At this moment, the "Heavenly Sin True Master" before Chu Fei was an utterly twisted existence.
It looked like a "World Tree," but upon closer inspection, its "branches" seemed stable on the surface while inside they were filled with distorted, churning, turbid, chaotic auras.
Within those faintly translucent currents lay unimaginable chaos, utterly devoid of pattern. With Chu Fei's experience, he could tell that they contained vast amounts of mutually incompatible auras.
It was like seeing a mountain spring and assuming it was premium drinking water—only to look closer and find mud, tiny insects, foam, shredded grass, and more inside.
In short, seeing this confirmed Chu Fei's speculation. The Heavenly Sin True Master was so amiable toward him because she truly needed something from him. In her current "cultivation state," she relied entirely on some immense force to suppress herself; otherwise, this "body" would fall apart in minutes.
Expanding his view slightly, he could "see" branch after branch, vine after vine, stretching into endless void and connecting to continents and Heavenly Domains, continuously drawing more chaotic aura from those places.
Even more vines extended infinitely far away, beyond Chu Fei's sensory range. Some vanished directly into the void, leaving no trace.
Up close, this "World Tree" resembled the structure of cancer cells inside a human body, chaotic and disorderly as a whole.
Yet such a mad existence still retained reason. That somewhat contradicted the current theories of Big Data Technology. After all, only order could give rise to intelligence and wisdom.
As for the Goddess of Nature beside Chu Fei, she had already sealed off her senses and no longer dared to perceive her surroundings. In the end, she even took a step back and retreated behind Chu Fei.
This world was filled with immense quantities of negative aura. It