Chapter 101: Grateful to the Master, No Regrets in Death
But Kuafu kept chasing the sun recklessly, running after it into the chaos at the end of the sky and continuing the pursuit within the chaos.
After about half an hour, he finally arrived in Yu Valley.
This Yu Valley was a natural formation, an array of the Great Dao created when heaven and earth were split open. It was the place where the sun set, but within it was a boundless marsh. General had been arranging it for 120,000 years, intending to pull the sun into this endless swamp so that it could never emerge again, and from then on, the world would be without sunlight.
Once the sun fell into the boundless swamp, Di Jun would undoubtedly die. He was already torn apart, so how could he not perish without the sun? Moreover, without the sun, the star force from the heavenly bodies would be greatly diminished, and the grass and trees on earth would struggle to grow, with spiritual energy becoming scarce. Such a blow to the Three Realms was utterly terrifying.
Kuafu chased into Yu Valley and saw that the sun was already setting, about to fall into the boundless swamp.
"Ye heavenly stars, heed my command!" and with that, Kuafu raised the talisman in his hand, instantly causing star force to sprinkle down from all over the sky.
These forces of the stars each had a different purpose, some for conquest, some for slaughter, some for brutality... When these various star forces converged, their power seemed boundless, almost as if Pangu were splitting heaven and earth, striking the formation mightily with loud explosions, melting many lingering spirits into the star force.
Kuafu, relying solely on a single talisman to mobilize the stars, stunned the Ziwei Great Emperor of the Central Extreme Palace. Without any orders given to assemble the star force, why did the power of the heavenly stars gather in the chaotic western border of the sky? Little did he know, the talisman in Kuafu’s hand was no ordinary item.
Kuafu caught up to the sun, which was immensely huge; in front of it, Kuafu was like a tiny ant.
But the Taoist Sect had a spell called "Reverting Sky and Sun," and those with high cultivation could make the sun reappear momentarily.
Of course, with the great formation pulling at that moment, even if the Three Pure Ones joined hands to use this spell, it would have no effect.