Ragnarok.
Cangyuan knew about this.
Ragnarok was the doomsday prophecy of Norse Mythology: after the long Fimbulwinter had passed, the god of trickery, Loki, would bring his three children—the giant wolf Fenrir, the Midgard serpent Jormungandr, and the goddess of death Hela—joining forces with the giants of Muspelheim to invade Asgard and declare war on the gods of Asgard.
There was also the Black Dragon Nidhogg gnawing at Yggdrasil.
That battle was brutal.
In the end, after Surtr swung the Sword of Flame and summoned the Eternal Fire to destroy Asgard.
Fire and flood swept across all nine Norse realms.
At last, the old era shattered, and a new world was born from the ruins.
Only a scant handful of deities survived.
It proclaimed the curtain fall of the gods.
But from Thor's telling, the final outcome differed greatly from the outcome within Cangyuan's sphere of influence.
All the gods who had died in Ragnarok were resurrected; even the first-generation God King Buri and the second-generation God King Bor came back to life.
Then came the great collision of the Divine Realms.
"Existing together within Chaos, the Will of the Great Dao is absolutely supreme."
Cangyuan pondered and guessed, "It could be said that all of Chaos is the incarnation of the Will of the Great Dao. There is no way the Will of the Great Dao would not know of worlds born in other regions within its body."
"I'm afraid this so-called great collision of the Divine Realms was orchestrated by the Will of the Great Dao."
This possibility was not absolute.
But it was almost certain.
Cangyuan set this question aside for the moment and continued gathering information.
At the side, Zhao Gongming listened with great interest while taking notes.
"To think that beyond the Prehistoric World, there