The Strange Path of the Dao

Name: The Strange Path of the Dao
Author: The Miracle Worker Who Can't Use Magic

道诡异途

by The Miracle Worker Who Can't Use Magic (不会魔法的奇迹师)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 114k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Eastern Cultivation
Updated: 11mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Deep underground, the container storing pain broke apart. It wasn’t a bomb that caused it, but the devouring of the Interstitial Whale, which destabilized the structure. Two thousand fragments of consciousness poured out, but instead of dissipating, they began to... merge.

They wound around one another of their own accord, like vines, like tentacles, like despair given physical form. A vast entity made of pure pain was being born underground.

It had no intelligence, only instinct: to make every living thing feel its pain.

The Interstitial Whale was ecstatic. It smashed through the remaining membrane of reality, forcing its entire body into the underground space, and began to “dance” with the newborn entity of pain. It was not a battle, but a kind of twisted mating ritual. Two inhuman things entwined, devouring and merging with each other.

And in the process, more information leaked out:

The factory’s location was no accident. This was a “weak point in reality,” and had been since ancient times. Ancient civilizations had performed sacrifices here; in the Middle Ages, witches had been tried here; and during wartime, there had been a concentration camp here. Pain had settled here, layer upon layer, making reality as fragile as rotten wood.

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