Primordial Chaos: The Three Pure Ancestor Shamans Unite, Heavenly Dao Is Helpless
Chapter 749

Mountain Sea Crisis

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Within the Heavenly Dao Origin Space, the power of laws was like the sea after the tide had receded, temporarily returning to calm.

Deep within the origin, the Heavenly Dao's will gazed through the void, its eyes falling upon the newly born Mountain and Sea Realm within the chaos.

It remained silent for a long while, its fingers slowly tracing through the void like a chess player reassessing every piece on the board.

"Fierce Beast Calamity, Dragon-Phoenix Calamity, Conflict between Dao and Demon, Witch-Demon Calamity, Investiture of the Gods Calamity, Journey to the West Calamity..."

The Heavenly Dao's will spoke within the Origin Space, every name steeped in deep remembrance and hatred.

"These calamities should have unfolded within the Primordial Wilderness, accumulating supreme power of causality for This Heavenly Dao.

Yet because of the Sanqing and the Twelve Ancestral Witches, they were either stillborn or intercepted by them and shifted onto other calamities unrelated to This Heavenly Dao's designs...

In the end, they were utterly ruined by them."

Its gaze fell upon the vibrant mountains, rivers, and seas of the Mountain and Sea Realm.

"The Earth Immortal Realm has already returned to the Primordial Wilderness. This Heavenly Dao cannot touch it.

But the Mountain and Sea Realm is different. Hongjun personally opened the Mountain and Sea Realm, and its Dao foundation was poured from the laws of Heaven. The Sanqing have yet to lay their hands upon it.

Within the Mountain and Sea Realm, This Heavenly Dao will evolve every one of those unfinished calamities anew!"

A cluster of dark flame ignited in the eyes of the Heavenly Dao's will.

The power of laws within the Origin Space surged once more, transforming into invisible threads of causality that stretched toward the Mountain and Sea Realm.

Like seeds, those threads sank

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