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Chapter 1712 - 1031: The Quasi-Immortal Emperor’s Envy

Chapter 1712: Chapter 1031: The Quasi-Immortal Emperor’s Envy

As for why millions of living creatures perished under the fierce wind at the beginning, the reason is not complicated. It was because he was in seclusion at that time, needing to fully immerse himself, hence initially unaware of those visitors from the various realms.

Fortunately, the retreat did not proceed smoothly, so Jiang Hui withdrew early.

Otherwise, it would likely have only been those Immortal Kings and a few Quasi-Immortal Emperors among the visitors from various realms who could have survived to reach the dam.

The reason he aided these visitors from various realms was because he instantly perceived their intentions.

These visitors were seeking a sliver of survival to escape the impending catastrophe. As it happened, he needed fresh blood to supplement the experience points of the Immortal Domain, so the arrival of these visitors was like a ready-made opportunity, and Jiang Hui would not miss this chance.

He had always been extremely cautious, especially under the threat of the Red-Haired Monster. Except for the main base of the Immortal Domain and the subordinate small worlds, he almost never ventured into other realms, mainly to avoid exposing his location.

But this time was different, as the living creatures from various realms had come of their own accord and had nothing to do with him. He just needed to manipulate secretly, ensuring they reached the dam smoothly and entered the Immortal Domain, while clearing all traces they left, thus avoiding detection by the Red-Haired Monster.

Of course, there was an issue at hand to consider: whether the Immortal Domain could accommodate so many people...

Although the Immortal Domain was a Great Realm, its territory was vast and boundless, especially after Jiang Hui integrated the Burying Ground and Alien Territory, which expanded its area significantly.

However, Jiang Hui estimated roughly that the number of living creatures from these various heavens was at least equivalent to the population of seven or eight Great Realms. Although not necessarily at the capacity limit of seven or eight Great Realms, the sheer number was overwhelming.

He calculated with his fingers, making a slight deduction.

And then he was relieved.

It still could be accommodated, just that the population density would be particularly high.

But given the current exceptional times, there was no other choice.

Of course, Jiang Hui had other means. With his Sacrificial Path State power, creating worlds from scratch was a cinch, indeed he could conjure a few realms out of thin air.

No sooner said than done, Jiang Hui took a step forward into the void, then his articulate fingers descended eerily.

There, a silent explosion occurred, flames roared, heavenly thunder rumbled through the void, akin to billions of ancient war chariots roaring past.

Subsequently, the originally void world turned glass-like, with liquid amber-like substances cascading there.

Alongside, basic Great Taoist Rules consolidated.

"Solidify."

Then, Jiang Hui suddenly uttered a low shout, and the flowing amber substance instantly transformed into a vast expanse of land.

And much more.

On the expansive ground, mountains and rivers appeared, with shady green trees embellishing the scene.

Jiang Hui’s brows moved slightly, with a tinge of discontent.

He reached out.

Pinching here, touching there, like a master craftsman meticulously carving this newly born world.

A moment later, he nodded slightly, then waved his hand.

Numerous radiant points of light emerged in the void, like the glow of fireflies, quickly enveloping the entire land.

Afterwards, these points of light seemed to take root and sprout as seeds on the land, transforming instantly into lush greenery, with birds and beasts galloping, rivers flowing.

Looking around, vitality was abundant in heaven and earth.

Simultaneously, Jiang Hui pointed to the chaotic void above, ushering in alternation of day and night, distinctly marking time.

Wind, rain, thunder, and lightning, and the cycle of seasons all appeared in turn.

Creating heaven and earth, just like that.

A Quasi-Immortal Emperor Level Existence could indeed create heavens and earth with unmatched power, but only at the Sacrificial Path State could one freely create the desired world, and also shape the Great Tao, making it suitable for the living creatures to thrive.

After accomplishing all this, Jiang Hui once again cast his gaze towards the Boundary Sea, at those foreign visitors from distant lands.

From start to finish, that Quasi-Immortal Emperor from the foreign domain remained ever vigilant, eyes like an eagle’s, sitting alone on an unremarkable little skiff, eyes slightly closed, but perception constantly engulfing the vicinity.

This whole journey was overly serene.

Even bordering on eerie.

He had visited the Boundary Sea before, aware of its terrors and hidden great secrets, where even a slight misstep could spell doom for an Immortal King Giant; it should never be this calm, the rampant fierce wind should have dominated.

Such an unusual sight made him even more bewildered and uneasy.

Something strange definitely lurked.

Suddenly.

This Quasi-Immortal Emperor shuddered at heart, seemingly perceiving an inconceivable existence overlooking them.

That existence was immensely majestic, akin to the unparalleled True God of the world, with time yielding and karma nonexistent, vast and sacred, unparalleled.

Threading strands of oppressive aura faintly dispersed, so powerful that even he, a Quasi-Immortal Emperor, felt anxious, with his very soul trembling.

This distant Quasi-Immortal Emperor was utterly shocked, having transcended the Immortal King class, feeling such a sensation only for the second time, apart from a glimpse into an unknown painting from the future.

But in a flash, this sensation vanished, as if never having existed.

However, this Quasi-Immortal Emperor knew clearly in his heart that the abrupt sensation just now was no illusion, nor could it be a mere figment.