The age of Ancient Gods, the Lord's collection
Taotie is one of the four ancient Four Perils, and also Ancient God before the Heavenly Emperor Wu Jun ascended to the throne.
The biggest difference between Ancient God and modern gods, besides their violent power, is their beast-like nature.
Perhaps influenced by this beast-like nature, most of the Ancient God were not even intelligent.
Until the Dao Ancestor Dao Proving, the Heaven Beyond Heaven Purple Firmament Palace was established.
Just now, many Ancient God broke free from the influence of this primitive bestiality and began to embark on the path of becoming intelligent beings.
The Ancient God Taotie is one of them, and he was a powerful being known as one of the "Four Perils" in the era of the Ancient God.
Unfortunately, Taotie eventually encountered Wu Jun was trying to usher in a new era.
The soul of the Taotie, which was slain by Wu Jun, also fell into the hands of the Netherworld Lord, becoming one of his precious treasures.
"Roar!"
It roared once more, the sound of the Taotie echoing through the sky.
Just as Chi was about to approach Changxi, a Heavenly Emperor guard formed from stars intervened between the two.
Unlike meteorites that were forcibly brought to the ground, these Heavenly Emperor Guardians are the strongest combat weapons personally crafted by Wu Jun.
Even if their opponent is Ancient God like Taotie, who has transformed into Ghost God, Chi Men are still able to fight it with all their might.
However, the Netherworld Lord's treasured collection consists of far more than just the Taotie.
Even if they only stole a portion of Chi's collection, Jinhong's combat power would be enough to overwhelm the vast majority of Dao Proving One.
Following Taotie, Qiongqi, who had also transformed into the Ancient Ghosts of the Six Heavens, turned its attention to Changxi without hesitation.
"Aww!"
At least the Taotie still had a human form.
Then Qiongqi is completely beast-like, with a pair of special horns curving backwards, exuding Ominous Baleful Intent and menacing aura.
Both were killed by Hao Jun, but Qiongqi's hatred level was no less than Taotie's.
Taotie, Qiongqi, and then there's Dijiang with a chaotic face...
Of the Ancient Ghosts of the Six Heavens forcibly summoned by Jinhong, three were among the four ferocious beasts.
As for the remaining three Ghost Gods of the Six Heavens?
Being able to stand shoulder to shoulder with these three Ancient God, the Chi family members are no pushovers either.
Huilu, Taiqi, and Nü Chou are the prototypes of the remaining three Ghost Gods of the Six Heavens.
Huilu was the ancient god of fire, the embodiment of flames, and the source of the first fire.
Aside from the initial "concept of fire" which may or may not have been able to be called a deity, Huilu is the oldest known fire god.
Of course, considering the Ancient God' consistent ferocity and wild instincts, Huilu is also regarded as the "god of fire" in most cases.
In terms of both power and antiquity, the Huilu far surpasses the Four Ancient Four Perils.
As for the origin of this Huilu?
Chi was not a defeated opponent of Hao Jun, but rather a spoil of war from the first reincarnation of the Netherworld Lord.
In fact, it was only by seizing the power of Huilu that the Netherworld Lord the Underworld was able to illuminate the Netherworld and create the first life in the Netherworld. From this perspective, it is not an exaggeration to call Huilu the "God of Life" of the Netherworld.
However, precisely because its power had been plundered and depleted, the Huilu summoned by Jinhong was at best a remnant. Therefore, among these Ancient Ghosts of the Six Heavens, Huilu's strength was only slightly stronger than Taiqi and Nü Chou.
Taiqi is an ancient mountain god, depicted as having a human face and an animal body, with one foot and one hand, and its body covered with scales as hard as metal.
Its function is to control the formation of minerals in the mountains; copper, iron, jade, and other minerals in the mountains are all nurtured by the pool.
However, just like the Huilu, the power of the Taiqi was also seized by the Netherworld Lord, who used it to create the mountains, terrain, and river courses of the Netherworld. Moreover, when Li Boyang Dao Proving, the Netherworld Lord also used its remaining power to transform into the Lord of Mount Tai.
If we compare Huilu, then the Taiqi are merely a lingering shadow used by the Netherworld Lord for commemoration and collection.
The Netherworld Lord enjoys collecting the souls of the powerful, but not solely for the purpose of using their power.
Even for a soul like Taiqi, which is completely worthless, Chi would leave a lingering image as a memento. Following Taotie, Qiongqi, Dijiang, Huilu, and Taiqi, the sixth, the Ancient Ghosts of the Six Heavens, is a bit special.
Because she is neither an Ancient God nor a possession of the Netherworld Lord.
Or to be more precise, this Nü Chou wasn't even a deity, but a powerful witch.
Since the dawn of humanity, we have been searching for ways to survive.
The special group known as "shamans" thus came into being.
They were the first wise men among humankind, and also the bridge between humans and gods.
Even tracing back to the early days of the Heavenly Emperor's rule, "shamans" still existed, and there were indeed many powerful shamans whose strength rivaled that of gods. Nü Chou was such a shaman who was responsible for communicating with heaven and earth and worshipping the gods.
The deity that Nü Chou was responsible for worshipping at that time was the ancient moon goddess Changxi.
Yes, Nü Chou was one of Changxi's priestesses, and she got along quite well with Changxi's attendant deity Shangyi.
During the reign of the Heavenly Emperor, although the gods regarded humans as livestock, there was no fixed class concept between them.
As long as they take a liking to a human being, the gods don't mind chatting and laughing with them.
It just so happens that Shangyi is a deity who really likes humans.
Unfortunately, the friendship between God and man can never last.
Especially deities like Shangyi, who are good at nothing but fighting.
During a drought, in order to pray to the Heavenly Emperor for rain, the Nü Chou was semi-forced to play the role of the Ancient God Hanmei, sacrificing herself to the sun.
Thus, after ten days and ten nights of scorching sun, the Nü Chou finally died on the mountaintop from the intense heat.
At the moment of her death, the sincerity of the Nü Chou moved even the Heavenly Emperor.
The Heavenly Emperor sent down torrential rain, relieving the drought of that year and allowing her tribe to continue.
Shangyi stood there blankly in the downpour, letting the raindrops—whether rain or tears—fall down.
I will let you rest in peace!
Shangyi stared coldly at the Nü Chou opposite her, her voice unusually hoarse.
"I never imagined our reunion would unfold in this way..."
A green robe concealed her half-charred body, and the Nü Chou's voice was equally hoarse.
However, this hoarseness was not a change in tone or manner of speaking; rather, it was the only way she could manage to speak.
"Don't hold back, kill me."
"You know I've always been very vain, but I look absolutely awful right now."
Although the two sides were still fighting, the Nü Chou still displayed the beauty-loving nature of a witch.
Whether attacking or defending, she tried her best to conceal her half-charred body, attempting to keep it from being seen by her old friend. This resulted in her battle with Shangyi becoming the most peaceful battlefield in the Heaven of the Seven Luminaries and Moyi.
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