Two Realms of Dust

Outside the Hongmeng Realm Wall is the Star Wall Realm where starships are arrayed and energy beams tear through the void - the people there believe in cold formulas and steel creations, use space stabilizers to seal the gaps, feed the ships with star core crystals, and regard the "aura" of the Xuanxu Realm as energy data to be analyzed. Within the boundary wall is the Xuanxu Realm where swords ring in the rift valley and talisman light locks flow turbulently. The monks here practice breathing and the spiritual energy of heaven and earth. They use delimiting talismans to suppress the folds of space, rely on spiritual marrow mines to build the foundation of the road, and regard the "mechanisms" of the Star Wall Realm as heretical magic that harms the heaven and earth. The seven gaps between the two realms are wounds caused by the collision of two realms. In the veins of Star Marrow Jade, there are both the pale golden talisman light condensed from the monk's fingertips, and the scarlet energy charging from the starship's muzzle; in the wind of Luochen Gorge, there are not only the whispers of the "Ji Kuo Clan" in the ancient books of the Xuanxu Realm, but also the reports of "supernatural life forms" returned by the detectors of the Xingyuan Realm. Shen Yanzhi's sword had just picked off the energy shield of the Xingyuan people, and the starship's main cannon was already aimed at the boundary wall; the Xingyuan exploration team had not finished writing the data analysis, and the monk's star-binding rope had already been wrapped around the mecha. They all thought they were protecting the world, but they didn't know that there were older things in the cracks in the Hongmeng boundary wall, waiting for a chaos that would cause chaos between the two worlds. Is it the sword that cuts through steel, or the technology that deconstructs spiritual energy? When the boundary wall finally began to tremble, the two worlds discovered that what they were fighting for was never the mineral veins, but the answer to "existence" itself.