Yudai stood there in a daze. "The key... shouldn't it need..."
I glanced at the condition of the three round holes and basically already knew what kind of keys they needed. So I took out several heavenly treasures and immediately fashioned three eyeballs.
I then began recreating the eyeballs according to the immortal markings required here.
Decompiling was no difficult task for me. I could create even more complicated immortal markings, so these things were a piece of cake.
Yudai's face went white as she stared at the three eyeballs I had casually shaped. "This... is enough?"
"Otherwise, what? Were you planning to search for them one by one?" I smiled and casually inserted the eyeballs.
Yudai froze for a moment before saying, "This is the core of the Immortal Kingdom! Are you joking?"
Click!
Yet the instant Yudai finished speaking, the gate seemed to acknowledge the three eyes. The irony was almost too much.
This was nothing to me. Divine markings and dao markings were, relatively speaking, both reflections of laws. As long as they were tailored to the laws, nothing was impossible to fit.
There was no such thing as an anti-law existence, because opposing the laws themselves meant being an anomaly.
I had merely evolved the three eyeballs according to what was needed.
The reason I could harmonize with the laws was that I understood their extensions and iterations. Even their evolution was a minor issue.
Others definitely lacked this ability. Adaptation required time, but I didn't need it.
After the three eyeballs slipped into the keyholes, they were barely verified at all. With several crisp clicks, they had already opened the sealed gate.
This might have been the first time it had opened in ten thousand years. Unfortunately, a field of potential had no emotions.
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