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With a thought, he sent the World Fragment stored within the Buddha Land out of his body. It was the crystallization containing two million living beings born in Northern Ju, which he directly removed from within himself and sent into the void, lest his own transformation affect them.
The collapse kept accelerating, at a terrifying speed—so fast that even Li Su was startled.
Ever since attaining True Immortalhood, he had naturally begun paying attention to the Taiyi realm not far beyond his current level, preparing for his future breakthrough and laying down a solid foundation.
Once the stars within a Taiyi Mystic Immortal's body reached great completion, they would begin to collapse. Everything would be absorbed inward, continuously accumulating energy.
This process was much like the aftermath of a supernova explosion.
Of course, this explosion was not for destruction, but for rebirth—for creating a larger space capable of bearing more stars and turning those stars into galaxies.
Yet this process was not quick. It normally took a long time; for the slowest, it could even last ten years—the interval between True Immortal and Taiyi, the collapse period.
Of course, being slow did not mean it was a good thing.
In fact, the slower it was, the worse it became. It meant remaining in a weakened state for a long stretch of time, unable to move one's Dao techniques, divine abilities, mana, or physical body. The more the collapse progressed, the weaker one became.
Therefore, once they broke through, True Immortals needed to find a place for secluded cultivation as quickly as possible. Before their strength suffered a drastic decline, they had to hide themselves completely and wait in peace for the collapse to finish, breaking through the shackles of True Immortalhood and attaining the Taiyi realm.
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