Heavenly Being Jiang Wang naturally knew neither fear, bewilderment, nor confusion.
In the world of the Heavenly Dao, everything was "as it ought to be."
The Heavenly Dao controlled all things; everything had its own order.
As a Heavenly Being, he too forever moved within the framework of that order.
The instant he froze there was because the things that had repeatedly occurred all lay outside the rules of "Heavenly Being." The absence of order made it impossible for him to continue his behavioral logic or follow his established principles of conduct—
Simply put, he was like a puppet of the Mohist School that had lost its Mechanist's control. And the control formation the Mechanist had left behind had also had its formation patterns severed, cutting off the transmission of energy.
Yet the Heavenly Dao was constant. It did not die for the Yang Emperor, nor was it born for the Jing Emperor. The strength of the Heavenly Dao was boundless and without end.
A Heavenly Being was not, after all, a puppet. Everything that transcended "Heavenly Being" would still be encompassed and admitted by the Heavenly Dao—it merely required a little time, perhaps no more than a single thought.
Heavenly Being Jiang Wang sought answers from the Heavenly Dao and, with its aid, became a more inclusive, more complete, more powerful Heavenly Being.
There should have been no issue with this.
The Heavenly Dao possessed infinite power and could grant a Heavenly Being limitless support. No matter how powerful the True Self was, it could only sink step by step until it was forever submerged. Even a Current Era True Lord who had achieved Dao Derivation, standing at the utmost peak beyond the ordinary, could not contend against it, much less exhaust it.
But at this very moment, when