My Cheat Arrived After I Became Emperor
Chapter 2482

Ripples Across Chaos, Top Three Through the Eternal Ages

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In a dimension few in the world could observe, boundless clashes and collisions unfolded across every stretch of Space-Time in the Past, Present, and Future.

Meng Chuan and the Dharma-Ending Heavenly Demon were both Near-Limitless Beings. For their Daos to cover Chaos was inevitable.

Once they began fighting, their Great Daos, each covering the entire Chaos Sea, clashed as well. Those collisions reached most corners of the Chaos Sea.

Though a Near-Limitless Being could not observe the entire Chaos Sea, when one fought an equal with all their strength, their Dao would react to their opponent's.

Meng Chuan and the Dharma-Ending Heavenly Demon both took on the True Form of the Dao, spanning the Chaos Sea and stretching through the Past, Present, and Future. They reached everywhere and were present in all places.

One was the source of the Great Dao, the ancestor of the Myriad Daos, the forerunner of all manifestations, the beginning of all things, and the father of All Spirits.

The other was the demon of Dharma-Ending, the endpoint of all Daos, laws, principles, and constants—the end of everything, the point where all fell silent.

Countless Great Daos manifested and intertwined. Primordial Unity of Measureless Measures had no beginning and no end. Eternal in its splendor, Undying and unworn, it encompassed creation and destruction alike. Neither could escape beyond it.

All things, All Spirits, and the Myriad Daos withered into silence. The endpoint of Return to the Ruins was terrifying beyond bounds, destroying everything and silencing All Constants. Eternal stillness held no life or spiritual response.

Before even an instant had passed, the two had collided countless times. This battle reached across all time and could not be judged by ordinary thinking.

In the Queen Mother of the West Realm, the Queen Mother of the West, who

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