The Chaos Book
Yet Yuan He knew the Chaos Blade tomes were fragments. Each law was a road, but the true road was beyond them all. Thus he began the work of shaping a supreme scripture—the Chaos Book.
Unlike the Chaos Blade, the Chaos Book was not divided by law. Instead, it fused them. It began with fundamentals: how to perceive the universe as an interwoven whole, how space supported time, how life emerged from birth, and how destruction seeded new creation.
Every principle was mapped, compared, and interlinked. The more Yuan He wrote, the more he felt as though he was transcribing the very language of the universe.
The first chapters spoke of balance: how fire could not exist without air, how lightning needed matter to ground itself, how death gave meaning to life. Later chapters delved into sovereignty: how a cultivator who unified laws could step beyond the limits of realm, beyond even the authority of so-called supreme beings.
At the heart of the Chaos Book was a single tenet:
"Chaos is not disorder—it is origin. All laws are children of one mother, and she is Chaos."
When he finished the first volume, Yuan He placed his hand upon the scripture. The Chaos Armor upon his body trembled in resonance, the Chaos Weapon at his side hummed, and even the Chaos Soul Treasure pulsed faintly. It was as if the treasures themselves acknowledged his work.
The Chaos Book was not just a scripture. It was a foundation of destiny.