"Exactly. I created everything I could imagine—still objects, animals, and all sorts of things besides. That was why, through countless years, I had continued to exist here." The girl watched me quietly.
"That isn't necessarily a bad thing. I won't kill you and take what I want. Since you can communicate, that means we can discuss this properly." I smiled.
"Oh? Then what do you want to do?" The girl was curious about my thoughts.
"I want to examine your divine meridians and see where your Creation divine meridians come from." Rather than obtain the Divine Eye, it would be better to learn the knowledge contained within it.
Only what one learned truly belonged to oneself. Relying on external objects ultimately meant it was never truly one's own.
"There's no reason not to, but I don't think you'll get your wish." The girl seemed to have experienced this before. She did not believe anyone else could become a second Creator.
I, however, did not think much of it. I was a Creator too. The two Dao-Proving Heavens should both possess some kind of law of creation.
She walked over, reached out, and clasped my hand. I immediately sent my divine meridians into her body.
The Little God Origin showed not the slightest shyness. As someone who revered the natural order of things, she simply had no unnecessary emotions, so she let me examine the state of her divine meridians as I pleased.
But in the end, after tracing all the divine meridians through her body, I discovered that they merely maintained her basic bodily functions. The source of all her creative power lay entirely within the Divine Eye.
I couldn't help but freeze. It seemed the Universal Supreme Being had kept one card up his sleeve. Most likely, other means