Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 2996

Severin gazed at the outline of the Celestial Realm which seemed to grow increasingly distinct. He was even able to discern the presence of many powerful beings.

With the blessing of the heavenly heart imprints, he swept his divine senses across the Celestial Realm before settling upon the Devil Realm behind him. Severin's expression darkened slightly, as he noticed that they were almost on the brink of contact with each other.

Severin contemplated how Bleurealm might be the first to collide with the celestial realm within a couple of months, followed by the Devil Realm. In not a few years' time, the Bleu Celestial Realm would emerge from the ashes.

As the three realms drew closer, Severin gradually felt the call of the other two heavenly heart imprints. Unfortunately, the terrifying sea of chaos that separated them was simply too much for even a royal celestial to withstand.

After a moment's observation, Severin withdrew his gaze and commanded his soul to swiftly return to his corporeal form.

As soon as his soul reunited with his physical body on Enchanted Peak, a dazzling golden light erupted from the training room that cast a brilliant radiance across the entirety of Bleurealm. From the southern skies to the far west, the light extended across Midland, Northsea, and Eastplain. Disciples from many different sects raised their heads and witnessed the spectacle, their eyes filled with envy and curiosity. The bright light was all that everyone was talking about.

Their golden radiance came and went in a flash. Within the training room, Severin observed his body with his divine senses and noted that the expansion of his Small Thousand Worlds had reached several hundred million miles.

Of particular note was the celestial peach tree atop the Heaven Pillar Mountain, which gleamed red with dew-kissed branches following much of the nurturing that Severin had poured in using the laws of creation.

Beside the celestial peach tree was a sapling that radiated with incredible stellar power. It grew vigorously, and had been cultivated from the dried seed of a celestial herb which he obtained from Jaxon. It had finally taken root and sprouted after two years of meticulous baptism by the laws of creation.

Compared to the celestial peach tree, however, the sapling, which revered the power of the stars, grew fairly slowly and was only able to reach a height of less than a meter in two years. Severin sensed the exceptional potential of that tree and surmised that it might surpass the celestial peaches and become a spiritual root.