice carried weight. “This crystal is the manifestation of eternal law itself,” Bai Xuanting replied. “Its power is absolute and indisputable.” “Including...” Zhao Lingyun paused, his eyes looking straight at the Supreme Deity, “...against those with the blood of both realms?” The hall fell silent again. Everyone knew who he meant-Lin Fengtian, the fifteen-year-old child of forbidden love, hidden somewhere. “Especially against such an anomaly,” Bai Xuanting replied firmly. “The existence of such a being is an affront to the eternal laws.” Zhao Lingyun nodded slowly, returning to his notes. But her sharp eyes caught something-a subtle tremor in Bai Xuanting's hand as it held the Trial Crystal. There was fear there, hidden behind a mask of authority. The trial continued with the reading of new laws. Every word seemed to make the dividing wall between realms higher and thicker. Zhao Lingyun took notes on everything, including the little details that went unnoticed: how some of the elders looked agitated during the reading of the law on “realm blood purification”, how Wei Xuan's eyes flashed when he heard about the “total elimination of foreign energy”. When the hearing finally ended, Zhao Lingyun remained where he was, waiting until the hall was almost empty. Wei Xuan approached him with silent steps. “Did you see it?” the elder asked in a whisper. Zhao Lingyun nodded. “That crystal... something's not right.” “It's not just that crystal,” Wei Xuan glanced toward the door where Bai Xuanting had just exited. “There's something bigger going on. They're scared, Zhao Lingyun. And fear makes them dangerous.” “The ancient prophecy about Lin Fengtian?” Wei Xuan took out a worn scroll from the sleeve of his robe. “It's not just about his birth. There's a part that has never been read in public: 'When the mixed blood reaches maturity, a choice will be made. The realm will shake, and true balance will be revealed in unexpected forms.'” Zhao Lingyun picked up the scroll carefully. “Five more years,” he muttered. “Lin Fengtian will reach adulthood in five years.” “And that's what they're afraid of.” Wei Xuan stared at the crystal window, at the red clouds that had never really disappeared since Lin Fengtian's birth. “They try to stop fate with artificial laws. But you and I know, Zhao Lingyun, that there are laws higher than what's laid down in this hall.” “The law of the heart,” Zhao Lingyun whispered, remembering the story of Li Tianshen and Xiao Yingmei. Wei Xuan nodded. “Your task now is more important than ever. As a god of war, you have access to places I can't reach. Find the truth behind the Judgment Crystal. There is something... something very ancient and dangerous in its energy.” That night, after all the gods had returned to their respective residences, Zhao Lingyun stood on the highest tower of the Heavenly Realm. From here, he could see the border of the realm-the thin line where light and shadow met in perfect harmony. He unrolled his notes, rereading the details he had gathered during the trial. There was a pattern beginning to form-too much fear for one child, too harsh a law for something that could have been handled more wisely, and a mysterious crystal that appeared suddenly. “Li Tianshen,” he whispered to the night wind, ”is this what you see? A rift in our glorified system?” Suddenly, an unfamiliar energy touched his consciousness. Zhao Lingyun turned quickly, his light saber appearing within reach. But what he saw made him freeze. In the air, right in front of him, floated a strand of black hair that glowed with an odd energy-half luminous, half dark. Zhao Lingyun extended his hand, and the strand of hair fell gently into his palm. “Lin Fengtian,” he murmured. This was the first proof of the boy's existence after fifteen years. And his appearance right after the announcement of the Justice Crystal was no coincidence. In the distance, red clouds moved in a strange formation, as if forming a message. Zhao Lingyun squinted, trying to read the pattern that was forming. And when he finally understood the message, his heart seemed to stop beating. “Danger comes not from darkness, but from blinding light.” This was the beginning of a mystery that would reveal the deepest secrets of the Heavenly Realm. And Zhao Lingyun, the god of war who had been watching in silence, would be the key to uncovering the truth that had been hidden for thousands of years. Somewhere between realms, a fifteen-year-old youth opened his eyes. His eyes were unique-one golden like the sun, one red like blood. Lin Fengtian rose from his meditation, sensing a change in the universe's energy flow. “It's started,” he whispered, his voice carrying a strange combination of the softness of light and the firmness of shadows. “They've finally made the first step.” Beside her, an ancient sword pulsed softly-a sword made of an alloy of light and shadow, the last legacy of her parents. And on his chest, a birthmark in the shape of an ancient symbol glowed dimly-the same symbol engraved at the base of the Trial Crystal. Destiny had begun to move.
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THE AUDIENCE
The cracks in reality widened like eyes suddenly opening, revealing a truth that made Lin Fengtian stagger backward. Behind all the cycles, behind all the suffering and struggles he had endured, there was a room.The room was sterile, white, filled with holographic screens displaying thousands of different realities. And before those screens sat a figure in a black robe, its face hidden behind a transparent crystal mask.“An interesting show,” the voice echoed through the cracks, cold and calculating. “The 1001st cycle is almost successful. Almost.”Lin felt his entire existence tremble with anger he had never felt before. “What... what are you talking about?”The figure rose from its seat, a movement that was elegant yet terrifying in its indifference. “My name is The Observer—The Spectator. And all of you—every Lin Fengtian, every cycle, every suffering—are my experiment.”The Unnamed, still in the embrace of Lin 779, suddenly trembled with such intensity that the fabric of reality
RESONANCE OF DESTRUCTION
The battle between the two Lin Fengtian took place in a dimension beyond physical comprehension—every clash of swords created cracks in the fabric of reality itself, every movement leaving a temporal trace that echoed through thousands of possible futures.Lin the 1001st moved like a living shadow, the sword of emptiness in his hand absorbing not only light but also the very concept of existence from everything it touched. Each attack carried an existential threat—not just death, but the complete erasure of all possibilities that had ever existed.“You still don't understand,” Lin the 1001st whispered as he unleashed a series of blows that were almost invisible. “I am not the failed Lin Fengtian. I am the Lin Fengtian who broke free from the cycle—and in the process, discovered that true freedom only comes through total destruction.”Lin parried each attack with the Twilight Rain Sword, the five silver lines on its blade now glowing with blinding intensity. But there was something uns
RESONANCE OF ETERNITY
The emptiness of Point Zero was not like ordinary emptiness—it was a consciousness-filled void, a silence that whispered with unspoken voices. Lin Fengtian felt his ten consciousnesses vibrate in unstable harmony, each step he took creating ripples in the fabric of reality itself.“Something is watching you,” whispered the 999th Echo from within his mind—the newest voice, still bearing the bitterness of profound failure.Lin nodded faintly, his eyes now glowing like constellations, sweeping the darkness around him. The prism floated unsteadily, its light dimming as if absorbed by the absolute emptiness that surrounded them.“There,” Lin whispered, pointing in a direction that logically should not exist in this directionless place.An odd structure emerged from the void—not in the sense of being formed, but as if it had always been there and had only just chosen to reveal itself. The structure resembled an inverted crystal labyrinth, with transparent walls reflecting nothing and everyt
FRAGMENTATION OF TRUTH
The Zero Point void was not like an ordinary void-it was a nothingness that had consciousness, a silence that whispered with voices that were never spoken. Lin Fengtian felt his ten consciousnesses vibrating in unstable harmony, every step he took creating dimensional ripples that disturbed the fabric of reality itself.“Something is watching you,” whispered the voice of the 999th Echo from within his mind-the voice that was the most recent and still held the deep bitterness of failure.Lin nodded faintly, eyes that now glowed like constellations that swept the darkness around her. The prism hovered unsteadily, its light dimming as if absorbed by the absolute void that surrounded them.“Over there,” Lin whispered, pointing in a direction that logically shouldn't exist in this directionless place.A strange structure appeared from the void-not appearing in the sense of taking shape, but rather like something that had always existed but had just chosen to become visible. It resembled an
ZERO POINT
The Primordial Nexus was not a place in the general sense, but rather a state of existence that was on the threshold between existence and nonexistence. Lin Fengtian felt it in every particle of his body-every atom seemed to vibrate with a duality that shouldn't be possible. At his side, the Prism hovered restlessly, its light glowing in an irregular frequency.“Something... isn't quite right here,” Prisma whispered.Lin nodded faintly, her black eyes gazing deep into this paradoxical nothingness. The surface she stood on seemed like a black glass that reflected nothing, yet everything simultaneously. In the distance-if the concept of 'far' even applied to this place-there was the silhouette of a structure that resembled an upside-down tower, hanging from the void like a giant stalactite.“That's the Prima Paradox Tower,” Lin said, his voice now containing the knowledge of two different consciousnesses. “The place where the Unmentionable One first dreamt about existence.”“And also th
SWORD OF TWILIGHT RAIN
The sky of the Thirteenth Dimension had returned to its normal color-purple with a golden tinge-but the atmosphere felt much heavier. Lin Fengtian stood upright to face the Echoes of the Void, the fragment of the Dusk Rain sword glowing in his grip, emitting a silvery light that illuminated the faces of the hooded entities before him.“Five that remain five and yet also become one,” Lin repeated, his voice calm yet containing undeniable power. “Not submission, but harmony.”The first figure among the Echoes of the Void-a version of Lin with a transverse scar and a completely black left eye-stepped forward. The air around him vibrated with unstable dimensional energy.“Harmony,” he hissed, his voice like wind rustling through ancient ruins. “Do you think we never considered that path? Every cycle, every iteration of Lin Fengtian before you has tried and failed.”Lin felt his four aspects move closer to him, forming a protective semicircular formation. Prisms hovered above them, their l
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