Great, vast, vibrant, immeasurable,
Gaia, whose existence could only be condensed from the mass of a living planet, could only be described with words of the greatest magnitude.
Indeed, Gaia was greatness itself.
Nara Dan narrowed his eyes slightly.
A tangible spiritual will slowly emerged upon the World Tree. Seven-colored light, like the myriad phenomena of creation, mingled between brightness and shadow, surging like a sea of clouds.
Unlike the Gaia of the Ninja World, the Gaia there had already grown weak and been eroded by the Chakra system. Both its intelligence and its mass were far inferior to what they had been in its prime.
It seemed dull and frenzied.
Even so, the Gaia of the Ninja World had been the highest-Rank and most massive existence Nara Dan had ever seen.
Though Nara Dan had now become Transcendent, he could still easily reshape the land within a hundred kilometers or unleash a strike comparable to a nuclear explosion.
But even the largest nuclear weapon ever detonated by the Russians in his previous life would be no more than a mosquito bite to an entire planet.
Planetary-scale movements or power would require at least continental drift, geomagnetic storms, ocean tides, and the like.
Even Nara Dan could do little more than protect himself in the face of such a mass. If he truly angered Gaia, it could summon some moon or satellite to crush him.
Nara Dan grew slightly more wary, ready to activate the transmigration ability of his Talent Entry at any moment if anything seemed amiss.
Generally speaking, Gaia had no interest in petty matters unless they threatened the extinction of the planet, and it usually remained asleep. Its existence could not be defined in terms of human function. Indeed, by human standards,
it might even be a