Paragon Of Sin

Chapter 1818  Chapter 1811: A Choice

Tensions mounted. Plans formulated. Gazes gathered. The central location of this growing development within the Utmost Purity Galaxy was a silver palatial structure that orbited the edge of the Armored Boon Stellar Region, and the cause of it was none other than the boundlessly mysterious Su Yi, the wielder of the ancient Sword of the Transient Realm. Meanwhile, neutral powers such as the Incandescent Star Palace were making odd moves such as sending Stellar Transit Lights through the Void-Blank Space between galaxies, sending them off to the neighboring and nearby Galactic Zones, some of which could be considered multi-galactic. They drew much speculation about their intent. Were they preparing for a great, galaxy-devastating clash?

There was a timer of seven days, and the peak powerhouses thirsting for Su Yi's secrets eyed the Original Dawn Palace without blinking for a single moment. The only thing that held back their rising greed was the Ascendant Emperor of the Neo-Dawn Empire, an extraordinary Exalted Worldly Saint Alchemist, and a terrifyingly powerful and enigmatic foreigner from beyond. Every move he played thus far was curious yet calculated, and despite all sorts of growing rumors about his true cultivation and source of his powers, none dared to be the first to genuinely test the foreigner's power. While this was the Utmost Purity Galaxy, supreme existences fought for their own interests. As long as this foreigner didn't threaten them or the foundation of their galaxy, why would they carelessly act? As for Su Yi, if this foreigner had the thought of hoarding his secrets after his declaration placed upon his Imperial Law's authority, then he would learn very soon that the Utmost Purity Galaxy's secrets were things he was not allowed to touch. Especially Su Yi's! Unbeknownst to the Utmost Purity Galaxy, this so-called foreigner had long since planned this all from the beginning, and they were merely walking down the paths he paved without fuss. Some had no choice in the matter. Others were complacent, confident in their power and means.

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