Chu Mu gazed toward the center of the grand formation. At this moment, that hazy halo, as though chaos itself, was gradually evolving into something as sharply divided as yin and yang, sun and moon.
The faint threads he had sensed all pointed, without exception, toward that chaotic halo, which ought to have been the central core of the grand formation.
Yet the stars all over the sky shifted and changed positions, ever-changing and impossible to predict.
Though it appeared to the naked eye to be at the center of the grand formation, in truth, it might have been located anywhere within it, or even in a higher dimension beyond the formation itself.
With only the slightest perception, Chu Mu did not dare probe too deliberately.
But as the two Tribulation Transcendence forces within Gouchen's Great Stars All Over the Sky fused ever more deeply, the traces and threads that had once been faint and indistinct grew increasingly clear to Chu Mu, even without deliberate perception.
That clarity was like parting layer upon layer of mist. It was even more like rising from looking up at the mysteries of a higher realm to reaching a relatively equal level, where he could meet the gaze of that Behind-the-Scenes Existence.
"Great Yin, Great Yang..."
In the unseen, that mysterious revelation from Heaven and Earth emerged in Chu Mu's heart.
The instant those two terms appeared, Chu Mu looked again at the chaotic halo resembling yin and yang, sun and moon. At that moment, he seemed to see two boundlessly majestic figures standing within it.
One wore white robes. Upon robes as white as snow, phantasmal images of wandering dragons and fiery phoenixes flickered, lifelike as though real.
The other wore golden robes, likewise surrounded by dragons and phoenixes, with a Kirin seated