The problem of the Divine Realm had been solved so easily that Ivette suddenly felt an immense sense of emptiness, like winning an unexpected fortune in the lottery. Without the process of hard work and struggle, there was little real sense of accomplishment.
Even so, the corners of her lips unconsciously curled upward. Then, with her back to Frost Hua, she said in an unconcerned tone, "All right, it's over."
Frost Hua stared blankly at her.
Just now, she had felt as though her Divine Realm had been damaged slightly, but because the damage was so minor, she could not tell whether it had merely been her imagination.
She asked, "Ancestor, do you mean—"
"I already have a Divine Realm," Ivette said.
The next second, an elegant white sphere of light rapidly expanded outward from her. Frost Hua's pupils contracted slightly, but she did not resist. She obediently allowed herself to be drawn into the sphere, only to find herself in a pure white world.
It was a Divine Realm.
A very, very small Divine Realm, perhaps not even ten meters in radius.
Frost Hua had never seen such a small Divine Realm. When her Divine Realm had first been born, it had started with a radius of a hundred meters, only gradually expanding to more than ten kilometers. This one was practically just a room. But recalling what her ancestor had just said, she formed a few guesses and hesitantly asked, "Ancestor... did you just break through?"
Ivette suppressed her smugness and calmly shook her head.
She had used Mimicry to create this independent little space. Calling it a Divine Realm was probably acceptable, since its outer walls were made of the same thing, but in terms of cultivation realm... it did not really count as a breakthrough.
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