Supreme Tamer

Chapter 1636: Chapter 1496: Unknown Heavenly Palace, White Flood Dragon

There were no sea demon guardians on White Coral Island, after all, the important white corals weren’t growing on the island, but in the sea area nearby the island.

After Chu Mu and Ning Man’er entered the island, they could freely move about within it.

The range of White Island was quite vast as well, feeling like a plain with a slight slope.

For some unknown reason, within ten kilometers around the Heavenly Boundary Monument, it seemed that not a single blade of grass grew; nearby the island, white corals flourished and beyond the island, lush greenery abounded, yet the area around the Heavenly Boundary Monument was paradoxically a piece of dry and desolate land, devoid of any plant life.

Stepping on this gravel, Chu Mu walked towards the Heavenly Boundary Monument.

The Heavenly Boundary Monument was majestic and towering, making one feel insignificant when standing beneath it; its enormous shadow, overlapping with the ground in a crisscross pattern, created a somewhat chaotic space that underwent some bizarre distortions.

Chu Mu stood under the shadow of the Heavenly Boundary Monument. Whenever the monument wanted to convey something to the Monument Weepers, by standing in its shadow, one would enter the illusion recorded by the monument.

Chu Mu stepped inside, wanting to see the images of the Heavenly Boundary Monument’s shadow.

Ning Man’er followed Chu Mu, also curious about what the Heavenly Boundary Monument in the ocean wanted to speak of.

The shadow grew denser, and beams of light spilled from the dense clouds in the sky onto the island. Strangely, as these rays of light passed the shadow of the Heavenly Boundary Monument, they seemed to enter another dimensional space and mysteriously disappeared.

Spatial distortion, light dissipation.

It was like a drop of ink falling into water, then slowly spreading and outlining, revealing a special scene in front of Chu Mu and Ning Man’er.

Chu Mu and Ning Man’er walked in this picture, at first the space-time only sketched out some scenery around them.

Below their feet was a ground patterned with jade ice, and beside them were some jade-carved railings. The scenery beyond the railing, not yet unfurled by space-time, left Chu Mu seeing nothing but chaos.

Chu Mu, holding Ning Man’er’s hand, moved forward. Oddly enough, the scenery slowly unfolded like the light cast upon a stage, surrounding them in darkness, and only the illuminated spots were visible.

The viewpoint of space-time followed Chu Mu, and as Chu Mu and Ning Man’er chose a direction to move forward, space-time began to slowly outline…

Approaching the railing, the chaos turned into the black and profound depth of a cliff.

Heading inside the railing, a palace reminiscent of a Heavenly Palace slowly emerged before Chu Mu, grand, sacred, yet also cold and lonely.

Chu Mu stood within this space-time past scene, looking up at the Jade Palace that showed only the tip of the iceberg, and a wave of familiarity surged within him unexpectedly.

“I’ve seen this place before,” Chu Mu said with certainty.

Despite the limited view, that sense of familiarity was madly rushing in.

Chu Mu tried hard to recall, always feeling that this familiarity was not from the unfathomable memory of the Heavenly Boundary Monument, but seemed to have happened to himself.

Suddenly, something came to Chu Mu’s mind.

Holding Ning Man’er’s hand, Chu Mu began to fly in a certain direction.

Chu Mu flew swiftly, with the space-time scene continuously being outlined.

Chu Mu flew in the opposite direction of the Jade Palace, leaving the beautiful Heavenly Palace behind.

After crossing the vast Continent, Chu Mu finally saw the scene he was searching for!

This piece of land could not really be called “land,” for it seemed like the end had been reached here!

The winding cliff line was right at Chu Mu’s feet, and a few steps forward would lead to an unfathomable abyss.

The field of vision in space-time only allowed Chu Mu to see the darkness not far beyond the cliff.

But in the scene from Chu Mu’s memory, the space beyond this cliff line, extending countless billions of kilometers, was an endless darkness!!

This was an end, beyond lay the Vast Sea-like darkness akin to the Star River, and below was a plunge into the nothingness of a Black Hole!

However, Chu Mu distinctly remembered a scene that shook his soul:

A girl leapt down from this place, her exquisite figure little by little swallowed by the relentless darkness.

With her eyes tightly shut, she obliterated the meaningless things deep within her heart. She spread her arms and laughed wildly in despair, embracing the darkness and sin!

…

“What’s going on with her!” Chu Mu was stunned.

At this moment, Chu Mu stood on the very same edge of the Continent, with tumultuous waves churning in his heart.

Could it be that this fifth Heavenly Boundary Monument tells the tale of the Good and Evil Queen!

However, shouldn’t the Heavenly Boundary Monument relate events with ancient history? The Good and Evil Queen was born in this era; it made no sense for her to be recorded in this monument.

Yu Suo was no thousand-year or ten-thousand-year old monster, as Chu Mu had already confirmed; she was at most a few years older than Chu Mu, which could be deduced from the soul rings.

Whether it was ancient beast souls, the Seven Sins Fox, Son of Henghai, or the World Monarch Tree, these could all be considered creatures from a previous grand era, with histories traceable back thousands or even tens of thousands of years.

The Good and Evil Queen was clearly born in the current era; how could it be that the ancient Heavenly Boundary Monument would imprint her story, unless she left a memory engraving in this monument herself…

“No, that’s not right.” Suddenly, Chu Mu furrowed his brows again.

This Heavenly Boundary Monument does not tell the story of Yu Suo.

Because in this scene, Chu Mu did not see Yu Suo or the Ancestor of Good and Evil at all.

Chu Mu associated the image of the girl embracing the darkness because he had previously acquired some fragmented memories of Yu Suo!

This place aligns with Yu Suo’s memories; there is no mistake. It only proves that this place does truly exist, but what the Fifth Heavenly Boundary Monument seems to be recounting is an event that took place in the very same location.

Yet, where is this place?

The Heavenly Palace that should not exist in the Mortal World seems like a continent suspended in mid-air, shrouded in the darkness of the boundless Henghai…

It seems that to know the answer, one must inquire with Yu Suo.

Chu Mu left the edge of the cliff and, with Ning Man’er in tow, flew back to that Heavenly Palace constructed entirely from fine jade.

About the sky corridors of the Heavenly Palace, one could see persons dressed in strange attire standing like statues, motionless.

“Whoosh~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~”

Suddenly, the sound of waves crashing echoed.

Chu Mu found that the scene before him twisted abruptly, followed inexplicably by a surge of gigantic waves beneath the stairs!

The enormous wave grew, climbing higher and higher; it swallowed the steps, the carved railings, as if it would engulf the entire sumptuous Heavenly Palace!

The scene changed rapidly; in the next moment, Chu Mu saw half of the Heavenly Palace submerged in water, then numerous blurry figures flitted before his eyes, plunged into a maelstrom of chaotic battle.

“Crash!!!!!!!!!!”

Amidst the surging waves, atop the white crest, Chu Mu caught sight of a proud White Flood Dragon treading upon the torrent!

The vast ocean that threatened to engulf the heavens was manipulated by the White Flood Dragon itself!

In the Struggle Capital, Chu Mu had seen a White Dragon, the Main Pet of Human Leader Xiao Xue’ang, the only creature that could confront the Ten Thousand Years of Undying Dark Sorrow King head-on.

Yet, Xiao Xue’ang’s White Dragon seemed diminutive compared to the White Flood Dragon before him, which was destined to consume the Heavenly Palace and tread the oceans!

This White Flood Dragon was a veritable Sea King, and even across several dimensions, Chu Mu could feel its supreme omnipotence over the entire ocean!!!

Perhaps, even the tales of the Undying Level would pale in comparison!

“Boom boom boom~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~”

As the ocean roared and churned, Chu Mu’s already limited view was overwhelmed; when the water tumultuously rolled across the Star River, all that filled his sight was the violent energy of water.

Chu Mu and Ning Man’er could no longer see anything; gradually, the overwhelming sound by their ears also faded away.

The scene distorted once again, and Chu Mu knew he was now departing from that past dimension…

All vanished; Chu Mu had thought he might witness the most awe-inspiring Undying Level strength in this world.

Alas, he did not.

He could feel, however, that the Undying Level White Flood Dragon intended to destroy that Heavenly Palace!

It was the ultimate display of fury, using the ocean to punish the Heavens!!

“Brother, why was that White Sea King so angry? Did it really destroy that Heavenly Palace?” Ning Man’er’s mind was still captivated by that shocking scene.

Chu Mu shook his head and said, “It failed.”

“Ah? It failed?” Ning Man’er was taken aback.

The White Flood Dragon she had seen was the most powerful creature she had encountered apart from the World Monarch Tree, even believing it to be on equal standing with Grandfather of the World Tree!

Such a creature could almost be called a god; if a god wishes to destroy something, is there anything in this world that could withstand it?

“Brother, how do you know it failed?” Ning Man’er asked in confusion.

In truth, even Chu Mu himself could hardly believe that the White Flood Dragon, with its Undying Level strength, had actually failed. Yet, the evidence was clear: it had indeed failed.

This Fifth Heavenly Boundary Monument likely chronicles the tale of an era’s Sea King, the White Flood Dragon; Chu Mu had witnessed its attempt to ravage the Heavenly Palace.

Yet the Heavenly Palace still exists.

Because in the memories of the Yu Suo from this era, there is still an intact Heavenly Palace.

Ancient beast souls, Seven Sins Fox, Son of Henghai Jiao Demon, World Monarch Tree, White Flood Dragon…

What exactly is the Heavenly Boundary Monument narrating?

Where indeed is that Heavenly Palace which not even the Undying Level White Flood Dragon could destroy?

And furthermore, Yu Suo also came from that Heavenly Palace.

All these mysteries suddenly make Chu Mu realize that perhaps the Heavenly Boundary Monument’s story isn’t just about unraveling the enigma of the Seven Sins Fox.

“Brother, have you thought of something?” Ning Man’er asked softly.

“Did your Grandfather of the World Tree ever mention, the higher one’s strength climbs, the clearer the things they’ll see?” Chu Mu said.

“Yes.” Ning Man’er nodded.

In the past, Chu Mu did not understand what the Heavenly Boundary Monument signified. However, as he gradually encountered the top creatures of this realm, he suddenly realized that all those powerful legends seemed to be related to the Heavenly Boundary Monument.

And unwittingly, he slowly came into contact with these legends.

Is it that all Monument Weepers inadvertently become entwined with these stories, or is it just him? (

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