Longevity Martial Arts: Starting from Inner Core Skill - Chapter 1188 - Capítulo 1188: 65: The Ultimate Ascendant
Capítulo 1188: Chapter 65: The Ultimate Ascendant
The Corrosive Fate Dao harbors many secrets, ones that Wang Sheng has yet to unravel.
The most crucial mystery is how the Corrosive Fate Dao came to be, something so formidable that even the vast starry sky finds it hard to suppress. It’s clearly no simple feat.
Besides this, to what extent does its power truly reach?
Facing the black-robed “Lunar Moon,” Long Yue can discern a few things.
The creatures born of the Corrosive Fate Dao seem to be locked into their path, unaffected by changes to their true body.
Just as the black-robed “Lunar Moon” and the true Long Yue.
Many of Long Yue’s techniques now stem from opportunities gained on the Supreme Road, such as illusion turning into reality, which is one of the Thirteen Realm legacies left by Wang Sheng.
Logically, the black-robed “Lunar Moon” should change as the true Long Yue changes.
Yet, this is not the case; the black-robed “Lunar Moon” employs battle techniques that deviate significantly from those of the true Long Yue.
Similar, yet they diverged onto different paths.
It’s quite evident that the true Long Yue is far stronger.
“That means at some point, Long Yue’s fate branched off, one being set by the Corrosive Fate Dao, and the other being the Long Yue of today. So, where exactly is this crucial junction?”
This junction will be a very important clue.
“Long Yue’s fate underwent significant change, related not to others but to me…” Wang Sheng suspects the junction might be linked to himself.
“Unfortunately, it cannot be verified.”
Knowing the clue doesn’t mean the answer can easily be found.
But it’s still a tremendous step forward.
“That being the case, between the original fated Long Yue and the current Long Yue, who is truly stronger?”
The result is actually quite apparent.
Long Yue’s current techniques have transcended the path of pure illusion.
She has embarked on a more profound path, broadening her journey.
The black-robed “Lunar Moon” stands no chance; originally she could suppress the true Long Yue, but as Long Yue shifts strategies, the situation gradually changes.
“You claim to be my true self, boasting superior cultivation, yet you are not my match—I envision no such future.”
The black-robed “Lunar Moon” is gradually suppressed, not to mention enduring spiritual attacks from the true Long Yue, her decline ever more evident.
Ultimately, Long Yue lands a decisive blow, finishing the fight by eighty percent.
She remains powerless to resist further.
“You’ve lost. Can you now reveal who you really are, and why you impersonate me?” Long Yue questions the black-robed “Lunar Moon” whose appearance and aura mirror her own, filled with doubts.
Such imitation is exceedingly clever, nearing the Thirteen Realm with no noticeable flaw.
Defeated, the black-robed “Lunar Moon” opts not to resist further; hearing Long Yue’s query, she chuckles:
“I’ve said it—I’m you, whether you accept it or not. Yet I never anticipated you’d defeat me, what a pity. Still, at least ‘I’ remain alive.”
Long Yue’s bewilderment deepens.
Seeing her expression, the black-robed “Lunar Moon” continues: “Given that you are me, take this advice—following the Lifeless True Saint brings many benefits, but the Lifeless True Saint has transgressed starry sky taboos, facing ill fate. Persist, and all comes to naught.”
Hearing this, Long Yue remains expressionless, responding: “Oh, everything comes to naught? Perhaps you’d care to share which taboos the True Saint defied—not ones that belong to you, perhaps?”
At this advanced realm, Long Yue’s Dao heart is unwavering, unaffected by mere words.
Her inner thoughts hold little fluctuation.
“Some taboos must remain unspoken, steer clear of the Dao Fruit…”
As the black-robed “Lunar Moon” utters these words, the true Long Yue acts without hesitation.
“Forsake the Dao Fruit? Destabilize my Dao heart, then perish!”
At this stage, she will never forsake the presence of the Dao Fruit.
Watching the black-robed “Lunar Moon” dissolve before her, Long Yue remains calm: “This trial should be over, now I can proceed, correct?”
From start to finish, she’s perceived this merely as a test.
A test of her inner self.
Now having passed, she naturally continues forward.
Without hesitation, she advances toward the Dao Fruit’s whereabouts.
Simultaneously, other top-tier Holy Emperors eligible for the struggle face similar issues.
They each encounter another version of themselves.
Faced with opponents wielding identical divine skills, some even more adept, each top-tier Holy Emperor adopts their own means of confrontation.
Some, like Long Yue, shatter the illusion, perceiving it solely as a test, asserting their singularity, and nearing the Dao Fruit.
But some top-tier Holy Emperors fare differently.
Confronting individuals aligned with the Corrosive Fate Dao, they face severe suppression.
However, their strengths are comparable enough that even amidst suppression, escape remains possible.
Those affiliated with the Corrosive Fate Dao relentlessly pursue, becoming entangled.
Some entangle for centuries with results still unresolved.
Yet in the 602nd year of the Creation Land’s opening, the first top-tier Holy Emperor falls.
In the blink of an eye, celestial phenomena manifest throughout the Creation Land.
The phenomenon of demise is impossible to hide.
Unable to partake in the final battle, yet consistently monitoring, other cultivators swiftly realize that a top-tier Holy Emperor’s name vanished from the stele within Supreme City.
“The Truth Saint Emperor from the Xuan Yuan Starry Sky has fallen, a top-tier Holy Emperor has shed blood—the intensity of the battle must be tremendous.”
“From Supreme City, glancing ahead, one senses an overwhelmingly dreadful aura—the residual wave borne of top-tier Holy Emperors clashing; even this residual wave fills me with dread, erupting sporadically. One can imagine how fearsome the battles forward must be.”
Source: Webnovel.com, updated by novlove.com
