As if a true “deity” descended through the altar and arrived in the world.
A true deity descends upon the true altar.
The altar, upon encountering its “master”, naturally grants the true authority.
Mo Hua’s Divine Sense trembles, perceiving endless Dao Laws falling like rain before him, streaking by like meteors.
Gleams of light converge and weave, constantly changing, then merging together to form an endless majestic stream of light.
Like a towering tree, it shoots into the sky, branching out and covering the entire world.
Mo Hua stands upon the altar, his clear eyes watching this ultimate beauty interspersed with terrifying streams of laws, flickering in and out, converging into something akin to a heaven-reaching ancient tree of Dao flows, rendering him momentarily dazed and lost in thought.
Above the altar, a flash of light appears, seemingly positioning itself.
Moments later, the world goes silent.
Mo Hua then finds himself upon a tree made of Divine Light.
This tree is composed of streaming light, or rather, it is formed from a part of the Dao Laws.
Yet this tree is not small, but it is nowhere near as unlimited and encompassing as the towering tree formed by the Dao flood.
This is a tree of Dao Laws.
This tree symbolizes part of the laws, and it also symbolizes… the authority of a deity.
Mo Hua’s thoughts slightly shift.
The altar mistook him for the “master”, thus connecting with the deity’s Dao, transferring to him the deity’s authority, along with this tree symbolizing the deity’s authority…
The Divine Authority Tree?!
Mo Hua’s Divine Thought stirs, indeed feeling as though he has merged with the Divine Authority Tree.
The Divine Authority Tree is now under his control.
Only…
“What is Divine Authority?”
“A deity’s authority? What specifically is the authority?”
“Also, whose Divine Authority Tree is this?”
The River God’s?
Mo Hua thinks, feeling it unlikely, as the altar ostensibly worships the River God, but in reality, it probably venerates the Great Wilderness Evil God.
Could it be that what he stole… is the authority of the Great Wilderness Evil God?
Mo Hua feels a jolt in his heart.
He examines again this Divine Authority Tree connected with his Divine Thought, finding branches full of nodes.
But most, especially the top sections, are shrouded in mist.
With his current capabilities—whether it’s the power of Divine Thought or the rank of divinity, he cannot disperse the mist to covet the top-tier divine authority.
That is to say, he has only stolen part of the Great Wilderness Evil God’s authority?
The real pinnacle of divine authority seems out of reach for him.
Mo Hua gently nods and then continues studying the Divine Authority Tree.
The Divine Authority Tree, deep-rooted and lush, with many nodes on its branches.
And each node seems to correspond to a Divine Temple, an altar, an incarnation of an Evil God, and…
a multitude of Demon Monsters and Evil Spirits…
Mo Hua grows increasingly alarmed the more he observes.
This is the true “authority” of a deity.
Raising minions, expanding influence, and commanding thousands of Demon Monsters and Evil Spirits with the authority of the Divine Tree.
Yet, Mo Hua still has things he cannot quite understand…
How does the Divine Authority Tree command? How does it operate?
What exactly is the divine power of the Master of the Great Wilderness?
Commanding Demon Monsters, and how do these Demon Monsters attack?
Mo Hua frowns, pondering long, his thoughts still somewhat disordered.
Just then, Mo Hua catches something in the corner of his eye, and is suddenly startled.
He discovers a node within the Divine Authority Tree, exceptionally bright.
This node seems very important, very special, and within it, there is no vile or bloody aura, but rather a clean and rich childish aura.
This aura is very familiar.
Mo Hua’s gaze sharpens, he whispers softly:
“Yu Er…”