In truth, the moment the many powerhouses first laid eyes on Zhao Cheng, they had felt a strange sense of familiarity. They simply had not known where it came from. Only when Zhao Cheng pointed it out did they immediately make the connection.
This matter could be traced back as far as the era of the Dao Venerable. Since that age, many powerful people had, through chance and coincidence, dreamed the very same dream.
In that dream, a demon god stood above the river of time and slew another demon god.
Whether experts below the Primordial Spirit realm dreamed of this depended on luck, but Primordial Spirit powerhouses would inevitably have this dream.
Over the long years, no few powerhouses had investigated this matter. There were countless records and countless theories, yet no definitive conclusion had ever been reached.
Some said it had happened in the distant past, a lingering shadow left behind at the source of time, sensed by later generations. Perhaps this world had been opened up by that demon god. Others said it was an image of the future—that perhaps, in the far future, a demon god would invade and bring about the end of the world, only for the world to be saved by an even stronger demon god.
The imagery produced by such a collective dream was undoubtedly immense, yet it had not altered much of the spacetime continuum. After all, it was only a dream.
As time flowed onward, the former theory had even seemingly become the common consensus: a demon god had split open Heaven and Earth, and that creator was a demon god named Pan.
In fact, this world had originally possessed legends of Emperor Pan creating Heaven and Earth. It was only because Zhao Cheng later severed the calamity and caused