Chaos was limitless; at its heart lay Primordial Chaos.
A vast continent appeared within Meng Chuan's senses.
Meng Chuan knew he had reached Primordial Chaos Heaven.
The Supreme of Artifacts had already told him that Primordial Chaos Heaven took the form of a continent.
A Supercontinent.
Its sheer scale surpassed any world Meng Chuan had ever seen.
As he drew closer, Meng Chuan gained a direct sense of the size of this place, hailed as the center of Chaos.
Even the Heavens and All Realms combined would occupy no more than a corner of Primordial Chaos Heaven.
As he approached, Meng Chuan felt the raging Chaos gradually grow calm. The Supercontinent emanated a "force" that suppressed it.
Notably, Primordial Chaos Heaven had no World Membrane like other worlds.
A Great Sun hung in the Chaos above it, shining into every corner, driving Chaos away so it could not engulf the continent.
In the Chaos below, a bright moon lay hidden, its pale light likewise holding Chaos at bay.
The sun set and the moon rose here, though whether by design or natural evolution, Meng Chuan could not tell.
Where the light of that sun and moon reached lay the boundary between Chaos and its absence.
In a way, they served as an alternative World Membrane.
By remarkable coincidence, neither the sunlight nor the moonlight extended beyond the continent's edge. Both reached exactly that far, no more and no less.
Looking at the Supercontinent, Meng Chuan could not help feeling a surge of anticipation.
After drifting through the Chaos Sea for so long, he had finally reached his destination.
He urged Friday faster and soon arrived outside Primordial Chaos Heaven, just beyond the reach of the Great Sun's light.
Primordial Chaos Heaven showed no reaction to his arrival. Meng Chuan could