Before Pangu died, the Ten Limitless Ones had "worked together" for endless years.
They had some idea who got along with whom and what bonds they shared, as well as who disliked whom and what grudges lay between them.
The Limitless Ones might not have known every detail, but they knew enough.
The Demon of the Dao's Opposition and Pangu could not be called enemies, but their relationship had been cold and distant.
Yet now, the Demon of the Dao's Opposition had taken it upon himself to confront the Buddhist Sect's Limitless Ones to help Pangu return.
It was... deeply unexpected.
Limitless Power surged and collided, sending its effects rippling without end.
The four Limitless Ones instinctively avoided the First Origin Point, leaving it undisturbed. Everywhere else was caught in the sweep of their power.
Everything fell out of order, descended into chaos, turned upside down, was destroyed, and was reborn.
So long as they did not cross the Great Dao's forbidden line, the Limitless Ones feared nothing. Nothing could make them retreat.
They cared little if they wiped a region of Chaos from existence, severed time, or shattered parts of the Great Dao.
Ordinarily, the Great Dao would not fly into a rage and strike down Limitless Ones simply because their fighting damaged it.
A battle between two Limitless Ones, for instance, could quite easily damage the Great Dao across an entire region.
But that would not bring down the Great Dao's wrath upon them.
The Great Dao Matrix was remarkably tolerant of living beings. Destroying Chaos and shattering the Great Dao both fell within its limits.
After all, even Limitless Ones could not destroy the Great Dao and Chaos completely and utterly.
The so-called untouchable Great Dao Iron Laws did not mean that no part of the Great