"Big Yellow, it's not that your master doesn't want to take you along. With your strength, you should've been guarding your own territory and become an Ancestor long ago, shouldn't you?"
"Roar—"
"Think about it. One day, the Starry Sky Giant Beasts will give birth to a civilization like humanity's. They'll have their own history and culture, their own pride. You'll be their pride."
"Roar—"
"Don't glare at your master. I hope you can guide these Starry Sky Giant Beasts. One day, they'll live in harmony with humanity. Then our Primeval Space will be a beautiful place."
"Roar—"
"You're not cursing your master, are you? I'm sure you can protect them. As time goes on, there'll be more and more humans, and some people won't be able to control their greed. There may even be outsiders who can't stand our Primeval Space. The conflict between humanity and the Starry Sky Giant Beasts would be the perfect pretext for war. You have to keep an eye on them."
"Roar—"
"You've got it wrong."
Three grains of First Dust entered Lu Yin's brow. He heard many conversations and saw countless scenes. They all belonged to the Second, Third, and Fourth Continents—the memories First Dust had brought with it.
Before his eyes, the tree fled. Bai Xian'er hurriedly attacked Lu Yin.
"Hand over First Dust."
As he dodged, Lu Yin tried to begin his breakthrough to Ancestor.
His foundations were insufficient to break through using Dust World, but First Dust's appearance had offered him an opportunity.
Dust World's purpose wasn't merely to turn the illusory into reality. More importantly, it allowed him to heed the wishes of all living beings.
Without those wishes, how could land be formed? The First Ancestor's heart encompassed the cosmos and starry sky, which was why he