After being nourished by the clear spirit spring and finishing his wash, Zhou Heng settled down peacefully in Cold Water Village.
There were no earth-shaking dimensional battles, nor any of the Boundless Court's endless judgments of rules.
As leisurely, tranquil days flowed by, one after another, Zhou Heng gained a clearer and more detailed understanding of the world's grand primordial framework within this seemingly isolated, secluded corner of the world.
As it turned out, within the exceedingly ancient chapters of Boundless Endless, this era was collectively called the "Transversal" epoch by the deities of later ages.
In this great epoch that spanned all the heavens, the Water-Bearing Race was by no means a tiny, weak race, but an overlord race of utmost strength, with foundations so profound they defied imagination.
Even the "water" elemental system, one of the "Eight Primordial Elements" Zhou Heng knew so well in later ages, had its original source of rules and its anchor of causality rooted entirely in this ancient Water-Bearing Race.
In other words, from the very moment the "Lord of Compassion" was born, the race backing him was already one of the very greatest races of the entire "Boundless Endless" era.
Within the Water-Bearing Race's immeasurably vast territory, the entire enormous race was divided under an exceedingly strict hierarchy into "Three Heavens, Nine Seas, and Thirty-Two Domains."
Here, the so-called "domains" did not refer to star systems or continents as ordinary mortals understood them, but to the ancient star domains of the "Boundless Endless" era.
Any single star domain was far, far larger than the vast seas of stars Zhou Heng knew in later ages.
Within those star domains, stars and galaxies were nothing more than insignificant specks of dust, and the span of every territory was measured using "concepts" as the basic