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Chapter 1789 - Chapter 1789 Chapter 780 Divine Force Tempering Tao Tomb

Chapter 1789: Chapter 780: Divine Force Tempering, Tao Tomb Deterioration Chapter 1789: Chapter 780: Divine Force Tempering, Tao Tomb Deterioration This inheritance site of the Innate Divine Clan was a God’s Tomb, different from the one Han Yi had seen in the Void Space of the Ancient World.

Here, the God’s Tomb, although also a God Mountain, had no Guardian Gods, but merely a stone staircase that wound from the base of the mountain along its flank all the way to the summit.

Atop the peak lay the true burial ground of the gods, and one who reached the summit could obtain its legacy.

However, Han Yi had only tried to ascend the steps, managing only a hundred and three before halting and stepping back.

For these steps, each one seemed like its own special Divine Aperture World; stepping onto a stair meant taking on the burden of that Divine Aperture World, climbing upwards under the accumulating weight, terrifyingly powerful.

Even with Han Yi’s Infinite High Rank, surpassing other Peak Infinite Divine Clans in both Divine Force and cultivation, he was forced to stop at a hundred and three steps.

At this point, the pressure upon him could shatter his Divine Body at any moment, almost reaching its extreme.

In truth,

after he set foot on the hundred and first step, the pressure on him surged tremendously. He deduced that the first hundred steps lay within the scope of the Divine Clan of Infinite Realm, but the hundred and first step had surpassed Infinite Realm, reaching the domain of the Godly Venerable.

Bearing the pressure of the Godly Venerable rank, he slowly ascended two more steps before knowing he had hit his limit.

At this limit, he persevered for a single breath, and in that moment, the Divine Force of countless Divine Aperture Worlds within him boiled. Under this boiling state, his whole being radiated a rich, golden-red Divine Light.

After one breath, he slowly retreated, step by step, until back at the starting point, where he finally plopped down at the base of the mountain.

Huff, huff!

He breathed heavily, each exhalation tinged with traces of burning Divine Force.

He rested for half an hour before standing up again.

And at this moment, his original plan had changed.

Initially, he had intended to leave directly, seeking a new site of inheritance, trying to obtain a legacy, or even a portion of it, but his recent attempt had subtly tempered both his Divine Aperture World and Divine Force.

This tempering, similar to steel refining, burned away impurities, leaving behind only essence.

Similarly, utilizing the enormous Divine Might pressure here, Han Yi could refine his internal Divine Force to allow his Infinite High Rank Divine Force to undergo another metamorphosis.

In the outside world, such conditions would likely only exist on Ancestral God Star, and even then, only for core disciples from the Ten Great Divine Clans. Han Yi had no immediate intentions of going to Ancestral God Star; he might as well use this rare opportunity to forge himself here.

As for other inheritances, he felt the prospects were slim.

From previous exploration, the intact inheritances here were meant for Heavenly Sovereigns, and by powerful ones at that. Only fragmented and powerful legacies like pieces of Wanming City were there for the fated.

After resting half an hour, he climbed again, reaching the same hundred and third step, but this time, he persisted for two breaths.

Moreover, when he retreated, he did not go directly to the mountain base, but sat down at the ninety-ninth step, where the pressure of the Peak Infinite Realm was not too great for him.

This time, his rest was longer, lasting two hours, before he continued his ascent.

This time, he endured six breaths on the hundred and third step before descending.

…

Thus began Han Yi’s grueling ‘mountaineering’ journey.

The hundred and third, the hundred and fourth, the hundred and fifth…

And the aura of his Divine Force changed subtly with time and with the highest step reached.

As the saying goes, constant dripping wears away a stone, and mounds are formed by the accumulation of soil.

With just ten days left before the scheduled three-year appointment, he finally ceased ‘struggling’ and went directly back to the mountain base.

At that moment, his aura had undergone an enormous change compared to a year ago.

The heavy Divine Might seemed to have infused him, giving him a semblance of similar Divine Might. Of course, his Divine Might was far from the level of the God’s Tomb, but it was a dramatic transformation from when he first arrived.

Of course,

this was actually an illusion brought on by being immersed in an environment for a short time. As he returned to the mountain base and left the range of the Divine Might, his aura began to gradually subside.

Nonetheless, his eyes emitted a striking golden-red divine glow, dazzlingly bright.

“Unfortunately, the time was too short. A year’s time has only caused about one ten-thousandth of a change in my Divine Force, far from enough to elevate me to Peak Infinite.”

“From what it seems, once the matter here is dealt with, it’s time to make a trip to Ancestral God Star.”

“If Ancestral God Star can provide me with such an environment, I have the confidence that with only ten thousand years, I can ascend to Peak Infinite and catch a glimpse of the realm of Godly Venerable.”

Ten thousand years, though long for Han Yi, is brief for any member of the Infinite Realm Divine Clan. For example, Young Clan Leader Nangong Xian of Nangong Divine Clan took several Chaos Eras, or several million years, to ascend to the Infinite Realm.

Of course, if Han Yi could acquire more Life Seeds, he could compress those ten thousand years into just a few years.

But without Life Seeds, the inheritance of Ancestral God Star was another viable path. After all, his other identity was as a clansman from Ancestral God Star, Nangong Yi.

He spent two days stabilizing his fluctuating aura to a normal state, officially concluding this mountain-climbing journey.