Su Yi felt the wondrous, mysterious connection between himself and the two children.
Their connection went beyond blood. It also carried the inheritance of his power and divine authority.
The joy Su Yi felt came from more than becoming a father.
There was also the instinctive happiness of knowing that the genes and will that defined his existence would live on.
Still, Su Yi did not disturb the two little ones as they developed.
Since they had yet to finish gestating, he had no intention of interfering from outside.
He wanted both children to develop entirely naturally, born purely under the laws of nature, without any outside assistance or harmful influence.
As the pure deities of a new era, they would inherit a new world without the Dreamwalker.
Just as Su Yi prepared to withdraw his consciousness, he suddenly sensed a series of lionlike roars.
The king of the Time Hounds lying beside Su Yi seemed to have discovered something and was alerting its master.
Su Yi's mind stirred, and he used the space-time power now at his command.
After hearing the Mist Sage's description of the Dreamwalker, Su Yi had gained some understanding of the space-time power he could currently wield.
As long as he did not cause too great a disturbance, he would not attract the Dreamwalker's attention.
That meant Su Yi only needed to avoid observing the past or the future.
If he observed only the present time and space within this universe, he would not create any ripples.
A moment later, Su Yi entered that higher-dimensional perspective again.
In an instant, he saw three beings radiating distorted black auras surrounding each of the two children.
They hid directly within the time turbulence, where no conventional method could observe them.
All six radiated intense Nightmare power.
Moreover,