The Supreme God

"Is it possible that those springs contain countless precious treasures?

That is the only reason I can think of why there are so many corpses of divine gods here. They are probably guarding them,"

the chaotic sky-devouring beast speculated as he gestured to the springs.

"Well..." Austin sighed and thought for a while.

"I guess we can't rule out that possibility,"

he added sullenly.

Austin was itching to explore the springs, but considering that it was heavily guarded by so many remarkable corpses of divine gods, he didn't want to take that risk.

"By the way, isn't this place called the sea of reincarnation?

Maybe those springs have something to do with reincarnation,"

the chaotic sky-devouring beast suddenly suggested.

Prompted by this thought, Austin unleashed his spiritual sense to check the sea. After a while, he spoke again.

"Well, that actually makes sense.

The law of reincarnation is everywhere in the sea of reincarnation.

However, the law of reincarnation here is different from what I have learned.

It is much more profound,"

Austin said.

This sea was, indeed, filled with the law of reincarnation.

However, Austin couldn't understand the laws of reincarnation in this place.

That meant that whatever this law of reincarnation was, it was incredibly complicated and brilliant. Otherwise, he would have mastered it by now.

Under Austin's smooth navigation, the old ship went further into the sea.

And along the way, he and his companions spotted a total of a dozen springs.

They also saw a large number of corpses of divine gods that were guarding these springs.

They sailed on and on.

None of them aboard the ship knew how much time had passed since they had sailed.

Out of the blue, a spring suddenly came into their view.

As Austin and his companions fixed their eyes on it, all their faces went slack with surprise.

The spring in front of them was much larger than the previous ones they had seen.

Austin could see that it was giving off a bright light, and even from afar, he could sense that it was full of vitality.

The spring was at least a hundred times larger than the other springs, as it occupied a vast area.

instant, Austin felt that the spring was home to a god of

stay on board, okay? I'll go and

he immediately volunteered.

he jumped off and

about to approach it, a tall

was glowing with a deep green light like a magic jade, and it was wearing silver armor. The overwhelming energy it

opened its eyes

strange noises rumbled from inside the corpse. Its black hair was also glistening

way too powerful," Austin marveled loudly in his

stopped in his tracks, not daring to get closer to the wondrous spring,

again shocked to find that the divine god's corpse was not

'This is terrible!

corpse possesses such strong powers. I wonder how powerful it was

be a

no governing god could be this powerful after

a

sent chills down

of chaos is still stronger than

other

decided as he shook

he turned around to retreat and went

was incredibly relieved when the tall corpse didn't chase

Austin immediately activated the ancient ship and continued to explore the sea. However, he found nothing special except

of this sea of reincarnation is held within

I could explore them, but they are protected by so many powerful

Austin whined despondently.

try to get past those corpses

could be

sky-devouring beast proposed as he looked at one

"No! Forget it!

corpses of divine

us together, we will be in grave

disagreed, shaking his head

if we

out of

as he turned

are hidden in those springs. But we can't find a way to enter them now,' he thought

we have the chance, and then

comforted the others

the ship around and sailed back to

they docked their ship as they reached

"I'm finally back!"

as his feet touched the ground, Orson heaved a long sigh of relief.

we going

Orson asked Austin hesitantly.

was fully aware now what the young man was

those corpses, he could not help but admire

in front of this

about anything else related to

Austin inquired.

a while as

his head and said, "I'm sorry, but, as