All information based on this piece of information began to surface automatically.
Everything Qin Yang wanted to know that was related to it, so long as it existed here, surfaced on its own.
Only now did he finally understand why, after sensing the authority back then, he had not sensed Blood Lama, who already held part of that authority.
The two were inextricably linked, yet fundamentally different.
After Corpse Chief devoured that deity who was at the end of its tether, he knew he had no way to completely kill a deity. Thus, he scattered all his flesh, blood, and essence, transforming himself into the Kui Mountain Range, his spine standing unbowed as it became Kui Mountain's main peak.
The deity could no longer recover and, after endless years, was sealed to death alive.
Yet after the deity fell, everything it possessed turned into the Sea of Thoughts, evolving into part of the ancient era.
And precisely because the deity had been devoured by Corpse Chief, the two still retained an inseparable connection.
In an instant, Qin Yang thought of the Eternal Race.
Once the embellishments were stripped from the legends of the Eternal Race, their core was unexpectedly all truth.
Corpse Chief had used the deity's legacy to nurture the Sea of Thoughts, after which the Sea of Thoughts, like the Eternal Race, underwent endless cycles of birth and destruction.
Qin Yang held authority in his hand, but what he grasped was merely the deity's authority. To a great extent, this authority was more like Corpse Chief's authority.
What Emperor Ying controlled was the pure authority of the deity.
The foundation formed by all information and knowledge condensed into authority.
At that moment, changes began to occur in the world itself.
When Emperor Ying arrived at the Far West,