The Arch-Enemy Must Not Become a Wife
Chapter 601: Proclamation to the Three Realms
Chapter 601 -299: Proclamation to the Three Realms
To be honest, Chu Xuan was really a bit confused. He quickly said, “Wait, such a big plan, shouldn’t it be decided by more than just you? Don’t you need to communicate and discuss with others?”
“Everything has been discussed, only you are left.”
Yun Yan gently waved her hand, and a black vortex appeared in front of the two of them, as if leading to a mysterious place far away.
Chu Xuan was speechless, realizing they were just waiting for him to agree.
He took a deep breath, gathered his courage, and said, “Then, I’m going. If I can’t really come back, please tell Ming Yu and the others for me…”
Before Chu Xuan finished his words, Yun Yan smiled and said, “Tell them yourself when you return.”
Chu Xuan could only shake his head and rushed into the vortex without hesitation!
In that instant, he lost his perception of time and space. He didn’t know how long it had been, he only felt the whole world twist, and then what came into view was the boundless starry sky.
Chu Xuan felt somewhat familiar, turning around to see the gigantic moon not far away, and behind him was that familiar, blue planet.
To be honest, he felt as if he were dreaming at this moment, even having the impulse to go home and take a look.
Although he didn’t know whether the time flow in the two worlds was the same, and whether things had changed when he got back…
Chu Xuan shook his head and calmed down. Even if he wanted to go back, now was not the time. He should wait until he successfully saved the world and see if he could take his beloveds back to his hometown someday.
He tightly gripped the Six Souls Banner that emitted multicolored light, letting it take him forward until he stopped behind the moon.
From here, he could only see the pockmarked craters on the moon’s surface, with no signs of an alien base or the Moon Palace Jade Rabbit.
The latter might have existed once, but long ago it had left this galaxy, which seemed to not allow the presence of high-level mysterious powers.
Chu Xuan looked around, wondering when that primitive world would be transported here, when he suddenly saw directly ahead a black vortex very similar to the one he came through.
His attention instantly focused, only to see a miniature world, round like the sky and square like the earth, slowly emerging from the vortex.
To Chu Xuan’s surprise, this world was very small, not even close to the size of a planet, looking only about the size of a football, shrouded entirely in a layer of faint white mist, appearing somewhat misty.
After this primitive world completely entered this universe, Chu Xuan inexplicably felt an invisible pressure, as if this galaxy also had its own laws of the Dao, and such behavior was now considered dangerously close to overstepping them.
At the same time, the old vortex vanished without a trace, and a new vortex re-formed in its original position.
Chu Xuan seized the time, not wanting to experience the feeling of being stripped of his Divine Techniques and becoming a mortal in this vast universe.
The miniature world slowly floated toward Chu Xuan, and he poured all his Magical Power into the Six Souls Banner, the layer of five-colored light bursting forth, unleashing terrifying power far beyond what he had ever been able to muster before.
The dim green brilliance was as delicate as threads, as heavy as a mountain, as light as smoke, swirling all around Chu Xuan. For a fleeting moment, he even had the illusion that he could destroy the heavens and the earth.
Chu Xuan slowly raised the long banner in his hand. It was triangular, with six tails gently swaying beneath it, and countless mysterious tadpole-like scripts and ancient incantations flashing across its surface, exuding an inscrutable and antique aura.
In the next instant, the miniature world lightly touched the surface of the banner, and then it was as if Chu Xuan had been hit head-on by a million trucks, spitting out a mouthful of blood, and he was hurled like a cannonball, smashing into the moon’s surface, creating a human-shaped crater.
Half-dead, Chu Xuan had only one thought in his mind: Was this supposed to be “not difficult”??
Lady Nuwa, is this how you coax me?!
Were it not for the Six Souls Banner and that layer of five-colored light bearing 99.999% of the pressure for Chu Xuan, he would likely have turned to dust, his ashes scattered at the moment of contact.
The only consolation was that through this contact, the miniature world altered its trajectory and drifted slowly back into the vortex.
His Divine Sense captured the disappearance of that world into the vortex, and with the vortex also vanishing, Chu Xuan finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Originally, he had wanted to take some pills to heal his wounds, but then he found he couldn’t even move a finger.
Moreover, this struggle exhausted his last bit of strength, causing him to lose consciousness.
…
Chu Xuan had a dream where a rabbit came to nibble on his pants, Chang’e came over to wipe his sweat, and astronauts who had landed on the moon came to take pictures of him, while major media outlets on Earth broadcast explosive headlines: Aliens were discovered on the moon!
Overall, it was a very absurd dream. When Chu Xuan rubbed his eyes and woke up, he found himself still trapped in a crater. He didn’t know how long he had been unconscious, but his injuries had significantly improved.
This was thanks to the Cyan Lotus Immortal Body’s incredible self-healing ability. As long as Chu Xuan wasn’t killed outright, he could gradually recover, no matter how severe his injuries were.
Chu Xuan quickly flew up from the ground, then used his techniques to smooth out the crater he had created on the moon and tried to restore it to its original appearance. He certainly did not want to really cause a major news headline on Earth.
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