I am a living immortal.

"I've said it before, nothing is impossible. If you can become stronger, why can't I? We all move forward. Maybe I'm just progressing faster than you. There's no need to be so hesitant or panic. Just die peacefully."

As Su Mu spoke, his entire body continued to grow larger in Yujiang's eyes, his face became less clear, and spiritual energy and rules surrounded him, becoming extremely vast.

It only takes a moment to go from looking straight to looking up.

This wasn't a physical increase, but a change in aura and strength. The hand Su Mu was holding on his head grew heavier and heavier, so heavy that he couldn't believe it.

For a moment, he seemed to see the shadows of those great gods.

Those who once stood at the top had once daunted him. There was a chasm between them, a chasm that existed innately and could not be filled later.

Now he actually saw their shadows in this acquired creature, which was more difficult to accept than his own eternal death.

&34;How could you have reached this point, how could you have...&34;

"Anything is possible."

Su Mu's voice sounded like a bell ringing from the clouds into his ears.

But Yujiang didn't believe it, he didn't agree, he wasn't willing to accept it. At this moment, Yujiang struggled even harder than before, just to break this incredible illusion.

Su Mu could see Yujiang's yearning for and helplessness towards those gods at the top.

Once upon a time, he had tried to catch up with these beings, but the gap between them was too great. It took him thousands of years to convince himself that those beings were born superior, and no matter how hard he tried, he could never catch up, and that such beings would never exist again.

Such an explanation fell apart at that moment. The slap of reality tore through the scar, revealing the bloody truth: it was possible, but you just couldn't. Just you just couldn't...

This sentence kept repeating in his mind over and over again, making it difficult for him to accept it.

His pride as an innate god also did not allow him to accept it.

The being that was once used as blood food and abused at will has grown to a point where even he is afraid of it.

Perhaps sensing Yujiang's reluctance, Su Mu prepared to kill him: "You don't have to do this. Speaking of strength, I'm not the only one who has reached such heights in your eyes. Don't you believe that you are a congenital god, and acquired gods also need to be sealed. Mountains and rivers, this vast land, the vast universe, who do you think is responsible for this?"

Su Mu smiled and continued to poke people in the heart: "You have never known, but I do. After all, you can only look at those beings and feel sorry for yourself, while I can be on par with them. Do you think you are unlucky, or do you think you are extremely lucky? There are countless strong people in this world. I can do it, why do you think others can't? The only one who can't do it is you."

This remark left Yujiang speechless. In this vast world, he could even encounter someone like Su Mu, so why did he think that Su Mu was the only one?

After reaching this conclusion, Yujiang's face paled, and his aura vanished, then vanished like a thousand miles. The will to resist that had been built up before collapsed in an instant.

&34;Think about it in eternal silence.&34;

As he spoke, he raised his hand and pressed his fingers together. From Yujiang's perspective, the sky darkened, and he never opened his eyes again. The surroundings fell into eternal silence, his body vanished into thin air, his soul returning to the world between heaven and earth.

Su Mu witnessed the "death" of an innate god. This death was completely different from that of ordinary beings. The body dissipated between heaven and earth, while the soul, though shattered, was guided by the world. He saw the indelible seal, engraved on the world, which contained the laws of winter, wind, and ocean. This seal dimmed with Yujiang's death.

It seemed to be waiting for its next return. However, cracks had appeared on Yujiang's seal. It was unclear whether they were left after his death, or from Yujiang's forced use of his strength, or both. Su Mu did not know this.

However, these innate gods were born powerful, and as long as the world did not perish, they would not die. Su Mu saw a drawback: these beings were the property of the world. They were powerful, but not that powerful. Born as gods, they always wielded the power of the world.

Breaking this shackle is incredibly difficult. This is perhaps the difference between ordinary innate gods and those at the pinnacle. Interesting, worthy of being the first creatures born into the world, powerful yet constrained at the same time, both good and bad.

Su Mu, however, did not have such constraints. Although spiritual energy was also a product of the world, it was not as important to the world as the rules controlled by the innate gods.

For a being like Zhulong, the price to escape the world must be high. He knew that Shenlong had also wanted to leave the world, but ultimately didn't. One reason might be reluctance, but another, perhaps unknown even to him, was that he paid the price to escape, the world's desire to keep him.

Thinking about it this way, the world's control over these innate gods is still very perfect.

Power is free, so how could the world that gave you that power let you go? It's impossible. Leaving comes at a price.

There are good and bad things.

Su Mu wasn't worried. When Yujiang died completely, his remains around the world simultaneously decayed, and the nutrients within were returned to the world, causing those few places to flourish and flourish.

After all, this was the vitality accumulated over thousands of years. Reviving an innate god wasn't easy. Speaking of which, Su Mu actually wanted to meet the swordsman who had chopped Yujiang into pieces.

Thinking of this, he returned to the hillside.

The world had truly come to an end at this point. Su Mu held a few more things in her hands: a dream seed and a wisp of dragon energy that hadn't completely dissipated.

He had no use for them, so he gave them back to the old goat.

The old goat didn't say anything and just accepted it.

"How does it feel to witness the fall of an innate god with your own eyes?"

"What's so impressive about this? I've seen countless immortal gods in my time, so what can a cripple like this do? But then again, what's your current level of strength?" Mirage Dragon wasn't surprised that an immortal god died in front of him; he was surprised by Su Mu's strength.

Although he said he was disabled, he could still recognize that Yujiang's strength was close to his peak. However, this strength did not cause any trouble in front of Su Mu. How could he not be surprised? This was the second time he asked. Su Mu hadn't been able to explain it clearly before, but now after the battle, he should have a general understanding.