After learning what might happen once Original Sin completed its self-devouring, Gu Ding grew anxious.
He began frantically driving the Heavenly Dao to bombard Original Sin, hindering his self-devouring, while also urging his consciousness clones to multiply madly and accelerate their refinement of the Chaos Worlds within Original Sin.
In the void, the Heavenly Dao extended countless giant hands and bombarded Original Sin. Every strike was nearly full force, seeking to kill Original Sin on the spot.
Original Sin neither dodged nor evaded, stubbornly enduring the attacks. Even under such a barrage, his self-devouring showed no sign of slowing.
Gu Ding's consciousness clones also grew more numerous. He had initially used the same number he had used to refine the Heavenly Dao, but even after multiplying them countless times over, he still could not completely refine Original Sin. This showed just how much stronger Original Sin's obsessive will was than the Heavenly Dao's had been.
Watching Original Sin rapidly devour his own body bite by bite, Gu Ding became increasingly anxious. Yet he had exhausted every possible countermeasure and was still one step behind, having overlooked his opponent's most dangerous move.
Although Gu Ding controlled the Heavenly Dao, he had not fully absorbed all of its memories. The idea of self-devouring had only surfaced from those memories after he saw Original Sin do it. Naturally, he had made no preparations in advance to guard against something like this.
"Faster! Faster!" Gu Ding frantically pushed both methods, trying to destroy Original Sin before he could complete his self-devouring.
Second by second, time passed. In the end, Gu Ding could only watch helplessly as Original Sin completely devoured himself.
Gu Ding knew Original Sin had not been destroyed but had completed his self-devouring because he could no longer sense the Chaos Worlds