"I am Di Jiu."
Liu Di's voice was low, his words carrying a realization that no one else understood.
"A Di San powerhouse."
Kun Sang raised his head reverently, gazing up at the Pillars of All Beings. "Three times three equals nine. In other words, your true strength is three times greater than I imagined. To be honest, I still think I can beat you. No suspense there. Mm."
Liu Di gave Kun Sang a polite nod and continued staring ahead.
Little Liu's eyes gleamed as his gaze kept shifting between Liu Di and the Pillars of All Beings.
Violent Bear.
He lived in the Experimental Graveyard of Sea City, China. Twenty-six years old, single, fond of white shirts, with a massive appetite. Usually taciturn, he liked to put on a profound air.
He was a technological genius and possessed special abilities himself, especially that terrifying brute strength of his.
If he had been on Earth, he would absolutely have been the king of one-on-one combat, perhaps even Earth's strongest.
He had rescued him from the underground base.
Back then, he had been an invincible hero.
And he always had been.
But.
How could this miniature nebula floating in the void beyond the Solar System have anything to do with him?
They were completely unrelated things.
The Pillars of All Beings were too distant, too immense, too mysterious, too powerful.
Yet now, they had to be connected to Violent Bear.
The feeling was like something utterly detached from his peaceful life, something completely unrealistic, crashing down right beside him.
It was both illusory and incomparably real.
Little Liu's eyes flickered.
It overturned everything he knew, like a calm sea set ablaze and boiled by a single spark.
Of course.
Though Little Liu was usually sharp-tongued, he had never doubted a