2945 The Fall Of A Deity 7 (1/2)

Fortunately, one piece of his soul remained, so he was reincarnated, and their paths crossed again.

He died for her the last time.

This time around, her life ended early because of him.

It seemed that one could not get what was denied by destiny.

He looked at the vast starlit sky and started contemplating. After a while, he started performing a series of spells. Swirls of seven-colored rays began to surround him, sweeping his robes in the gusts of wind. He made some movements, and the stars were rearranged accordingly, like chess pieces on a board.

At that moment, it seemed that a wisp of wind that he captured from before was encapsulated by a streak of seven-colored rays, and flashed into the dark sky before disappearing entirely.

The series of spells that he cast was obviously very physically demanding. He was already looking pale at that point. ”Ah Jiu, after my tragic immortalization, I have spent thousands of years collecting pieces of my broken soul to become a whole again. You can do it, too. I will find you, no matter where you are. I hope we can both be free from the entanglement of our responsibilities. You will no longer be the creator of the universe, and I shall not be the master of heavenly law.”

The starlit sky was endless, but it did not stop him from waving his sleeves to redirect the light of as many stars as he could into a swirl and sent the streak of light right out into the boundless void.

…

The Forbidden Land of God used to be a very private place.

Only a few people knew about it in all six worlds. The place was widely popularized due to an accidental encounter when Di Fuyi passed by the place about a year ago. He noticed that the clouds around the place seemed rather odd.

He followed his instincts and entered the place, only to realize that it was more than what it seemed to be. There was a tall gate made entirely of emerald jade, with a sign that said: The Forbidden Land Of God.

A gate made of jade was sealed, and two creatures were assigned to guard the door. They carried the appearance of humans, which were actually their evolved figure. In fact, they were both actually crane-like creatures.