Soul Land V: Rebirth of Tang San-Chapter 1106 - 1103: The Heartbeat of Heart of Nature

He had cultivated for two thousand years and presided over the Ancestral Court for an exceedingly long time, yet such a situation was happening for the first time. What was going on? Had some great event occurred?

His divine consciousness condensed and poured into the Heavenly Fox Holy Mountain beneath him, mobilizing the power of luck to perceive changes in the plane. However, everything seemed to have returned to tranquility, as though nothing had ever happened.

The Great Demon Emperor Heavenly Fox could no longer sit still. He suddenly rose from his seat, and in the next moment, he was already high in the sky, spreading out the power of luck to silently sense every subtle change.

Yet, after sensing for half an hour, he still could not detect any changes in energy. It was as if everything that had happened before was merely an illusion.

No, it couldn’t possibly be an illusion. He, being at the peak Demon Emperor Level and the wielder of the power of luck, understood that an illusion of this nature was absolutely impossible. Something must have happened; it was just that even he could not clearly sense what had transpired. For one who governs the power of luck, nothing was more tormenting than this.

A faint smile appeared on Tang San’s face, a trace of icy brilliance flashing in his eyes. The seven-colored jewel in his hand trembled slightly under the infusion of the power of faith, radiating an even more blazing seven-colored light.

He looked skyward and said calmly, "Just watch. Otherwise, even if tens of millions of years pass, you might not be able to condense such a Nature’s Heart again. When I leave, I will naturally return it. If you interfere again, you understand the consequences."

Indeed, at this moment, what he was holding in his hand was the Nature’s Heart he had acquired during the grand auction.

What is the Nature’s Heart? It is a supreme treasure of heaven and earth, naturally condensed from the overwhelming power of nature within a plane when it reaches a certain extreme. Only when a plane’s natural force becomes abundant enough does the possibility of its birth arise. Furthermore, any plane can only give birth to it once.

The Nature’s Heart, about the size of a fist, was something Tang San had encountered only once in his history as a Godking. But what was its significance? Harmonization with nature? No, it was far more profound than that.

The Nature’s Heart also carried another name: the Foundation Stone of the Divine Realm.

To transform a plane into a Divine Realm, the first requirement was the birth of the Nature’s Heart. Only then could top-tier powerhouses use the Nature’s Heart to create immortal aura and gradually evolve the plane.

In other words, for a physical plane to achieve Divine Realm status, the Nature’s Heart was an essential prerequisite. Moreover, only the Nature’s Heart born from that specific plane could serve as its Foundation Stone for success.

The treasure’s rarity and value were thus self-evident!

In the vast cosmos, the endeavor to birth a Divine Realm was extraordinarily challenging, with the most formidable hurdle being the attainment of higher-level enlightenment. Without this enlightenment, even if tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years passed, the Nature’s Heart, despite its existence, would remain unused and the plane incapable of transforming into a Divine Realm. Yet, if the Nature’s Heart were destroyed, then the plane would forever lose its chance to become a Divine Realm.

Thus, the moment Tang San activated the Nature’s Heart, the first reaction from the Falan Planet plane was fear and fury. The plane itself had some understanding of the Nature’s Heart’s importance, even though not even the plane master necessarily knew how to use it. However, it was acutely aware of the catastrophic implications of its destruction.

The Nature’s Heart was beyond the reach of even the current most powerful emperor-level beings; it could only be activated by true divine power. The power of faith belonged to this category of strength. Therefore, at this moment, the Nature’s Heart had been genuinely triggered.

The turmoil within the plane quickly settled, and all vibrations ceased.

In Tang San’s palms, the Nature’s Heart trembled gently, almost ingratiatingly, as it released its aura toward Tang San.

Tang San gazed at it and said softly, "This plane is not yet mature. Moreover, I do not currently possess sufficient strength. You must remember, as long as this plane remains under the rule of monsters and spirit monsters, it will never evolve into a Divine Realm. Only by humanity becoming the dominant race of this world can you truly progress toward evolution. Hence, I must borrow some of your power now to create an opportunity for humans."

The Nature’s Heart quivered slightly, as if expressing something to Tang San.

"Do not act in haste; you must understand the suppression and rejection the universal laws impose upon Divine Realms. Your existence indicates that this plane has made certain preparations, but it is far from enough. For a plane to evolve into a Divine Realm, it must endure myriad trials. Only after overcoming these trials can it complete its ultimate evolution and become a true Divine Realm. Falan Planet is one of the strongest planes under the Divine Realm that I have ever seen. Therefore, the trials you will face will be even greater in the future. I will assist you, but you must diligently protect humanity as well."

The Nature’s Heart ceased its trembling. Upon sensing the power of faith and the aura of deities, it responded to Tang San with longing—a longing for Tang San to activate it as the true Foundation Stone of the Divine Realm, enabling Falan Planet to progress toward becoming a Divine Realm. But accomplishing this was no easy feat; Tang San was unwilling to rush into it. Despite not yet regaining his peak state, as a First-Generation God King, he could not catalyze the evolution of the plane into a Divine Realm. Doing so would invite catastrophic destruction from the universal laws. Only entities that naturally originated and grew within the plane could genuinely lead it toward evolution.

With his right hand, Tang San lightly tapped the Nature’s Heart, and four luminous points emerged from it, suspended before him. They were blue, red, yellow, and green.

Tang San extended his left hand toward Pearl Island, and immediately, radiance scattered, silently pushing away all marine life within a radius of ten thousand meters from the island. The vast ocean in this region became increasingly pristine.

The four luminous points flew to four directions around Pearl Island, drifting into the sea.

As these four points entered the seawater, they did not produce any significant reactions at first. However, shortly after, the water’s color began to undergo stunning transformations.

This inspiration came from the Huoli Clan. Back when Tang San visited their territory, he had marveled at the wonders of the Magma Red Sea.

The area boasted an abundance of fire elements, making it highly conducive to the Huoli Clan’s survival. Its underlying principle stemmed from the presence of the Fire God Scepter. However, the Elemental Sea Tang San sought was not akin to the Magma Red Sea, which favored fire-attributed creatures—the Elemental Sea he envisioned was pure and pristine, enabling humanity to perceive and guide the power of elements for cultivation.

Thus, what he required was not just any divine tool belonging to gods. He needed an existence capable of fundamentally mastering the power of elements and nurturing, condensing its same-attributed elements at their core.

Nothing could fulfill this role better than the Nature’s Heart, which was formed from the concentrated power of elements across the plane—a true Foundation Stone of the Divine Realm.

What Tang San accomplished now was extracting four elemental seeds from the Nature’s Heart and planting them around Pearl Island. Under the gathering effect of the elemental seeds, the waters surrounding the area would naturally transform into an Elemental Sea, nurturing the elemental seeds as they grew.

Currently, the four attributes Tang San planted represented the fundamental elements: water, fire, earth, and wind. With these foundations in place, accompanied by the growth of the elemental seeds, the birth of more attributes within the Elemental Sea would follow in time. After all, all attributes trace their origins back to the fundamental ones. Separating these four elemental seeds would not significantly harm the Nature’s Heart either.

Gradually, faint radiances began to emanate from the four stretches of sea, forming the Elemental Sea only as a matter of time.