Beneath that boulder lay the corpses of many creatures, who had perished fighting for it, while the remaining people were still engaged in fierce battle.

At first, they avoided the boulder, fearing they might damage it, but later they discovered that with their strength alone, they couldn't possibly damage even a corner of it. With that, they had no more worries and fought to the point of utter madness.

It's not a priceless treasure, but it does carry some of the spirit left behind by Kunpeng... Hmm, it's worth treasuring...

Cao Ya made a ruthless move, targeting all living beings vying for the giant rock.

Shi Hao also made his move, his broken sword emitting a dark light, accompanied by thunder, and the Suanni roared.

"Who goes there?" The group of powerful warriors who were engaged in fierce fighting were shocked and angry, but when they saw Cao Ya, they were all stunned. Then their pupils suddenly contracted and their whole bodies trembled.

"Damn it, why didn't Cao Ya, the Great Wilderness Hermit, go deeper into the wilderness? Why is he still staying outside?" a cultivator cursed.

Cao Ya smiled and casually unleashed several palm strikes. The lightning bolts transformed into celestial blades, incomparably sharp and radiating a fierce blade intent. It was the spirit of daring to wield a blade towards the heavens, incredibly awe-inspiring, directly sweeping away the heroes, and many treasures were broken.

He cleared the area and approached the Kunpeng inscription. He stood before the boulder, a burst of lightning swirling around it, sending stone chips flying. He dug out the inscription, including the inscription itself, and then stored it in his Qiankun bag.

The crowd was shocked and extremely annoyed. A peerless expert like Cao Ya, the Hermit of the Great Wilderness, should be vying for the great fortune left behind by Kunpeng in the depths of the wilderness. Why should he compete with them for these scraps? Doesn't he feel ashamed?

When the heroes saw that Cao Ya had obtained the stone carving, they dared not stop him, because the thing was not the Kunpeng treasure, and Cao Ya was too terrifying. He was suspected of becoming a god. Even though his cultivation was suppressed to the Spirit Transformation Realm, he was still extremely strong and invincible in this place.

People dispersed, each choosing their own direction, venturing deep into the Kunpeng Ancient Nest, a world unto itself, in search of destiny.

The same applies to Cao Ya and Shi Hao.

The road they chose was very long, and they walked for more than ten days without reaching the end. This was the maximum speed of the Spirit Transformation Realm. In the outside world, such a long time would be enough to travel countless miles.

It can be confirmed that the Kunpeng Nest is a world of its own.

"The methods of the Ten Ancient Fiends are truly terrifying!" Shi Hao exclaimed in shock. Only after truly experiencing them did he realize the power and terror of these ancient great beings.

Cao Ya was also amazed. This last generation of Kunpeng from the Primordial Era fought against the immortals from other realms and returned with a severely injured body. After being ambushed by the True Immortal of the Immortal Palace and three other True Immortals, he killed and wounded the four ambushing True Immortals. Even with his dying body, he still had the strength to set up such a magnificent remnant nest in the lower realm, leaving behind various opportunities for creation to benefit future generations.

Such magnanimity and strength are rare even throughout history.

He believed that the reason why the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths suffered a great defeat and the alien realm won a great victory in the final battle of the Immortal Ancient Era was because despicable fellows like the True Immortal of the Immortal Palace dragged down the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths and seriously dispersed their strength.

Instead of yearning for support from the Immortal Realm, it would be better to develop ourselves and resist the invasion from other realms.

It's better to rely on yourself than others. Whether this guy from the Immortal Realm is willing to fight against other realms is another matter, but he's quite familiar with ambushing the True Immortals of the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths.

After all, the True Immortals, Quasi-Immortal Kings, and Immortal Kings of the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths all possess extremely unique Daoist techniques and magical treasures, making those from the Immortal Realm envious.

Cao Ya sighed. He had no intention of going to the Upper Realm, at least not now.

The Venerable Realm is still too weak. If you want to be powerful, independent, and unrestrained in the Upper Realm, you need to be at least at the Escape Realm, or even the Supreme Realm.

The Heavenly Gods, the Void Path, and the Slaying Me are all insufficient to challenge me.

The Holy Sacrifice, True One, and Divine Fire, which are below the level of the gods, are even further behind.

The Venerable Realm is still below the Divine Fire Realm.

Those who become gods in the lower realms are generally at the Divine Fire Realm, and those at the True One Realm (True God Realm) are extremely rare.

Moreover, the atmosphere in the upper realm is terrible.

There are those who lean towards the Immortal Realm and those who secretly collude with other realms, but those who firmly resist and insist on the independence of the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths are very rare.

Cao Ya is insignificant and his voice carries little weight. If he were to go up, he would only be cannon fodder. It would be better for him to stay in the lower realm, increase his strength, and then go to the upper realm. Only then would he have a voice and people would listen to him.

Now that he's arrived at the borderland imperial pass, he's probably not even cannon fodder.

That's the downside of the Great World; the ceiling for the cultivation system is too high... Even with significant progress, it still appears very weak within the grand worldview...

Cao Ya sighed softly. There are gains and losses. If he hadn't died and could have kept going, his potential would have been unimaginably high.

During this time, he entered the system space twice. There were no new people there, just a group of old people chatting and sharing their memories. His "primordial" self still hadn't appeared. He didn't know if he was close to success or if he had failed in his seclusion and passed away.

He could only pray a couple of times, hoping that I would succeed.

After all, the upper limit of the [Primordial World] is similar to that of [Perfect World], both of which can reach seven stars.

Meanwhile, the selves in other worlds each have their own experiences, and occasionally, while traveling, they might be slightly distracted to observe.

Well, this mainly refers to the memories shared by that guy from [Enjoyment Tutoring Street].

Since entering the system space and obtaining power between two-star and three-star levels, that guy has become unrestrained, indulging in revelry day and night. Just looking at those memories makes the other Cao Ya envious and jealous.

"Sanren, what's wrong?" Shi Hao asked, noticing that Sanren's mood seemed a bit off these past two days.

He wondered if the wandering man had been affected by something.

Cao Ya gave a wry smile, waved his hand to indicate that it was nothing, took a deep breath, and adjusted his mindset. In this place, if he was too careless, even if he was very strong and had Shi Hao with him, there was still a risk of him dying.

On their journey, they frequently engaged in fierce battles, fighting and killing hundreds of Spirit Transformation Realm cultivators along the way.

Perhaps they are experts who have surpassed the Spirit Transformation Realm, but within the Kunpeng Divine Nest, they are only at the Spirit Transformation Realm.

Cao Ya was not injured, but Shi Hao was.

In terms of physical strength alone, Shi Hao is definitely no match for Cao Ya. After all, Cao Ya's actual cultivation level far surpasses Shi Hao's, and he also possesses the "Indestructible Vajra Divine Art" of Cao Ya, the "Supreme One in a World".

Cao Ya pondered whether or not to teach Shi Hao a unique skill from another great world, such as the "Indestructible Vajra Divine Skill".

His only concern was the Heavenly Dao restrictions of the Perfect World.

He tentatively uttered a few words, but was immediately overwhelmed by boundless terror, as if the heavens and earth were against him and the world was radiating malice. He immediately shut his mouth.

This left Shi Hao completely bewildered, wondering what Cao Ya was up to.

Cao Ya sighed softly. The reason he was able to ignore the restrictions of the Heavenly Dao was probably because of the help of the system space. Otherwise, how could he be so special?

From then on, he gave up the idea of ​​teaching other great world techniques and divine skills, and only taught Shi Hao the treasure techniques of this world. Cao Ya's understanding of the "Thunder Spirit Treasure Technique" was naturally far superior to that of Shi Hao.

Occasionally, he would only talk about ideas that were different from the cultivation system of this world, to broaden Shi Hao's horizons, without involving specific methods, but the Heavenly Dao did not respond.

Shi Hao was incredibly perceptive; he would often gain insights while listening, which frustrated Cao Ya.