What Was His Purpose?

"So-called transcendence is a state of transcendence where one 'steps beyond the Three Realms and is no longer bound by the Five Elements'!"

Mo Chen's voice echoed through the system Martial Arena, carrying an enigmatic rhythm that made the eight divine beasts present tremble inwardly.

Standing with his hands behind his back, his gaze as deep as a starry sky, he continued:

"However, the Three Realms and Five Elements are not merely what we understand on the surface. They hold deeper meanings. They represent the origin of chaos and the foundation upon which all things arise and perish."

"I suggest that before entering enlightenment, you first calm your minds and study the Tao Te Ching. The wisdom within may open a door for us to the realm of transcendence."

Mo Chen's tone was gentle yet beyond question, like a sage guiding lost beings through the mist.

With a wave of his hand, lines of golden text appeared in the void—the classic passages of the Tao Te Ching.

"The Dao gave birth to One, One gave birth to Two, Two gave birth to Three, and Three gave birth to all things."

Every character seemed to contain endless mysteries, glimmering with the light of chaos.

"This sentence describes the process by which chaos began with the formless, shapeless 'Dao,' then underwent a series of changes and evolutions before ultimately giving rise to all things."

Mo Chen looked at the eight divine beasts, pointing at the words in the air as he spoke in a low voice:

"To be specific, Dao gave birth to One: the Dao is the origin of everything, a formless and shapeless existence. Like the void at the dawn of chaos, it nurtures infinite possibilities."

"One gave birth to Two: the Dao gave birth to One, and One divided