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Chapter 1595 - 684 Born Under the Moonlight

Chapter 1595: Chapter 684 Born Under the Moonlight

Mu You’s consciousness sank to the lake bottom, surrounded by darkness, silence, and depth, with nothing visible.

In a daze, Mu You only remembered seeing someone at the bottom of the lake, who talked incessantly to him.

Intuition told him it was important content, but he couldn’t recall anything specific.

At this moment, he couldn’t move, couldn’t wake up, couldn’t even open his eyes, as his consciousness quietly sank beneath the cold lake water, in a stupor, half-awake and half-dreaming.

Around him was an endless darkness, as if standing in a boundless universe without light.

Who knows how much time passed, when suddenly a burst of colorful light exploded in the darkness, like fireworks illuminating the formerly silent and boundless space.

In the blending of these shining lights and darkness, Mu You seemed to see an embryonic planet forming amidst a chaotic nebula.

Rotating matter gradually formed a disk-like structure, like a giant carousel, with gases and dust gradually gathering under gravitational influence, forming high-density regions that tangled, tore, devoured, and solidified.

The planet’s surface began to take shape with landscapes, mountains, valleys, plains, and oceans... The sun rose, the moon set, spring went, winter came, life was born, all things evolved, and the colorless world gradually became colorful, with forms of life evolving from simplistic outlines to complex figures.

Countless images of planets flashed before Mu You’s eyes at an astonishing speed.

Mu You felt as though he transformed into a particle of dust, ejected from a star’s flare, enveloped by countless cosmic dust, and finally collided into the universe, falling into a vast ocean.

Then he transformed into a cell in infinite reincarnation, drifting along the natural cycle, turning into plants, into animals, into clouds, falling with raindrops, rising with steam, blooming with soil, decaying with flesh.

It seemed like an instant passed, yet also like countless years, Mu You felt he participated in the evolution of life from absence to existence on this planet.

He couldn’t distinguish whether he was personally experiencing it or merely an observer; most of the time, he was only a tiny cell, yet he seemed to have been involved in every life born on this planet, their growth, sickness, and death.

In other words, every life born on this land was once him, and all the lives that will be born will also be played by him.

He, who is the ’everything’ of this land!

...

Amidst this chaotic and vague consciousness shift, a certain moment came, when a cold beam of light illuminated his view.

Mu You opened his eyes, as if awakened from a dream, realizing he was still submerged at the bottom of that murky, turbid lake.

Above him, a dark rock layer unexpectedly exposed an opening.

The circular Stone Plate quietly moved, linking the upper and lower lake waters, allowing a ray of moonlight to penetrate the hole and shine into the deep lake water, directly into Mu You’s eyes.

In a brief time, the moonlight transformed from a crescent to a full moon, like a long-closed eye opening and finally looking at him.

Mu You lay at the bottom of the lake, gazing back at the Moon Eye above, in the pure and bright moonlight, suddenly having an epiphany: everything he saw in the flashback might have been the sights and sounds of this ’Moon Eye’.

It seemed like a lonely observer, forever suspended above, witnessing in a panoramic view the birth, maturation, sickness, and death of this planet, the transformations of Canghai.

Mu You suddenly felt himself beginning to rise.

Looking down, he still maintained his butterfly state, standing on the red armor without moving.

Instead, the red armor itself was propelled upward by buoyancy, rapidly floating towards the hole above.

Mu You quickly passed through the Moon Eye’s opening with the armor, entering the surface of Moon Lake.

The moment Mu You appeared, numerous tiny blue butterflies hidden within water droplets converged around him, burrowing into the armor and constantly expelling particles and fragments.

Initially, Mu You didn’t recognize what it was, until he saw some remnants of flesh and bone within these particles, realizing these were his physical remains!

His previously devoured body was now being gradually returned by these butterflies.

As the particles accumulated, a humanoid skeleton slowly formed inside the armor, followed by blood, vessels, muscles, skin, hair.

The faster his body dissolved when jumping into the lake, the faster it aggregated now.

In the blink of an eye, Mu You’s body recombined from nothingness into a complete physical form.

Simultaneously, the butterfly carrying Mu You’s consciousness naturally burrowed into the brain of this body.

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The Barbarian Clan Leader awoke suddenly in a burst of stinging pain.

Opening his eyes, he found himself lying on a bed in a room, unable to move.

A female Barbarian sat by his bedside, holding a thin grass stalk and constantly prodding him.

The Clan Leader recognized this woman; she was one of the newly appointed Herbalists in the tribe.

He quickly recalled being struck by a poisoned arrow, and this woman was likely treating him.

But soon, he realized something was wrong.

The poison seemed not to have diminished; instead, it appeared even more severe than when he was first struck.