The Path of My Own
Chapter 713

Cold and Heat at Odds, Ignored

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From prosperity to decline.

This was the most common law of nature.

Virtually all things and phenomena could not escape this process.

Flames gradually cooled.

Ice gradually melted.

Trees gradually withered.

Living creatures gradually perished.

Looking across all tangible and intangible things in the world, aside from supreme existences as divine, sacred, lofty, and great as the sun and moon, Fu Mengxue could scarcely find anything that did not pass from prosperity into decline.

Moreover.

As an exceptionally learned powerhouse.

She knew very well that, in essence, the decline of most things could also be seen as an outward manifestation of their inability to retain their internal energy.

The reason flames cooled and dissipated was that the heat within them irreversibly leaked outward on its own.

After all, flames existed by releasing heat outward and scorching other things with it.

This directly meant that, without other things for them to transform and burn, the heat contained within flames would soon gradually fall to zero, causing them to go out.

The same held true.

So-called ice, plants, living creatures...

Though they took different forms.

The destruction of those things was likewise often rooted in the continual loss of internal energy.

Like water slipping through one's fingers, it was a slow yet unceasing process...

At present.

Although Pei Yi's cold energy was still nowhere near the realm of eternal existence, where it neither increased nor diminished.

Her cold energy had already displayed a trait capable of greatly compensating for its own weakness.

It was a kind of devouring, conversion, and corrosive nature that even shocked Fu Mengxue...

Normally speaking, devouring, conversion, and corrosion were not particularly rare.

For example, the process by which people transformed the spiritual energy of heaven and earth into their own true qi and true essence was a

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