Chapter 593
In Starlight World, Li Mu looked at the Primordial Altar floating in the void with a complicated expression.
This was a sacred artifact of Primordial True Names, and an exceptionally special one at that. It did not contain the Primordial True Name of a single Primeval Life, but the Primordial True Names of all the Primeval Lives from every generation of the Primeval Ancient Clan, Primeval Divine Clan, and Primeval Ghost Clan.
That meant these Primeval Lives of past generations had never truly died.
Yet not being dead did not necessarily mean it was a good thing.
A Primordial True Name was both the foundation of a Primeval Life's immortality and indestructibility, and its greatest weakness.
A Primordial True Name essentially consisted of two parts.
First, there had to be a name. That name could be Li Mu, or it could be the four words Life Star Lord. Put plainly, the name that formed a Primordial True Name was how the world referred to a mythical life. If one had no name and remained utterly unknown, it would be impossible to use that to condense a Primordial True Name.
Having a name was not enough; one also needed life experiences.
Put plainly, all of a life's experiences, from birth until the True Spirit Tenth Transformation, had to be woven around that name to form a Primordial True Name. Of course, neither the name nor the corresponding life experiences could be written in ordinary characters—they had to be written in Primordial True Speech.
Furthermore, life experiences could use universal Primordial True Speech, but the name had to use self-created Primordial True Speech.
For example, if Life Star Lord once again formed a Primordial True Name, He could use Ancient Demon True Speech to construct His life experiences, but He