To improve his cultivation, he needed to collect more Conscription Orders and earn military merit. And to obtain Conscription Orders, he had to go to the front lines of the extraterrestrial battlefield in the Otherworld. But if he did that, Bai Yang wouldn't be able to stay with his daughter...
It was an agonizing dilemma. Which mattered more: being there as his daughter grew up, or improving his cultivation?
Of course his daughter mattered more!
Bai Yang had no doubt about that.
What was the point of improving his cultivation? Wasn't it so his daughter could live a better life? For his precious daughter, Bai Yang would even give up everything without hesitation!
How precious was the World Tree? Bai Yang could have stopped two of its leaves from turning into Yin and Yang rule seeds and merging with his daughter's fate. Had he stopped it? Had his heart ached?
No!
Put simply, anything Bai Yang owned could be said to belong to his daughter, and anything his daughter owned still belonged to his daughter...
Feeling a little vexed, Bai Yang reached out and grabbed at the air. Silently, a pitch-black spear appeared in his hand. It was cold and lusterless, plain and unadorned; one couldn't feel the slightest hint of its power.
The spear was the Spear of Destruction, formed from Bai Yang's lightning ability. After fully comprehending the Rule of Destruction, the power of the rule had imbued it, giving it an almost unadorned, back-to-basics quality.
He looked up toward the distant depths of space. A vast, lifeless planet offended his eyes, so he raised his hand and thrust the spear at it.
Then a dreadful hole appeared in space, piercing the void, with the tip of the Spear of Destruction buried in the enormous planet.
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