Chapter 3794: The Origins of Great Dao Beasts
In the vast expanse of Soul Void, Lin Moyu sat leisurely atop Little Python's head, sipping tea.
In the distance, the outline of World Tree Great Spirit Domain was faintly visible.
Little Python flew swiftly, and at their current pace, they would reach their destination within a day.
For decades, Lin Moyu had wandered the vacuum zones near World Tree Great Spirit Domain, hunting Great Dao Beasts and exploring virtual-illusory realms.
Unlike other Dao Lords, Lin Moyu could deploy skeletal generals to conduct carpet searches across regions making his efficiency far superior to that of typical hunting teams.
On average, he found one Great Dao Beast every three to five years a slower method compared to using innate primordial treasure materials but significantly safer.
By comparison, hunting teams of Dao Lords often spent centuries locating a single beast. Lin Moyu's speed was already remarkable.
Over time, he encountered more than twenty Great Dao Beasts most of which were slain, though a few managed to escape.
The strength of these beasts varied greatly. Weaker ones were easily dispatched within a day or two.
Stronger ones could rival the Five Elements Giant in combat even when wielding Sword Dao Spirit as a weapon making them difficult to kill.
Moreover, these beasts possessed considerable intelligence fleeing rapidly when the battle turned against them often too fast to pursue.
Through years of encounters with Great Dao Beasts, Lin Moyu studied their nature extensively.
After witnessing a Great Dao Beast King firsthand, he realized that these creatures didn't originate from Soul Void.
The beast king had opened a passageway into Soul Void before descending indicating that their origins lay elsewhere.
This raised questions about how the beasts he hunted entered Soul Void and where their true world might be located.
Lin Moyu speculated that Great Dao Beasts inhabited their own unique world one he had yet to discover.
Those entering Soul Void represented only a tiny fraction of their population.
When these beasts died they left behind essence orbs containing a unique energy capable of rapidly strengthening worlds.
The stronger the beast the more potent its essence orb and the greater its benefit to worlds in need of growth.
Over more than a decade Lin Moyu studied this energy closely and concluded that it was the essence of Yin-Yang Origin Energy.
Upon reaching this conclusion he felt a sudden clarity as his findings aligned perfectly with his prior knowledge.
Yin-Yang Origin Energy could evolve Great Daos transforming barren worlds into vibrant ecosystems teeming with life.
However the process was slow requiring immense time for accumulation and gradual development.
World evolution relied on absorbing and utilizing Yin-Yang Origin Energy.
The energy within essence orbs was essentially purified and concentrated Yin-Yang Origin Energy.
This concentrated form allowed worlds to absorb it quickly accelerating their growth exponentially.
From this realization it became clear that Great Dao Beasts must inhabit a realm rich in Yin-Yang Origin Energy.
Lin Moyu immediately thought of Origin Ancestral Land a place he had visited briefly upon entering it for the first time.
That region was filled with origin spiritual veins and endless reserves of Yin-Yang Origin Energy.
It also birthed countless origin creatures which Lin Moyu had slain to acquire his own Yin-Yang Origin Energy.
However Lin Moyu knew he had only glimpsed the surface of that space. If deeper within lay the world of Great Dao Beasts it wouldn't be surprising.
This hypothesis brought greater clarity to Lin Moyu's understanding of the universe.
He theorized that the real world and Soul Void represented opposing aspects of Yin and Yang with Origin Ancestral Land situated between them.
From this central point all Great Daos emerged radiating outward into both realms.
Simultaneously Yin-Yang Origin Energy illuminated both realms merging with and evolving Great Daos.
In the real world it nurtured independent worlds capable of sustaining life.
In Soul Void it revealed the shadowy aspects of those same worlds.
Together the real world carried physical bodies while Soul Void housed souls creating complete worlds through Yin-Yang fusion.
If Great Daos and Yin-Yang Origin Energy could permeate both realms it stood to reason that gaps or fissures might exist between them.
Great Dao Beasts likely traversed these gaps to enter both realms.
This explained why such beasts appeared in Soul Void and suggested they might also exist in the real world.
However as Lin Moyu remained confined to Origin Continent he couldn't explore beyond it and thus hadn't encountered any Great Dao Beasts in the real world yet.
The universe operated under strict order and even Great Dao Beasts adhered to these rules avoiding certain areas entirely.
Just as they remained within specific zones in Soul Void they likely resided within distinct regions in the real world too.
Lin Moyu recalled hearing about a place called Wilderness from Yang Ancestral Dragon a location where such beasts might roam freely after entering reality.
It resembled desolate lands he had visited in smaller worlds regions seemingly designated for Archaic Beasts.
Based on events following Yang Ancestral Dragon's return it seemed that entering reality caused changes in these beasts.
Specifically they gained physical bodies instead of remaining purely spiritual entities.
This transformation granted them attributes unique to reality including curses and poisons absent from Soul Void.
Over decades spent hunting Great Dao Beasts Lin Moyu pondered fundamental questions about existence itself.
By unraveling such mysteries he hoped not only to understand heaven and earth but also to refine his own Thousand Worlds by applying lessons learned.
Re-entering World Tree Great Spirit Domain Lin Moyu noticed its distinct atmosphere filled with human presence everywhere.
Here the influence of Small Spirit Domain Kings and Soul Void was minimal at best.
Human Sovereign's dominance had effectively turned even parts of Soul Void into human territory.
World Tree Emperor seemed indifferent despite being nominal ruler over this domain and allowed Human Sovereign free rein.
This unusual dynamic suggested mutual benefits between them including their collaboration on projects like soul pearl distribution.
Redstone Emperor's warning about soul pearls being "poisonous" lingered in Lin Moyu's mind as he approached the trading market once more.
"Senior do you need a guide?" someone asked politely upon his arrival.
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