Canglan Tribulation: The First Encounter of the Four Realms
1. God Realm·Lingxiao Realm: Broken Jade
The glazed tiles of Yuxu Palace glowed coldly in the halo of divine energy. Lu Chenyuan hid behind the skirt of his mother Zhaoming Shen, holding half of the warm Canglan Pearl fragment between his fingertips. The sound of neat footsteps came from outside the temple, and every step was like stepping on the apex of his heart - he knew that those divine guards wearing silver armor and the Thunder God's emblem were here to capture his mother.
"A Yuan, remember, no matter what you hear or see, don't come out." Zhaoming Shen squatted down and hid him in the secret compartment under the altar table. A light blue barrier of divine energy formed on his fingertips. "This fragment will protect you. Go to the lower world and live a life as a mortal. Never return to the divine world again."
The dark voice suddenly became sharp. Lu Chenyuan looked through the gap and saw the God of Thunder Xiao Jin standing in the palace, his silver-white divine armor stained with divine blood, "Junior sister, you secretly hid the Canglan Pearl fragment and resisted the decision of the gods. Do you know your guilt?"
Zhaoming Shen raised the Canglan Pearl fragment in her hand, and the divine essence condensed into a light shield around her. "The gods are fighting for inheritance, controlling disasters in the lower world, and treating all creatures in the world as pawns. This is the real sin!"
The divine guards outside the hall swarmed up, and the light from the collision of divine essences pierced Lu Chenyuan's eyes. He heard his mother's cry of pain, heard the crisp sound of the fragment falling to the ground, and then a powerful force opened the secret grid - Zhaoming God was covered in blood, but he tightly protected him in his arms. The last bit of divine energy turned into a golden light belt, wrapping him and the fragment embedded in the center of his eyebrow, and fell towards the lower world.
"Live on, A Yuan..." When her mother's voice disappeared in her ears,
