Supreme of All Realms.

Summary

Chu Tian reflects on the status of alchemists in the Fallen Star Ocean, noting their scarcity and the destruction of alchemist organizations by an unknown force. He questions the Heavenly Clan's methods of producing mediocrity by erasing the true inheritances of alchemy and artifact forging. Qing Yang praises Chu Tian's insights, revealing the historical context of the human race's potential and the control exerted by the three ancestors. He describes the world as a trial ground, where extraordinary talents emerge only to be manipulated by the ancestors. Qing Yang's chilling perspective reveals the heartlessness of the ancestors, who treat the Heavenly Clan as mere tools to be discarded when obsolete. Chu Tian realizes he knows little about the true nature of the Heavenly Clan and the San Xian Men, feeling the pressure of Qing Yang's words, which imply that his value lies solely in his connection to Luo Er, a favored descendant of the ancestors.

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