At the pinnacle of the multiverse, forged by the fires of countless civilizations, a phantom Heavenly Realm unexpectedly condensed into being. Light and shadow surged within it, overflowing with a dense aura of Immortality and an air of supreme majesty, as though it contained the greatest truth in all the multiverse.
This Heavenly Realm was none other than the shadow of a Great Luo Heaven, jointly condensed by numerous powerful civilizations according to the legends of the supreme Great Luo Heaven.
In ancient legends, Great Luo Heaven was the highest place in the multiverse, standing above all spacetime and all dimensions. If one could set foot in Great Luo Heaven, one could behold the multiverse in its entirety. As for cultivation, even the weakest ant, so long as it could enter Great Luo Heaven, would undergo a qualitative transformation in the essence of its life and become incomparably powerful.
And if one had already been powerful, entering it would allow one to comprehend the mysteries of Immortality.
Thus, a legend had always persisted throughout the multiverse: civilizations could not attain Immortality because Great Luo Heaven had hidden itself away, and no one—no powerful being—could any longer see the multiverse in its entirety.
What they saw of the multiverse was incomplete, and so they naturally could not forge Immortality.
Under such circumstances, it was not as though no civilization had considered turning falsehood into truth—condensing a false Great Luo Heaven, using the false to cultivate the true, and thereby creating Immortality.
Yet although the power of the fire of civilization was indeed inconceivable, even capable of making wishes come true and directly manifesting things from imagination, the cost was something even hegemon-level civilizations could not bear.
Until this time, when three hegemon-level civilizations joined forces with nine slightly lesser civilizations, while