To truly live once.
Chu Sheng's words plunged End Tiger into brief silence. From that single remark, he discerned much and realized that Chu Sheng understood his condition very well.
It was different from the Ancestral Dragon.
The Ancestral Dragon had been born at the source of the Light Sea, possessing a lifespan as vast and nearly eternal as the Light Sea itself. Its flaw was that, as a Dao God, it was still only in its Larval Stage.
By comparison, it had been born at the end of the Light Sea. As a Dao God, it was unquestionably in its Ultimate Form; thus, both its status and divine might far surpassed the Ancestral Dragon's. Its flaw, however, was its short lifespan. The moment it reached its peak, it would also begin its march toward destruction, like a meteor at the edge of the sky, its brilliance lasting only an instant.
Variable.
End Tiger muttered inwardly. Chu Sheng had bestowed humanity upon it, while its essence as the [Light Sea's End] drove it to mature as swiftly as possible.
Thus, it forcibly suppressed the longing in its heart.
Then, it asked the most fundamental question:
"Why?"
End Tiger looked at Chu Sheng, its gaze carrying a wordless sharpness as it said coldly, "With your cultivation, Fellow Daoist, why cooperate with me? And what do you need me to do?"
Chu Sheng was not surprised by this. Instead, with great sincerity, he recounted his current circumstances, the causes and consequences, and Si Sui's existence. Finally, he said in a deep voice, "To you, Fellow Daoist, Si Sui may very well become the true [End Tiger] in the future."
Si Sui had opened up the [Wild Continent] and emptied out the Light Sea.
At this rate, given enough time, the Light Sea