Chapter 1400
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'Lang Xuan's talent is extremely high, not inferior to mine. Unfortunately, he's not my Dao friend. Sooner or later, we'll meet on the battlefield. '
Qin Mu stood on the Jade Pavilion and looked at the Jade Sea. 'The aptitudes of the ten Celestial Venerables aren't bad. They didn't reach their current realm by luck. How great would it be if the intelligence and wisdom of these people could be used on the right path. "
In his heart, both Lang Xuan and Hao Tianzun had made contributions back then. They were also the leaders of the Dragon Han Revolution. They were the ones who ended the rule of the ancient gods.
However, after overthrowing the ancient gods, they chose to become ancient gods.
They were high and mighty, doing everything they could to maintain their rule. All hope for change was wiped out by them.
For their ruling position, they could do anything, even if their children killed their parents, even if they killed their own kind, even if they did all kinds of evil things!
The reason they didn't destroy Yankang wasn't because they pitied it, but because they wanted to maintain their ruling position!
This was an irreconcilable conflict between them and Yankang. This conflict would definitely erupt in the future!
Qin Mu abandoned the distracting thoughts in his mind and looked at the Jade Pavilion and Jade Pool.
The layout of the immemorial Jade Pool and the celestial heavens' Jade Pool was roughly the same, but there were still some minute differences. Because the celestial heavens' Jade Pool was where Celestial Empress resided, the layout of the Jade Pool had undergone minute changes.
Although the Immemorial Jade Pool still maintained its original layout, there was no Hongmeng liquefied essence in the Jade Pool. The Hongmeng liquefied essence was the Immemorial Jade Pool's greatest wealth.
Now, Emperor Lang Xuan had set up all kinds of formations in the Immemorial Jade Pool to draw in the spiritual energy of heaven and earth. He was using this treasure land to refine the Hongmeng liquefied essence.
Now, there was a lot of Hongmeng liquefied essence in the Jade Pool, occupying a small pond with a radius of more than thirty meters.
This was already a lot, but compared to the Immemorial Jade Pool, this amount of Hongmeng liquefied essence was only a drop of water in the ocean.
The Immemorial Jade Pool occupied an extremely large area. There were exposed seabed everywhere. The seabed had already dried up, and in some places, there were even mountain ridges at the bottom of the sea.
Qin Mu frowned. Emperor Lang Xuan's Spirit-gathering Formations were all over the place. It was difficult to see the original landscape.
"There must be something special about the Jade Pool being a realm. It's similar to the Four Heavenly Gates and the Arena of Nine Hells. So where is this place? "
He leaped up from the Jade Pavilion and flew over the dry seabed, patrolling the area.
After a long time, Qin Mu turned back and flew toward the Jade Pavilion with a puzzled look on his face.
He did not discover the mysteries of the Jade Pool.
However, the Jade Pool Realm in the system of the celestial palaces existed. This meant that the Jade Pool definitely contained the marvelous Great Dao of Heaven and Earth. Mother Earth was able to become the spirit root of heaven and earth because of the Jade Pool's effect. It probably wasn't just because she was watered with the Hongmeng liquid.
Suddenly, Qin Mu froze in mid-air, his clothes fluttering.
His gaze fell on the Jade Pavilion.
The shape of the Immemorial Jade Pavilion was almost exactly the same as the Jade Pavilion of Heaven. It was obvious that the Jade Pavilion of Heaven was built according to the specifications of the Immemorial Jade Pavilion. However, the Immemorial Jade Pavilion was naturally formed. This Jade Pavilion was made of beautiful jade. This natural Jade Pavilion actually had steps, railings, and a vast platform that allowed one to look at the Jade Pool and the Jade Sea.
Qin Mu counted. There were eight hundred steps on the Jade Pavilion's jade steps. Every hundred steps, there would be a platform. Walking up the steps, one could reach these Jade Pavilions.
What was strange was that the side of these Jade Pavilions that faced the sea was extremely steep. It was a jade wall. Under the jade wall, there were strange markings that were connected to the mountain ranges on the seabed. Those mountain ranges were actually jade mountains.
The mountain ranges reached the center of the seabed. Eight mountain ranges were connected to eight levels of the Jade Pavilions, and eight jade mountain ranges were connected to the seabed.
The Jade Pavilion faced the sea. Every level of the Jade Pavilion was very large. Even the top level was hundreds of miles long.
This should be the place where the primordial masters of creation worshipped the Jade Sea. The bodies of the masters of creation in the primordial era were huge. This place could accommodate hundreds of thousands of masters of creation in a tribe!
Qin Mu looked at the center of the Jade Sea where the eight jade mountain ranges were connected. He then looked at the Jade Pavilion and revealed a puzzled expression.
The Jade Pavilion and the Jade Sea should be one. In the primordial era, a natural Great Dao must have appeared here, turning this place into a natural sacred ground. That's why the masters of creation worshipped this place. What happened that caused the Great Dao of the Jade Pool and the Jade Sea to dissipate?
He looked carefully and was slightly stunned.
He saw that the eight jade mountain ranges were all broken!
Qin Mu flew forward and saw that the eight mountain ranges were all broken in the same place.
The eight mountain ranges were like dragons. The dragon's tail was in the center of the Jade Sea, and the dragon's head was below the Jade Pavilion. The branches were like four limbs, and each leg had five dragon claws.
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