Naruto: Our Goal Is To Dig Every Corner of Konoha

"You must be lying. There's no way there could be tens of thousands of beings like Zeno-sama. Even if you're a strong person, you can't just say things like that so casually!"

Beerus expressed his disbelief. They all knew how terrifying Zeno was, but to say there were tens of thousands of them? That was just nonsense. What kind of world could produce tens of thousands of Zenos? Right now, he is already fearful of serving one.

There used to be eighteen Universes, and suddenly six were gone. Who knows when Zeno might become displeased and wipe out his Universe? So Beerus couldn't even imagine what it would be like to have tens of thousands of Zenos, it was too horrifying.

"In that world, the Grand Zeno's strength is roughly equivalent to an ordinary Golden Immortal, and three level above the Golden Immortal, there are beings known as Quasi-Sages, and above the Quasi-Sages, there are beings called Sages."

"In that world, there's a saying: 'All who do not become Sages are mere ants'. Sages possess the power to crush everything."

"As for the number of Quasi-Sages, the first Sage opened the door to preach and accept disciples. At that time, a total of 3,000 people went there. Of those three thousand, aside from a few who perished, most reached the Quasi-Sage level, far surpassing Zeno."

"The development of that world is truly terrifying. There are as many as seven Sages there. Your world is barely okay, but if you want to compare with that world, there is no comparability at all!"

Asahi made it clear that he wasn't exaggerating. While the Dragon Ball world continually escalated its power levels, it could never compare to the development of the Primordial World. There were even realms beyond the Primordial World that were even more powerful.

After hearing Asahi's explanation, Beerus and the others were left speechless.

According to the strength comparison, the strength of the Grand Priest should be around the Primordial Unity Black Immortal, and the Angel like Whis and his siblings should be around the Black Immortal. Beerus would be further down, and his strength is estimated to be only Heavenly Immortal.

As for the number of Heavenly Immortal, it is really hard to count. In Primordial World, you could encounter a large group of Heavenly Immortals with just a casual stroll.

After knowing all of this, Beerus felt utterly defeated. In their universe, beings like him were unique, but in the other world, they were everywhere, not even qualifying as ants.

Only Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal and Quasi-Sages qualified as ants before the Sages. Now, Beerus had nothing to say. He'd better just continue with his duties, the blow was too severe.

"The rules of each world are different, so you don't need to mind these things too much. After all, this world is just a small world and can't compare to a big world like that. That world is called the Primordial World, and the entire world was formed from Pangu."

Asahi began to explain the grandeur of the Primordial World. Being a fan of the Spiritual Attainment of Minghe, he couldn't help but praise it. The previous eras of the Primordial World allowed for limitless escalation of power, surpassing even the Great Dao, which made him a big fan.

But now, blowing the trumpet of the Primordial World in front of this group left even Whis silent, and the Grand Priest looked at Asahi with a touch of helplessness, feeling overwhelmed by the vast disparity.

So it's really about infinitely escalating power levels? They can't imagine the extent to which this endless escalation of power would reach. Anyway… according to what Asahi said, the highest level of power is an entity called the Great Dao.

The Great Dao, according to Asahi, is akin to Zeno of their world, but even more advanced, embodying the world itself. As it controls everything within the world.

And the various levels below it, especially knowing that the Primordial, which birthed so many terrifying beings, was formed from the body of the so-called Pangu, left the Grand Priest speechless. What kind of terrifying lifeform could transform into such a vast world? It was simply… unimaginable to the extreme?

And then there were the Chaos Demon Gods in the chaos, beings even more powerful than Sages. Thousands of them were just chopped down by a few axe strikes from someone else. Just hearing about it felt unbelievable and exhilarating. At this moment, the Grand Priest was contemplating whether he should continue training after returning.

Although at his level, the progress in training was extremely slow, almost unnoticeable, knowing that such a vast world existed made him aspire to one day enter it. Perhaps he could find a way into that world through Asahi.

However, he didn't dare to. According to Asahi, his power level in that world was equivalent to a Primordial Unity Golden Immortal. While that sounded impressive, it depended on the era. In the era of Journey to the West, stronger beings seldom appeared, allowing them to act freely, with Primordial Unity Golden Immortals almost at pinnacle.

But in other eras, it was different. During the Dragon-Han Calamity and the Lich Calamity, Quasi-Sages fought the most enjoyable battles. By the time of the Investiture of the Gods, even Sages fought fierce battles, shattering the Primordial World.

Entering those eras would be tantamount to seeking death.

So he felt it necessary to continue training. As for Zeno, I'm sorry, but there is no need to train. Zeno's strength is essentially the embodiment of rules. His combat power is inherently… invincible, it's a gift from the world itself.

It is impossible to even the protagonists like Goku to surpass him.

This represents supreme authority, like Ancestor Hongjun, who merged with the Heavenly Dao and gained its authority. But this also imposed a limitation, making it nearly impossible to surpass the Heavenly Dao.

But in that era, reaching such a level already leveraged the convenience of the Heavenly Dao.

No life under the Heavenly Dao could reach a level equivalent to the Heavenly Dao.

The Primordial World was full of schemes and traps; even Saints could fall into them, get trapped by the Heavenly Dao, making the Primordial World a pitfall.

Zeno is invincible, and other beings had to remain below him. The Grand Priest's idea of ​​training is commendable, but without encountering a higher world, he had no chance to surpass Zeno.

After all, Asahi broke the world's limitations through extraordinary means to become what he is now. Others looking to break such limitations would struggle to find such opportunities.