Chapter 4502: Chapter 4502: Return to Yudao City Chapter 4502: Return to Yudao City With the Sky Void finished, Lin Moyu couldn’t help feeling a bit sentimental. This place had once nurtured domain after domain, and just from those alone, dozens had reached chaos level. Who knows how far those cultivators had advanced by now? With great Supremes behind them, surely they’d achieved impressive things. One wonders what those people would feel, knowing their domain had vanished. But that was not Lin Moyu’s concern; with his nine domains now complete, all that remained was to let the Silverlight Rabbits nurture them. As for the tenth domain, he already had a preliminary idea, but whether it could be realized depended on future attempts. His plan required some prerequisites, not yet in place; every domain must reach perfection and be fully compressed first. If it succeeded, that would be ideal; if not... "I suppose I will need to prepare a backup domain, just in case." "The Calamity Supreme arranged for ten rounds of sublimation; with at least nine domains, it’s possible to break the Supreme’s ceiling." "But if there were even more, it should be even better. Why didn’t the Supreme arrange that? Why settle at nine?" With his skill and allies, finding a tenth domain was no challenge why not go further? What was the reason for settling at nine? Was there some obstacle, or is ten truly impossible? Lin Moyu couldn’t fathom the Supreme’s thinking; he’d only know the answer when he reached that level himself. For now, he would go according to the Supreme’s path: perfecting nine domains. After that, he could further strengthen them, compressing their powers before merging. Though this would raise the difficulty of fusion, Lin Moyu was sure he could do it. His foundations already surpassed the ancient Supreme’s. Back when the Supreme was at chaos Minor realm, his body and soul were surely not as refined as Lin Moyu’s own. "There’s room to further strengthen both body and soul I’ll have to find a way." He’d had this thought for a long time, though it was not easy to pull off. To keep enhancing body and soul, he’d have to keep dying, but now, at the peak of Perfection, only Supremes could kill him instantly. In all chaos, there seemed to be nowhere left that could instantly kill him perhaps in the ancient wastelands, but those were hard to find. If it came down to it, he could always call on a Supreme, asking for assistance, as with Antares, who had slain him countless times to build his foundation. After checking the Silver Grass Plain, Lin Moyu saw Yinda controlling the array, sending threads of Primordial Qi into his clansmen. Eleven Silverlight Rabbits showed steadily rising power soon to advance to chaos Perfection. Far away, other Silverlight Rabbits sensed the disturbance, hoping to investigate, but an invisible force blocked their way. Since coming here, the pressure on Silverlight Rabbits had eased, and, rather surprisingly, they’d already multiplied by a whole generation. Their remarkable fertility was on full display before Lin Moyu for the first time. If they kept reproducing at this pace, it wouldn’t take many years before the Silver Grass Plain was full. But there was plenty of space, and Lin Moyu would gladly offer more territory as needed. Satisfied with their progress, Lin Moyu finally entered his own Fifth World Domain. After years away, it had changed dramatically. Upon entering chaos, the Fifth World Domain was washed by chaotic qi each creature within bathed in its presence. The chaotic qi subtly affected all beings, steadily strengthening their foundations and accelerating their cultivation. In the past years, talents appeared one after another, until it became the norm. Old strong cultivators, attuned to the new power, saw their own cultivation leap ahead. Some long prepared experts soared to new heights. Even eternal existences started coming into contact with chaos, feeling and using its power to adapt early. The entire domain was getting stronger; given a few thousand more years, new chaos level cultivators would emerge. Lin Moyu laid a great array outside the domain to connect it with real chaos. When someone breaks through, they wouldn’t be sent to storage, but directly into chaos via the array. This way, no one would notice his storage space. He descended on Yudao City, which had grown larger and more bustling. It was now the heart of the Origin Continent even ancient offworld experts showed their faces here. Yet, regardless of how Yudao City changed, the yard where Xiaowu’s group lived remained untouched. Those four now stood at Dao Lord level, just half a step from Eternity. As elites, they were unmatched within the continent and even the domain. Besides them, Yudao City hosted many other formidable cultivators. Hao Tianzun and his peers had entered the Dao Realm and progressed far, easily suppressing the city. Perhaps thanks to Lin Moyu, Yudao City produced the most talents; their rapid growth and unrivaled combat strength made them nearly unbeatable. Yudao City thus became a sanctuary for cultivation countless people migrated here, drawn by its reputation. The city had grown hundreds of times bigger, holding hundreds of millions of people like a world unto itself. Despite the massive population, everyone kept strict order, knowing whose territory it was. Whether he was present or not, anyone breaking the rules would face harsh punishment. Top experts all knew how formidable Lin Moyu was not just city master, but the continent’s strongest, and domain lord over all. In his own domain, he was a god who would dare provoke him? Strolling through Yudao City, Lin Moyu watched the crowds and felt nostalgic. He’d built this city himself, but what he missed was the small world the one the green robed elder had taken away. He wondered about its fate. Still, he believed that his friends and teachers in that small world were probably safe. The green robe hadn’t harmed them, but must have had other motives. He’d realized that the green robe’s actions were for their benefit; Lin Moyu’s own deeds were so dangerous that, if discovered by the "Dao," those close to him would die. Taking them away early, in fact, kept them safe. Nevertheless... old grudges remained. "It’s almost over!" Lin Moyu sighed to himself as he reached the courtyard. Outside, all was unchanged this remained Yudao City’s core, unchanged for millennia. At the gate, a group of youngsters stood, seemingly waiting for someone. To read ahead subscribe to my p@treon Ko-fi.com/translatetoki only donate if u want to My p@treon is now up go to [email protected]/Translatetoki Remove the @ symbol and type a