True God's expression grew increasingly grim. Lu Yin had already received the support of all of the creatures in the Origin Universe. Then, he had absorbed divine energy from the black Mother Tree, continually challenging his limits. At this moment, Lu Yin had gained additional support with a new breakthrough, and he now posed a greater threat than ever before. The child could not be allowed to live.5

Even so, Lu Yin did not really matter. He could not break free from True God’s Dominion. Even if he was capable of reaching that level of strength, by the time he did, humanity would already be gone. What could Lu Yin do at that time?0

In the Second Scourge, the Wordless Heavenly Book disappeared, and the golden light faded away. Everything returned to normal.0

Lu Yin remained standing in place, looking slightly confused. He was certain that the Wordless Heavenly Book had broken through and become a Progenitor’s world, but it felt no different from before. Had anything at all changed? Was he simply unable to perceive the difference?0

He looked up and saw that the shadow of the Origin Universe was beginning to fade. The tribulation was over, and yet it seemed as though Lu Yin had gained nothing. He had even made a grand vow to guide other humans towards goodness, but just the thought of doing so gave him a headache. How was he supposed to guide others? He was not exactly...0