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Chapter 1603: Fragments of the Xuan Realm, Hidden Secrets (Part 2) Chapter 1603: Fragments of the Xuan Realm, Hidden Secrets (Part 2) Editor: Henyee Translations For the Xuan Immortal, they were the creators of small celestial domains, masters of life and death, and wielders of limitless power.

“It seems that the failed breakthrough from the Xuan Immortal must have resulted in even more severe backlash than we imagined…” Upon hearing this, Shen Ruyan couldn’t help but show surprise, her brows furrowing as she softly spoke.

For Earth Celestials, their blessed lands, for Heaven Celestials, their Heavenly Caverns, and for Xuan Immortals, their Xuan Realm fragments were all sources of power, much like how the Golden Core was to Golden Core cultivators.

Any damage to these was a devastating blow, difficult to repair.

Just like Yuan Han’s blessed land being damaged by the Disaster Blade, which had taken tens of thousands of years to recover, this was all too familiar.

When Jiang Chengxuan’s blessed land shattered, he almost perished and had to rely on the power of divine pills to come back to life, recreating his golden body.

Qingyun Zun’s self-destruction of his blessed land was repaired only after Jiang Chengxuan’s breakthrough into the Celestial Realm, with the added power of the Bodhi Lotus Lamp, which had not been an easy feat.

If Jiang Chengxuan’s guess was correct, and the pseudo-immortal domain-level secret realm was made from the fragments of a Xuan Immortal’s Xuan Realm, it was no surprise that it was so powerful, filled with dangerous perils and incredible opportunities, manipulating everyone from the Xuanming Immortal Domain.

This also suggested that the Xuan Immortal, having failed to break through, suffered a grave backlash, to the point where their Xuan Realm shattered and fell into the Xuanming Immortal Domain.

Such injuries could only be healed by a legendary Golden Immortal.

It was possible that the Xuan Immortal had perished long ago, leaving only remnants of their existence behind.

“Hmm, this… isn’t necessarily bad news for us…” Jiang Chengxuan nodded, his expression somewhat complex.