Zhang Yu had an idea, but there were still several problems that needed resolving.
First, Grand Chaos was ever-changing and unpredictable—the very embodiment of variables. The shifts between strength and weakness within it were almost impossible to grasp.
It seemed that, if he wished to achieve his goal, everything would have to be left to chance. Yet variables were inexhaustible; obtaining the result he wanted was nearly impossible.
However, one point could be exploited. When Grand Chaos came into contact with the various powers of Origin Void, it would unconsciously be restrained, its changes reduced. If he introduced other forces during his attempts to check and counterbalance it, could he perhaps achieve his aim from another angle?
Of the powers presently available for borrowing, other than the Pure Spirit Abode, there was only innate qi. But those breaths of qi were incomparably scattered and simply could not be used to contend against Grand Chaos.
In that case, he might have to borrow a little Clear Vault Aura. Supreme treasures could resist Grand Chaos to a certain extent, and it was also entirely under his command.
Beyond these, was there any other power capable of contending with Grand Chaos?
There was.
When he had observed the supreme treasure of the Primordial Unity Celestial Palace that day, he had seen a wisp of treasure qi. Though he could not discern its exact mysteries, he could roughly tell that it did not seem to have been refined, but rather formed naturally.
The five Primordial Sages had likely been the very first innate spirits born from Origin Void under Grand Chaos's influence. Their original purpose at birth should have been to oppose Grand Chaos. Thus, he suspected that this thing, too, had arisen from Grand Chaos for that very reason—a natural condensation of supreme