"Die!"

Followed by her shout, Mon-Tu-Casha unleashed a terrifying beam, disintegrating the maggot before her. She then noticed another drilled out of the ground, destroying it as well. "You dare eat away my dad's Law?"

"Just die!" A beam of energy rippled out, disintegrating all the eggs in the area as Mon-Tu-Casha tried to fly towards another location when she noticed that she was unable to do so.

"Is flying not possible here?" She frowned, noticing that even though she retained the same strength as before, everything in place was strangely more resistant to her abilities.

"Is it because this is the world representing Dad's law?" She muttered before feeling like that wasn't entirely the case.

It was her first visit to the Greater Universe Law World, so she wasn't aware of a lot of things.

As to where exactly this existed in the Greater Universe, she wasn't sure. Or rather, none managed to discover it to date.

The Greater Universe could be said to be infinite?

It was just that massive, impossible to travel despite the use of spatial storms. The more one traveled, the more they saw just how endless it seemed.

And there were obviously plenty of areas that were undiscovered.

Even the realms were only those discovered by traveling Gods that were curious about the Greater Universe. And through their travels from the beginning of time, certain routes had been mapped out, which was what was being used by Gods for various purposes.

It was just like the sea routes on Earth. From the old times to the modern-day, most ships traveled through a designated sea route because it was the most efficient and safe to travel through this path.

Similarly, travel through the Greater Universe was the same. Routes through the spatial storms were fixed between the realms, with at least one safe zone existing along the way where they could stop to stock up, rest, and recover.

These safe zones were bereft of any spatial storms and were havens to be at while traveling.

So, it could be said that most of the Greater Universe was largely unexplored. After all, just to mark the routes between the various realms, countless Gods had lost their lives.

Mon-Tu-Casha sprinted through the place, punching through an egg to disintegrate it, spitting out in anger. She continued to roam through the vast Law World, gradually exterminating the maggots and eggs one after another.

As every realm was developing, as the one with the most advantage, why would the Mong Realm hold back? Aware that most of their methods had been observed by the enemy, the Mong Realm began to work on new methods to give them an advantage.

They didn't change anything that formed their foundation; instead just focused on one personMon-Tu-Casha.

Unlike every cultivator, Mon-Tu-Casha was rather special in that she had access to every resource due to being the precious child of the God King. But that wasn't all. Only the God King had access to this wealth that no other realm or Greater Realm had for the matter.

Keys!

What were the Keys? Why did they come into existence? How did they come into existence? Most realms tried to look into it, only to give up in the end.

After all, their Keys were precious, something that couldn't be traded or experimented upon. However, the Mong Realm was different, having stolen multiple keys from various realms.

And all of them had been stored next to the Mong Realm Core. Every realm had four Keys, including weak realms.

Only Satellite Realms didn't have one. The presence of the key differentiated a realm from a Satellite Realm.

As the Mong Realm had stolen many keys, they could experiment and find out more about them. And with that, they began their most ambitious project to date.

Revival!

The first phase of this was their Realm AbilityRevival of Gods!

With that, the Mong Realm Gods were basically immortal as long as the Mong Realm itself was standing. Though, their ambitions didn't end here.

They wanted to bring back every single Mong Realm God from existence. Basically, they wanted to bring back every God that they had lost over the years, including from the times when the Mong Realm was an insignificant Realm under the control of the Garg Realm.

If they succeed in that, then their strength would skyrocket to the extent they would become capable of facing all the other three Greater Realms on their own, truly becoming the rulers of the Greater Universe.

Hence, everyone pooled their strength as the God King racked his brains to gradually use up all their spare keys, turning them into a God Seat.

With that, Mon-Tu-Casha inherited it, becoming the God of Keys.

Thanks to that, she attained the ability to arrive at the Law World from anywhere in the Greater Universe. Of course, she needed a connection.

In this case, the connection was the God King's Law. And so, she arrived at his Law World.

The Greater Universe Law World was a mysterious place that contained the Law Worlds of every single God in existence, whether dead or alive, truly containing the entire history of the Greater Universe.

Plus, it was through Mon-Tu-Casha that the Mong Realm planned to revive their dead Gods. Of course, that wasn't all. She could also invade the Law Worlds of Gods from other realms to steal their secrets.

The Law Worlds of living Gods were empty, just like the God King's. However, a dead God's Law World contained their everything. It was basically a treasure trove of information, secret techniques, etc.

That was all just lying out there, ready to be exploited.

The Kun Realm focused on building their advantage, as their innate nature dictated. But as an invasive species, the Mong Realm never had the intention to build up their own power.

From the start of their rise to their current hegemony, the Mong Realm had always done the same. And that was to plunder everything from others.

They never intended to change that about themselves, planning to do the same in the Greater Universe Law World as well. With that being said, Mon-Tu-Casha was an existence that was the culmination of all that, one that would become the future God King thanks to her supreme advantage.