Ancestor Qiankun unleashed the Five Elements Great Escape. Though he used only a small amount of mana, he still traveled countless billions of miles in an instant.
The Qiankun Cauldron within his Mud Pill Palace trembled without end.
As the reincarnation of a Chaos Demon God, Ancestor Qiankun had also lived through the Primordial Chaos Era.
It could be said that he had seen the world.
Ancestor Qiankun also knew the origins of the Qiankun Cauldron.
During the Primordial Chaos Era, a Demon God possessed the Innate Supreme Treasure, the Chaos Cauldron. When Pangu's Creation began, that Demon God had tried to stop him and was slain beneath the Pangu Axe. Even the Chaos Cauldron was split in two, transforming into two Supreme Innate Spiritual Treasures.
One was his Qiankun Cauldron, while the other was the Good Fortune Cauldron.
Since they came from the same source, the Qiankun Cauldron could devour the Good Fortune Cauldron's origin. Likewise, the Good Fortune Cauldron could devour the Qiankun Cauldron's origin.
If it could devour the Good Fortune Cauldron's origin, the Qiankun Cauldron would very likely advance into an Innate Supreme Treasure.
Even if it could not become an Innate Supreme Treasure, its power would still increase tremendously.
Moreover, the Qiankun Cauldron was his Natal Magic Treasure; they shared both glory and ruin.
Once the Qiankun Cauldron grew stronger, the benefits to him would be immense as well.
Having calculated that the Good Fortune Cauldron was about to emerge, he was naturally thrilled.
Good fortune, good fortune—it was meant to be Qiankun's good fortune.
A few days later, Qiankun withdrew his Evasion Light.
He had arrived at a rather desolate little mountain.
Spiritual energy here was scarce, and there was little life to be found. Could a Supreme Innate Spiritual Treasure truly emerge in