Yet the appearance of this image left Styx somewhat bewildered. He had originally thought it was a wisp of Pangu's spirituality awakened by the worship of all living beings.
But seeing how it had changed now, Styx became uncertain again. The higher one's cultivation, the deeper one's understanding of the Great Dao.
And the more one had to learn reverence. As for whether such an unknown existence was good or bad for the Great Wilderness, who could say for sure?
Unfortunately, after his series of schemes, Zhou Mountain now almost rivaled its state at the Beginning of Heaven and Earth.
It was nearly equal to the might of Pangu at his peak. Styx's current cultivation truly amounted to nothing before it.
He was also unable to investigate the image in depth. The only thing he could determine was that it had been born from the "sacrifice."
It had come almost entirely from his sacrificial actions, and there was a tremendous karmic connection between it and him.
Styx stood before the Incense Burner for a long while and gazed at the giant egg for just as long before finally turning around and walking toward the top of Zhou Mountain.
The Chaos Gourd Vine sensed Styx's arrival at once. The Chaos vines that had originally been hidden within the body of Zhou Mountain—
immediately began dancing excitedly, like a mass of snakes wildly writhing. The sight made Styx want to hold his forehead.
He hurriedly grabbed one of the vines and soothed it. "Calm down. Don't scare the flowers and plants on Zhou Mountain."
Only then did the vines dancing across the sky stop, once again hiding among the body of Zhou Mountain.
One vine remained standing before Styx, as if it wanted to share some joy with him.
With its deep