Ten Thousand Worlds God King's Identity in the Six Paths (Another Bonus Chapter for Silver Sprout!)

The God of War Interface hadn't been this cautious in a long time.

After reading the prompt, Gu Qingshan became a little more cautious himself.

The First Giant...

He had no idea how many ages it had lived—

No, time itself had probably lost its power before it.

Gu Qingshan kept his mouth shut and said nothing, simply waiting quietly alongside the other party.

After all, the giant had said earlier that someone was ahead of him.

A while passed.

The fellow in first place still hadn't appeared.

The giant grew a little bored and muttered to itself, "Could it be someone who doesn't dare face their own fate? I hate people who can't be punctual."

After speaking, it looked at Gu Qingshan.

Gu Qingshan smiled, nodded in agreement, and said nothing.

The giant ignored him after that.

Gu Qingshan's thoughts flashed like lightning as he immediately recalled what the giant had said when it first appeared.

"Whether an ant or a god, everyone who comes here has a fate that must bring them here, and I've made the necessary arrangements for yours."

Fate referred to something that was certain to happen.

The fates of all things were ever-changing; only one kind of fate could be called destiny.

Cause and effect.

The Law of Causality could not be broken. Even if one traveled through time and space, where there was a cause, its effect would inevitably follow.

In other words, the giant would bring some kind of result to those who made it here.

Gu Qingshan followed that line of thought.

—What counted as a result?

The end of an event was a result.

The end of a life was also a result.

A favor, a word, an object.

Anything that represented some kind of result was possible.

That made