Pangu God sat within the Universe. He gave no response, yet he seemed eternal, bound to the Universe through its birth and destruction.
Meng Chuan began contemplating the Dao of Reincarnation, refining that Peak Immortal King while he was at it.
It was worth mentioning that Meng Chuan had thrown the Peak Immortal King into the Six Paths of Reincarnation, using the newly born cycle to suppress him.
That also added a little to the foundations of Pangu God and the Six Paths of Reincarnation.
In fact, the main reason the Six Paths of Reincarnation could not function in the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands was that it had yet to take root there. The inexplicable suppression and untouchable taboo were not nearly as pronounced in the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands.
Besides expanding the Six Paths of Reincarnation to a Seventh Path and an eighth, Meng Chuan's most important task was to make it native to the Shrouding the Heavens World.
And if Meng Chuan ever pushed the Six Paths of Reincarnation into the Heavens and beyond, his greatest obstacle would no longer be its inability to take root, but the "taboo of Heaven and Earth."
The Shrouding the Heavens World fell quiet. The Emperors contemplated the Flowing Light from the Immortal King's Primordial Spirit, slowly gathering their strength to push open the Immortal Dao Gate in one stroke. Every one of them stood before it.
They had spent over a hundred thousand years building their foundations in the Dao Realm, sought Meng Chuan's guidance from time to time, and even had chances to contemplate power at the Immortal King level.
In ages past, whether the Chaotic Ancient Era or the Immortal Ancient Era, such an opportunity would have been unimaginable.
They also woke from time to time to