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BOUNDLESS UNIVERSE

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Chapter 1 - Chapter 2 — The Gentle Pulse of Power

The sun climbed higher above the Azure Spirit Mountains, casting warm light over the valley. Mist lingered in the corners, curling around rocks and trees like wandering spirits, while the faint hum of spiritual energy filled the air.

Wuya sat cross-legged on the valley floor, eyes half-closed, hands hovering over the small floating islands of his inner world. The tri-colored currents of energy—gold, silver, and blue—still spiraled faintly around him, like invisible ribbons of power, intertwining with every pulse of his heartbeat.

He took a deep breath.

The Primordial Bloodline Path pulsed with molten warmth, golden light flowing through his veins like sunlight captured in liquid form. It was gentle now, no longer overwhelming, but it carried a promise: strength beyond imagination, waiting to awaken fully.

The Dao Path shimmered like silver threads stretching outward, faint and delicate, wrapping around the miniature rivers and mountains of his inner world. Laws whispered to him, subtle hints of time, space, and cause, as if the universe itself were leaning closer to observe.

The Inner World Path rippled and shifted, tiny clouds drifting over the miniature mountains, rivers flowing, and tiny sparks of life appearing as small glowing insects and plants. Wuya's fingers traced the air, and the floating islands tilted in response, delicate yet obedient.

"This… this feels different from before," he murmured. "It's… alive."

He reached out, and a small golden figure formed above his palm, a faint avatar of his bloodline. It was humanoid, but radiated power too vast for its size. It mirrored his movements, floating beside him in perfect synchronization.

A breeze swept through the valley, carrying the scent of flowers and the faint crackle of latent energy. Wuya tilted his head, watching as the silver Dao threads wove themselves through the inner world, linking mountains, rivers, and clouds into a subtle, invisible lattice.

He experimented further. With a flick of his hand, a tiny storm cloud formed above a floating island. Lightning crackled, but it obeyed his intent, striking only the stone beneath it, carving shallow grooves that shimmered with silver light.

"The three paths… they're not just energy," he whispered. "They're… companions."

From the cliff above, the cloaked figure observed silently. He made no sound, but a faint ripple of energy brushed against Wuya's awareness—a reminder, gentle yet firm, that he was not alone. The figure's presence lingered like a shadow of guidance, a subtle nudge toward growth without interference.

Hours passed, though Wuya lost all sense of time. The miniature world in his dantian grew more intricate. Rivers connected to lakes, mountains rose higher, and clouds drifted lazily across the horizon. Tiny sparks of life multiplied, small creatures crawling and flying across the floating islands, responding to his invisible touch.

He felt the subtle pull of the three paths in harmony, their gentle pulses resonating with one another, almost as if they were communicating: a golden warmth of bloodline, a silver hum of law, and a blue ripple of creation.

Finally, he opened his eyes fully, and a smile curved across his lips. "I… think I understand a little more now."

The valley was silent once again, save for the soft hum of the tri-path energies within him. Though no tribulation had appeared, no enemy had struck, Wuya knew this calm was not the absence of danger—it was the first quiet moment before countless trials and challenges would awaken.

Yet he also knew this: with patience, understanding, and careful shaping of his inner world, he could grow beyond what any ordinary cultivator could dream of.

The journey had begun in quiet whispers and gentle pulses of power. But soon, the Boundless Universe would feel the awakening of a Primordial Lineage, and the boy named Wuya would leave his mark on worlds yet unborn.