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The Eternal Ruler of Primordial Gods

Their existence has a beginning and no end. They are immortal. But the primordial gods are never born and never die. Their existence has no beginning and no end. They are eternal.

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The sky darkened further, casting an ominous shadow over the mountains. The heavens seemed to convulse, and a gaping hole began to form amidst the swirling clouds. The wind picked up, forming a colossal whirlpool in the sky, its forceful gusts echoing like the roars of ancient dragons.

As the whirlwind intensified, the very fabric of the sky seemed to twist and turn. Wind dragons, serpentine and majestic, began to materialize, their ethereal forms spiraling around the vortex. Their presence was both awe-inspiring and terrifying, a display of raw, untamed power.

Lightning crackled across the sky, illuminating the chaotic scene with blinding flashes of white light. The old man stood resolute amidst the growing storm, his eyes reflecting the tumultuous energy around him. Without warning, a bolt of lightning, charged with the fury of the heavens, struck down at him.

The air sizzled with electricity as the lightning descended, aiming to smite the old man where he stood. Yet, he did not falter. His aura flared, a protective shield of green and white light enveloping him. The lightning struck his barrier with a deafening crash, the impact sending shockwaves through the ground and splitting the air with a sharp, acrid smell. 

the old man raised his hands, his fingers tracing ancient symbols in the air as he began to chant, "By the ancient blood of my forebears, by the balance of heaven and earth, through the forces of Yin and Yang, I call upon the power of Resonara." His voice resonated with a firm and steady authority, cutting through the cacophony of the storm.

As he chanted, his barrier grew stronger, the green and white light intensifying. The energy around him seemed to bend to his will, countering the relentless assault of the lightning and the wind dragons. The celestial forces clashed in a spectacular display of power, the old man standing as the unwavering focal point of this cosmic battle.

The guards, trembling with fear, hurried to obey his earlier command, carrying the princesses to safety. Luo Kang, the last guard still conscious, moved with determination, his grip firm as he shielded the princesses from the flying debris and the ferocious winds.

"Quickly, go!" the old man shouted, his voice carrying the weight of both command and urgency. He knew he could not hold off the storm forever, but every moment he bought was precious. His body glowed with the effort, the green and white light of his aura a beacon of hope amidst the chaos.

As Luo Kang and the princesses made their escape, the old man's thoughts turned inward, focusing on the immense power he was channeling

he sky continued its rage, the winds howling like a chorus of vengeful spirits. The very air crackled with tension, and the clouds swirled ominously as if the heavens themselves were about to descend.

"Just what realm is that old man in? What is happening? Is this divine punishment for opening the Scroll of Zen?" one of the princesses whispered, her voice barely audible over the storm.

Both princesses shivered, their low cultivation bases offering little protection against the overwhelming power that filled the air. They clung to each other, their faces pale with fear as they watched the old man defy the forces of the cosmos.

Deep down at the base of the mountain, Lin Xuan froze in his place. His breathing became rapid, each inhale and exhale a struggle. As a boy without sight and with no cultivation base, he relied on his other senses to navigate the world. Now, those senses screamed at him, filling his mind with a single, overwhelming sensation: death.

The feeling of extreme danger pressed down on him like a physical weight. His body started to shiver uncontrollably, the primal fear of mortality gripping him tightly. But even in the face of such terror, Lin Xuan refused to give in. He clenched his fists, his knuckles turning white, and forced himself to take a step forward. Then another.

"I won't give up," he whispered to himself, his voice barely audible against the roar of the storm. "I won't let fear control me."

Above, the old man continued his chant, his voice steady and resolute despite the chaos around him. The barrier of green and white light pulsed with power, holding back the storm's fury. Each bolt of lightning that struck it was met with a flash of defiance, the old man's will unwavering.

The wind dragons twisted and coiled, their ethereal forms dancing around the vortex. The heavens roared, but the old man stood firm, a lone figure against the wrath of the cosmos. The old man, sensing the boy's determination, felt a surge of pride. Despite the overwhelming odds, despite the fear that gripped him, Lin Xuan was climbing. He was fighting. "

Hahaha, that boy... he sure is unique," the old man mused, a faint smile playing on his lips despite the chaos. "I wasn't mistaken. I guess only time can tell."

Down the mountain, Lin Xuan had already fallen unconscious, his body unable to withstand the overwhelming pressure and fear. His spirit, however, had shone brightly, a beacon of resilience in the face of impossible odds.

As the princesses descended with their guards, Luo Kang cradled the unconscious Lin Xuan carefully. The storm's fury had not lessened, but their path seemed to open up as if respecting the boy's bravery.

The princesses, though shaken, found strength in the old man's words and Lin Xuan's tenacity. "Grandfather," one of them whispered, her voice trembling, "what will happen to him?"

"Don't worry," Luo Kang replied, his voice steady despite the turmoil. "The old man has seen something in him. We must trust in his judgment."

The guards, despite their fear, carried on with their mission, ensuring the safety of the princesses and Lin Xuan. They moved quickly, each step taking them further from the epicenter of the storm and closer to safety.

The old man, standing firm against the celestial onslaught, cast one last glance towards the descending group. His heart was heavy with the knowledge of the trials to come, but also lightened by the hope embodied in Lin Xuan.

"Quickly, go!" he shouted once more, his voice a mixture of command and prayer. "Do not stop, do not falter!"

As they moved away, the old man's thoughts turned inward. The Scroll of Zen, the ancient prophecy, and the mysterious power that Lin Xuan might hold—it was all converging into something far greater than any of them could yet comprehend.

The storm raged on, but within it, the seeds of a new era were being sown. The celestial forces clashed, and the old man's defiance stood as a testament to the enduring spirit of those who dare to challenge the heavens.