Is that a Wisp?

Gong!

Feifei's Spiritual Incarnation began to morph immediately after, perfectly fusing into her as she no longer held herself back. With her hesitation gone, she tapped into her true potential, instantly manifesting the Soul Lamp as she extracted almost a hundred fragments, reviving them simultaneously.

And that wasn't all. With a tug of her fingers, she reeled in the surrounding Godly Energy, changing their forms to turn them into various materials.

The law of Earth, when activated, would turn the supplied Godly Energy into a lump of earth. That meant that it was possible to create materials by using up Godly Energy.

For Feifei, she used the fragments as inductors, inducing the Godly Energy as all materials suitable for them were manifested through Godly Energy.

"What the…? I revived?" A Semi-God Realm immortal looked in surprise, noticing more than a dozen immortals reviving simultaneously.

And that wasn't all. The speed of immortals reviving spiked rapidly as Feifei sent out a command, motioning for the revived immortals to bring her enough God Stones.

She then waved her hands, using a technique similar to the True Spirits to control Godly Energy, rapidly extracting it from the God Stones that she funneled into the revival fragments, rapidly condensing their bodies.

"It took her long enough." Sterlena gazed at Feifei, smiling as a result. She then patted Relena's shoulder, saying, "Remain here to greet the wisps when they revive. I'll be working on something."

"Alright, aunt." Relena nodded in response. "I know what you're worried about. We'll find a method to heal the God Realm and make it birth True Spirits once again."

"Ster… lena?" Suddenly, a powerful entity barged into the Mountain Sect, stopping before her in surprise.

"You're…?" Sterlena asked in confusion, gazing at the entity before her that seemed pretty pleasing to her eye, even though this was the first time she was seeing him.

"I'm Wally, the Wisp God," the entity said, slowly taking on his wisp form.

But unlike all the Wisps, his Wisp Core was golden in color as countless mysterious laws swirled around it. Moreover, when gazing at him, Sterlena felt as if she was looking at the God Realm itself. "How… is this possible?"

"This is the true nature of wisps," Wally said in response. "We aren't the scraps that remain of the cloth the True Spirits are cut out from. In truth, we're the Kun Realm's guards."

"Guards? What do you mean by that?" Sterlena was surprised to hear that.

"To form a simple analogy, there exist the red blood cells and white blood cells in the human body. True Spirits are the red blood cells for the Kun Realm while we wisps are the white blood cells," Wally explained. "And that's why Wisp Gods are capable of traveling the Four Realms without paying a price. It's because we are the guards that clean up the intruders that infiltrate our world."

"And the True Spirits exist to maintain and enrich the world's strength."

"That is…" Sterlena fell deep into thought, understanding that it indeed made sense once she pondered about it, understanding why Wisp Gods were capable of traveling the Four Realms without paying any price.

"Though, having too many guards would only weaken the world's development. And that's why the wisps have innate defects. Only those that can overcome that and become Gods are qualified to become the Kun Realm's guards," Wally spoke, asking after that. "By the way, where's Krune?"

"He was killed," Sterlena said, surprised when Wally exploded in anger right after.

But a moment later, he controlled himself upon seeing that Sterlena wasn't too affected. "He's… able to revive, right?"

"Yes." Sterlena nodded.

"I'm sorry. I lost my cool," Wally apologized. "It's just that he's pretty much the only other wisp that has the chance to become a God."

"The Mong Realm God that killed him addressed him as the Kun Realm's champion. What did he mean by that?" Sterlena asked.

"I'm unsure about that myself." Wally shook his head in response. "But, Krune is indeed talented enough to be called with such a term. He's the second most talented wisp I've seen in all my life."

"There's someone more talented than him?" Sterlena asked in surprise.

"Yeah, I see him in a mirror from time to time." Wally nodded with a serious face.

"…" Sterlena stared at him, muttering, "You're a wisp, alright."

"Besides." Wally said all of a sudden, "I never thought True Spirits would reappear in the God Realm once again. There's a mysterious restriction preventing the True Spirits at the Godly Path Realm from ascending to the God Realm."

He then sighed, saying, "But even if they did that, they would be at the Nascent God Realm. Without a Spiritual Incarnation, they wouldn't ever become an immortal."

"Can you make them ascend here, though?" Sterlena asked.

"I can forcefully bring them here. However, that isn't a long-term solution," Wally replied. "True Spirits and wisps are like the Kun Realm's blood. So, we have always been targeted by the Mong Realm bastards. It's just that the damage is pretty damn severe. Even I'm unable to figure out a proper solution."

"How long are you planning to stay here?" Sterlena asked, thinking of something.

"For a month or two," Wally told her. "There was a mysterious power that targeted to destroy all the wisps and prevent their birth, just like what had happened to the True Spirits. I somehow managed to deal with it. But bastards from the other realms are constantly infiltrating our world. And only I can locate and deal with them at the Godly Path Realm and below."

"So, I can't stay here for long."

"Then, let me show you an interesting place," Sterlena said, teleporting the two of them to the wisp city.

"T-This is…?" Wally was stupefied, gazing at the environment that seemed better than his dreams of the most ideal place for a wisp. "What's with this… paradise?"

"When the Turia Continent formed, it took the strongest of the Mountain Sect as a base and created regions accordingly. This region is created using Krune's Myriad Wisps Spiritual Incarnation as a base. With Krune's meddling, he changed it in such a way that any wisp born here would have a Spiritual Incarnation. This way, they wouldn't die in a decade."

"…" Wally stared at the place for a good while before slowly approaching the swirling streams in the air. "I…need to test something out."