After sorting through everything he had gained thus far, Zhang Yu had a clear understanding in his heart. He also knew roughly which direction he needed to exert his efforts next.
Yet there was a flaw when it came to questioning the Great Chaos: the High One was ultimately only the unformed body of an innate spirit. Though it was supremely lofty in itself, beyond comparison to any ordinary innate spirit, it was not truly on wholly equal footing with the Great Chaos.
The High One's power could still help him restrain the Great Chaos for now, but what would happen once his Dao arts advanced and the High One's power was no longer sufficient?
This was something he had to consider. He now possessed enough strength to contend with the five Regents and even the various great powers. If something went wrong and they discovered what he was doing, they might strike preemptively.
Though by the time he could truly draw upon most of that power, he should already have sufficient confidence, the five Regents did not rely solely on their own strength. They still possessed quite a few treasure artifacts, not to mention the Clear Firmament Ark, whose full extent remained impossible to fathom.
To erase this disparity, he had no choice but to take another path: to personally seek out that portion of power and obtain a supreme object that could likewise contend against it.
The path of seeking through Origin Void was nearly severed, but the Heavenly Dao existed everywhere. If Origin Void could be found, then this object possessing immense great power should also be discoverable within the Great Chaos.
The key was how to sense this object from within the Great Chaos. If he could not even accomplish the first step, there would be