Novel Full Chapter 806: Origin Energy in its Most Unfiltered Form
The gu insects immediately became restless when Yelia got to work.
Sharp screeches echoed throughout the underground space.
The gu insects, especially the 4th Order ones, could feel that there was some form of drastic change that was about to take place in their surroundings. After all, it was nothing short of an apocalyptic scenario for all those little beings.
Meanwhile, inside Aksai’s vision, a massive system notification suddenly appeared.
[xxxxxxxxx Spirit Farming Points deducted.]
The spectral notification was color-coded in red and yellow and even had an animated piggy-bank breaking apart while a crying pig squealed dramatically. Tears bigger than its face.
It seemed Nuri was trying to cheer Aksai up by using memories and humor from his previous world to lighten the mood. Unfortunately, it only ended up irritating him even more.
Aksai’s face twitched in mild annoyance looking at the crying pig animation, but he did not say anything to Nuri.
As an artificial intelligence that had only recently developed human-like consciousness similar to a real soul, Nuri was not much different from a human child to a certain extent. Aksai did not want to hinder her growth by placing too many restrictions on her behavior.
’Haah! As always, I’ve become a poor farmer once again. Who told us farmers to have dreams? We can only stay broke across the multiverse. All Spirit farmers need welfare schemes in Dadangar World just to survive, damn it.’
But before he could continue complaining in his head—
The Enchanted Everwood Farm finally activated fully. A gigantic spatial vortex suddenly appeared above the underground farm. The surrounding space distorted violently.
Aksai slowly stepped outside the circle formed by the spatial flags.
The silver flags continued glowing quietly behind him. Thin streams of spatial light connected the flags together, forming a massive web that covered the entire underground gu insect farm.
The moment Aksai left the circle completely, Yelia raised one of her small hands gently.
“Master, stay outside the anchoring zone until everything is done,” she said calmly. “The integration process has already started.”
Aksai nodded silently.
The next moment—
RUMBLE!
The entire underground space shook violently.
The countless formations spread across the gu insect farm lit up all at once. Green, purple, blue, and black lights flashed throughout the enormous underground region. The gu insects instantly became restless.
Sharp screeches echoed everywhere. The alchemy dolls stopped moving completely as the spatial power around them surged wildly.
Then—
The darkness beneath the farm suddenly started moving.
Aksai’s eyes narrowed slightly.
At first, it looked like ordinary shadows stretching across the ground. But within moments, the shadows started twisting unnaturally. They rose upward like black waves before spreading across the underground space like living creatures.
The sight felt horrifying.
It looked as if some invisible void monster hidden beneath reality itself had opened its mouth and started swallowing the entire gu insect farm whole.
The stretched shadows climbed over the walls, formations, poison pools, and gu habitats silently. Wherever the darkness passed, the space behind it disappeared into the void completely.
The process was strangely quiet. No explosions. No violent tearing sounds. Entire sections of the underground farm simply vanished as if they had never existed in the first place.
Aksai unconsciously held his breath. For the first time in his life, he truly felt it in its most unfiltered form.
Origin Energy.
The moment Yelia started using the Enchanted Everwood Farm’s true power, Aksai instinctively sensed something vast hidden beneath the spatial fluctuations.
His pupils shrank slightly.
He could not properly describe the feeling.
It was too big.
Too distant.
Too absolute.
It felt similar to a mortal sailor standing alone on a tiny wooden ship in the middle of a calm ocean while suddenly witnessing a gigantic tsunami rise endlessly in the far distance.
Even if someone assured the sailor that the tsunami would never reach him—
Even if experts promised that he was completely safe—
The sheer sight alone would still make the sailor feel small.
Insignificant.
Fragile.
That was exactly how Aksai felt right now. The underground space around him remained stable. He sensed no direct danger from the Origin Energy itself. Yet his instincts screamed at him continuously.
Do not touch it.
Do not approach it.
Do not even try to understand it yet.
Aksai slowly raised his head and stared toward the swallowing darkness without blinking. The stretched shadows continued devouring the gu insect farm piece by piece. Behind those shadows, countless strange spatial runes flickered silently in the void.
The runes looked ancient. Far older than anything Aksai had ever seen before. They moved slowly across the darkness like invisible laws shaping reality itself.
Aksai’s heartbeat gradually sped up. For the first time since entering the cultivation world, he truly felt how tiny he still was.
Core Formation realm? Lord status? Island owner? Guild master?
All of it suddenly felt meaningless before this boundless force. Compared to the Origin Energy, he felt smaller than dust.
And yet—
A strange excitement slowly appeared in his eyes. Fear, wonder, respect, and curiosity. All those emotions mixed together inside his heart.
Even though Nuri showed no spectral notifications this time, Aksai instinctively knew something important was happening to him. This experience itself was valuable.
Just witnessing this scene was adding something invisible to his cultivation path. His understanding of space, formations, and the Heretic Dao quietly deepened.
Aksai did not look away. He forced himself to continue watching the terrifying display despite the pressure weighing on his mind.
Then suddenly—
A bright red spectral notification flashed before his eyes.
[Warning.]
[Spatial integration obstruction detected.]
[Origin Energy flow interrupted.]
Aksai’s expression changed instantly.
Before he could properly read the notification—
Yelia suddenly appeared beside him. Her small face no longer looked calm.
“There is a problem,” she said seriously.
Aksai immediately looked toward her.
“What happened?”
Yelia pointed toward the center of the underground gu insect farm.
Only then did Aksai notice something strange. Most of the underground region was already disappearing into the void. The poison pools were gone. Entire gu habitats had vanished. Even the distant formation pillars were being swallowed completely.
However—