My System Is Three Thousand Years Early

Due to extreme fear, his body curled up tightly.

These white worms were actually alive??

If the nearly invisible white worms in the air were the same kind as the ones here.

How long would it take for them to grow from being microscopic to the size of rice grains??

Cheng Guang’s eyes slightly widened in astonishment, finding it difficult to comprehend why these worms were placed on the offering platform of this shrine.

In the Five Daos Mountain, could it be that the ancient deities, not eating anything else, only had a taste for worms??

Cheng Guang silently speculated.

At the same time, Cheng Guang thought of something else.

"Previously, the Chicken Demon said not to touch his Fruits of Path to Divinity. Could it be that these worms are not just simple food to him but are akin to elixirs, both invaluable to cultivation?"

Cheng Guang stroked his chin, feeling more convinced of the possibility the more he thought about it.

After all, when the Chicken Demon died, an egg burst out of its body.

Cheng Guang’s gaze shifted, and he glanced over at Yuan Wuxie, who lay not far away on the ground, life and death uncertain.

Perhaps, thinking more deeply about it.

The Chicken Demon might have lived for so many years and not yet died, perhaps also thanks to these worms.

At the Daoist Mountain’s base, those Monkey Devils whose bodies vanished after death, did they all have worms inside them??

Cheng Guang thought of this and immediately felt his scalp tingle.

This wasn’t just Five Daos Mountain; it was clearly an insect nest!

Cheng Guang released the white worm he held lightly between his fingertips back into the jade dish, and quickly placed the dish into his storage ring.

These white worms were very unusual, and being able to grow this big, they might have some use.

Anyway, there wasn’t much danger to him, so he might as well take them with him directly.

After Cheng Guang put all the rice-sized white worms into the storage ring, his gaze fell on the water on the offering platform.

The water in the bowl appeared black.

Approaching, he did not feel much discomfort, only a dense moisture.

Cheng Guang didn’t look too closely and, after putting the water into the storage ring as well, was ready to leave the shrine.

Just as Cheng Guang was about to leave, Empress Wei could no longer sit still.

Her purpose in coming here was for the few items on the offering platform.

This time.

Not only did Empress Wei not gain anything, but she had also inadvertently cleared obstacles for Cheng Guang, the Town-Nation Duke’s Heir, allowing him to easily take what she had her eyes on into his possession.

That would have been fine.

Without the items, she could be indifferent.

But when she saw Cheng Guang really ready to leave without any intention of saving her, it made Empress Wei unable to sit still.

"Town-Nation Duke’s Heir, wait a moment!"

Empress Wei urgently called out to Cheng Guang.

Cheng Guang’s departing steps briefly paused.

His gaze fell on Empress Wei.

Empress Wei watched Cheng Guang, observing how his body created a clear dividing line between himself and the surrounding white worms.

No matter how many times she saw it,

She was profoundly shocked.

Empress Wei couldn’t understand what method Cheng Guang had used that the white worms, which she had little control over, could not approach his body.

Empress Wei furrowed her brows, then her tone lowered a few degrees, "Town-Nation Duke’s Heir, would you be willing to help me?"

"You don’t need to do much; just come to my side."

Currently, Empress Wei herself was surrounded by a dense swarm of white worms that she couldn’t even count; she continuously vibrated her Qi to keep the countless worms from approaching and to maintain temporary safety.

If she intended to directly break out of the white worm enclosure, she feared she wouldn’t get far before her body would be covered with many worms.

Empress Wei was already somewhat anxious, her tone even more earnest than before as she dropped her usual proud demeanor a bit.

At this moment, Empress Wei did not at all resemble her previous domineering and unparalleled self, the one who punched Sky-Men and trampled the Chicken Demon underfoot.

Cheng Guang watched Empress Wei and after observing her for a while, n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

He slowly turned his head and continued walking towards the exit of the shrine.

Empress Wei watched Cheng Guang about to leave, her face frozen in disbelief, then a wave of incredulity washed over her.

She hadn’t expected that even after she had pleaded desperately to Cheng Guang, the Town-Nation Duke’s Heir, he still wouldn’t react at all.

Was he not taking her, Empress Wei, seriously at all??

Empress Wei’s expression darkened slightly, her mood growing increasingly anxious.

Finally, with a gloomy face, she spoke out.

"Wait!"

"What would it take for you to lend me a hand?"

By saying this, Empress Wei was essentially letting Cheng Guang name his price.

Even if Cheng Guang demanded the most outrageous conditions, she would accept them at this moment.

Cheng Guang, hearing these words, was beginning to find the situation somewhat amusing.

Watching Empress Wei like this, he pondered for a moment, ready to continue leaving, when he suddenly saw far in the sky above the mountain peaks,

A stretch of blood-red color revealing itself. Find adventures at empire

A celestial phenomenon.

A Sky-Man had fallen.

Although Yuan Wuxie was half-dead by now, he hadn’t died yet.

In a strict sense, the first true Sky-Man death should have been him.

Cheng Guang looked toward the distant mountaintop, wondering what beings those Sky-Men who had gone up the mountain before had encountered, for a Sky-Man to die so quickly.

The journey into the Secret Realm hadn’t taken too long, had it?

Cheng Guang felt some unease about the road ahead.

Inside this Secret Realm, besides the mysterious bugs and some other inexplicable beings, there were also numerous Sky-Men present.