I thought to myself that this ceaseless cycle of reincarnation, ending in a desolate death, was quite a rare fate.
Of course, I couldn't say I had never seen it before.
After enduring the baptism of countless years, even if I hadn't seen it myself, I had heard of a few cases—let alone someone like me, with countless memories settled within.
"I'll draw out your Dao Foundation and take a look. If you've gone through several cycles of reincarnation, there must be traces left behind. I can even call up records of your existence in your first life, even if they've been reduced to fragments." Smiling, I pulled her before me and gestured for her to sit cross-legged.
Lu Ruozhi hurriedly sat properly, her face full of reverence.
I circled a ring in the air with my finger, and Lu Ruozhi's Great Dao Foundation was immediately materialized and drawn out before me.
Her Great Dao was as brilliant as a starry sky, composed of countless, densely arrayed stars.
The Dao Foundation seemed to be made of countless stars and endless galaxies. The stronger it was, the larger it became.
The stars were its cells, supporting the existence of the entire Dao Foundation. Thus, once everything was materialized, the result would be unimaginably immense.
Yet the Dao Foundation was also a network of veins. When it wasn't materialized, it was a gigantic nebula of interconnected veins. This was the source of the Consciousness-Proven Dao Body.
That was why destroying someone's Dao Foundation required such terrifying power. Even an existence like me could do it, but I wouldn't act so lightly.
Destroying a Dao Foundation merely disrupted the pattern of its root development, cutting off the possibility of reincarnation and rebirth. It wasn't truly the destruction of countless stars and universes.
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