Jie Tianran's eyes were bloodshot, veins bulging across his body — he had never lost his composure like this before.
His killing intent toward Chu Feng had also surpassed anything he'd felt before.
Because he had had enough of this.
Every time he achieved something, Chu Feng would immediately stick his foot in and ruin it.
And this time, on the surface at least, Chu Feng had clearly overshadowed him.
He couldn't understand it.
But he was furious.
This made the Seven Realms Holy Mansion elders present extremely uneasy.
They even felt that simply breathing was wrong, terrified that the sound of their exhalation might draw the Mansion Master's wrath upon them.
But Jie Tianran did not vent his emotions.
Instead, he closed his eyes, and when he opened them again, his heaving chest had calmed considerably.
He had adjusted his emotional state in a remarkably short time.
"Chu Feng, you really are a lingering ghost."
"But this old man will show you."
"Who the true victor will be."
Jie Tianran said silently to himself.
...
Meanwhile, Chu Feng and the others were still en route to the Ancestral Martial Galaxy.
However, through the observation formation aboard their warship, they were the first to detect the changes in the Divine Era.
The observing elders immediately informed Chu Feng and the others.
Right now, everyone stood before the observation formation.
After gazing upon the copper mirror — where the figures of Chu Feng and Jie Tianran contrasted like a deity standing above a mortal — they all turned their eyes toward Chu Feng.
Every gaze burned with intensity.
They instinctively felt that Chu Feng must have reaped enormous benefits.
Otherwise, how could the phantom of the Divine Era have projected such an astonishing scene connected to him?
"Young man, you really can keep secrets."
"But why did you keep even us in the dark?"
"Pulling off something this big without saying a word beforehand."
The President of the Martial Artist Trading Association walked up behind Chu Feng and gave him a firm slap on the back.
His words carried a complaint, but his face couldn't hide his delight.
Everyone else looked at Chu Feng with excitement, all believing that this change was the result of something Chu Feng had just done.
At the same time, they waited for Chu Feng to speak.
They wanted to hear from Chu Feng's own mouth what kind of benefits he had obtained.
"Big brother, is it because you obtained the qualification to enter the Divine Era?"
Little Fish was the one who had guessed the reason.
After all, when Chu Feng had first come to the Seven Realms Galaxy, the first thing he'd done was not extract the power of the Divine Era.
Instead, he had first observed the special power hidden within the Seven Realms Galaxy.
In the end, Chu Feng had discovered that what was hidden there was actually the qualification to enter the Divine Era.
Little Fish had also attempted to comprehend it, but had failed.
Ultimately, it was Chu Feng who succeeded.
Only after succeeding, nothing particularly special had happened.
"That should be it," Chu Feng said.
"The qualification to the Divine Era?"
Hearing this, the crowd's eyes filled with curiosity.
And Chu Feng did not hide anything, telling everyone what had happened before.
"Chu Feng, as expected of you."
Even after learning that Chu Feng had only obtained the qualification and had not gained any actual power, Ling Xiao still couldn't stop grinning from ear to ear.
Because when the power of the Divine Era had entered the Seven Realms Galaxy, they had all been observing as well.
But almost no one had witnessed what Chu Feng had observed.
Not just them — presumably Jie Tianran hadn't been able to do so either.
Otherwise, the scene within the Divine Era would not have shown Chu Feng suppressing Jie Tianran.
"Young Master is truly extraordinary."
These old generals of their grandmother's also spoke up one after another, and it was not mere flattery — it was genuine admiration.
Even though they had not accompanied Chu Feng through the process of obtaining that power, As Spirit World Masters, they could imagine just how difficult it must have been.
"Hm?"