That really was impressive.
Fu Qian knew perfectly well that this was no sleight of hand. Another Serpent of Fate had genuinely appeared, completely unharmed.
Not only could it seal fate, it could even rise from the dead?
As expected of a symbol of the concept of fate. It was truly an eye-opener.
Of course, the question now was: what should he do next?
Thanks to what he had learned from the earlier staircase test, he could now grasp with relative ease that the "connection" the Tyrant had previously annihilated had also come back to life and was growing stronger at a rapid pace.
One sign of this was that the room, which had originally been affected when the serpent's body decayed, had suddenly stopped changing.
Just like the first time he used Myriad Tentacles, it had become "indestructible terrain."
In fact, that was one of the things that had inspired him to deal with the situation that way earlier.
Clearly, even the destruction inflicted on these surrounding objects had been bundled together and made his burden to bear.
In Fu Qian's view, unless crushing the building would have meaningfully affected the stability of the current world, his opponent had no reason to go to such lengths.
The conclusion was that the "connection" wasn't a purely abstract concept, like "the Tyrant pays for the Serpent of Fate's karmic debt."
At the very least, this transfer of fate had a certain range. The intact bar had merely benefited from being nearby.
And if it had such concrete spatial properties, then aside from being invisible and intangible, why couldn't it be targeted and made the object of calamity?
That was why he had decisively let Madness Fire engulf everything afterward, creating a relatively stable environment for observation.
Of course, what he ultimately