Through his observation of the Myriad Heavens, Li Qi seemed to have grasped a clue regarding the "heavens" among the beings beyond the world.
First, he needed to determine the relationship between the Buddhist titles such as Lakshmi, Black Heaven, and Dakini Heaven, and names like "Azure Heaven" and "Vast Heaven." What exactly was the difference between them?
Compared with digging through graves himself, it was better to directly ask a more formidable great power about such secrets.
Thus, without lingering, Li Qi put away the Desire Realm and the Myriad Heavens, then headed straight for the Shaman God.
He intended to visit "Azure Heaven."
As a second-rank, Li Qi clearly possessed the qualifications to directly visit a Shaman God. Whether the Shaman God chose to receive him was another matter, but generally speaking, the Shaman Gods would not refuse.
Just as if a third-rank came looking for Li Qi, Li Qi generally would not refuse either.
Azure Heaven was one of the Shaman Path's four Shaman Gods, corresponding to "Great Earth."
In a certain sense, these two Shaman Gods confirmed one another. They were also among the ultimate answers in many simple beliefs of nature.
According to Daoist teachings, at the realm of Great Luo, there was no longer any true sovereign. There was only the qi of Great Brahma, embracing all heavens. At its summit were Vast Heaven and Azure Heaven.
When Primal Qi was vast and immense, it was called Vast Heaven.
When one gazed afar and saw boundless blue, it was called Azure Heaven.
Azure Heaven was the "heaven" farthest from all living beings, because he was unwilling to interfere in many matters. Azure Heaven's qi was pure and tranquil, and his own temperament favored peace.
As the saying went, "Vast, vast Azure Heaven." There was