Within Chaos, no ownerless Chaos Spirit Treasures were born.
Every Chaos Spirit Treasure was closely tied to a Chaos God, jointly bearing a law.
However, there were still two ownerless Chaos Supreme Treasures: the Chaos Pearl and the World-destroying Great Mill.
Yet Bei Ming had not learned their whereabouts from the Great Dao.
Some Chaos Creatures who comprehended the Art of Refining could forge certain Spirit Treasures.
Within Chaos, there was no distinction between innate and acquired. They could only be considered strange treasures, and their exact power depended on the skill of the cultivator who refined them.
In terms of foundations, most Chaos Creatures were not much different from the Innate Gods of the Primordial Wilderness.
There were indeed some exceptionally top-notch beings among them who surpassed Innate Gods, but they were ultimately few.
The greatest difference was still in their numbers. There were already over ten thousand Hunyuan Golden Immortals before Bei Ming, and this was merely a small fraction of the Chaos Creatures.
If all the Cultivators of the Primordial Wilderness were mobilized, how many Quasi-Saints could they gather? That was still unknown.
Innate Gods were already the most top-notch beings in the Primordial Wilderness, yet in Chaos, they were truly ordinary.
Only the most brilliant Cultivators in the Primordial Wilderness met the threshold to enter Chaos.
In the end, though the Primordial Wilderness was vast, it still appeared tiny before the boundless Chaos.
Fortunately, the Primordial Wilderness possessed immense potential for development.
Even Innate Living Beings that had not reached the level of Innate Gods, or even some Acquired Living Beings with powerful bloodlines—
So long as they were properly nurtured, they could cultivate to the Quasi-Saint realm.
If equipped with sufficiently powerful Spirit Treasures and optimized formation arrangements, they might be able to restrain Hunyuan