As the two forces chased and fled, Xu Zimo observed them as well.
The power of his Divine Continent seemed to be supported by an endless source of momentum.
The Heavenly Dao Core, however, was an independent entity, so it appeared somewhat unable to sustain itself.
During the period of pursuit and escape between the two,
Xu Zimo also discovered something.
It was not that the Divine Continent wanted to devour the Heavenly Dao Core.
Rather, the two were in a state of trying to devour each other.
The Heavenly Dao Core likewise coveted the Divine Continent's power.
It was merely that the Heavenly Dao Core lacked the power to sustain itself and simply could not devour the Divine Continent.
That was why it had been forced to flee without end.
This scene could not help but remind Xu Zimo of World Sources.
The essence of a world's development was to devour the World Sources of other worlds.
The World Source of his Divine Continent wanted to devour the World Source of the Nine Domains World.
And this Heavenly Dao Core was very likely connected to a World Source—perhaps it was even a part of one.
With this assumption in mind,
Xu Zimo became much bolder.
He began controlling the Divine Continent to surround, pursue, and intercept the Heavenly Dao Core.
After much effort, the Heavenly Dao Core finally had nowhere left to flee.
The Divine Continent slowly began closing in on it.
Though the Heavenly Dao Core struggled incessantly,
the two forces possessed different attributes, yet in a certain sense, they shared the same origin.
Worlds were different from one another.
But the power that formed worlds was the same.
They repelled one another, yet could also coexist and depend upon each other.
As the Heavenly Dao Core was