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The Eternal Lands is the world outside the Heavenspan Realm.
Overview[]
After the Gravekeeper's death, the Heavenspan World began to wither and die. This culminated in the destruction of the Heavenspan World and in the teleportation of its inhabitants to random locations of the Eternal Lands. Unfortunately those with weak cultivation bases were unable to survive the teleportation.
Background[]
The Eternal Lands are one of the highest realms of existence, distinguished by five enormous land masses known as immortal domains. Each of these domains is significantly larger than the Heavenspan Realm. The Eternal Lands hold a rich history where an enemy from beyond once destroyed the starry sky. This invasion was halted by the three eternal sons, who sacrificed themselves to seal the enemy in a state of slumber. In their final act, they brought their people into their own bodies. They transformed into colossal statues submerged in the depths of the Eternal Sea. Using the last bit of life force, they gave birth to all living beings that inhabited the worlds formed by their bodies. Their descendants became the imperial clans. The three sons were the Vile-Emperor, Saint-Emperor and Arch-Emperor.
Many years later, the Vile-Emperor statue shattered. People emerged from that world and were the first to see the eternal land. The cultivators from the Vile-emperor Dynasty knew that the other two statues would also eventually break and intended to control all of the eternal lands.
When the Saint-Emperor statue collapsed, it was before the Vile-Emperor Dynasty was in a place to do so. Thus, when the Saint-Emperor Dynasty statue shattered, it led to a war between the two societies. With an Archaan on both sides, the war ended in a truce. The third statue was expected to produce the Arch-Emperor Dynasty, but it shattered too late. The Vile-Emperor Dynasty controls three of the five immortal domains, while the Saint-Emperor controls the Other. After the destruction of the Heavenspan Realm, the cultivators from the Arch-Emperor Dynasty were teleported to all sorts of locations. With no Archaan, they're only expected to help bolster the forces of the other two imperial dynasties.
Legends describe the Eternal Lands as a colossal flower with five petals, representing the five Immortal Domains. At the center lies the Eternal Sea. Among these is the Eternal Immortal Domain, which contains the statue housing the Heavenspan Realm, the origin of Bai Xiaochun. Thus, the Eternal Lands is also known as "The Cosmic Flower," "Eternal Mother," or "The Eternal Flower," symbolizing their beauty and grandeur in the cosmos.
Cultivation[]
The current pinnacle of cultivation in the Eternal Lands is rumored to be the legendary Archaean Realm. The two dynasties emperors are said to be in this realm.
The Celestials of the Eternal Lands[]
For a long time, the Eternal Lands only had 9 celestials, each with power and status second only to the two Archaean Emperors themselves.
By the later parts of the Eternal Immortal Domains' Arc, just before the last battle, the Saint-Emperor Dynasty had 4 celestials, Vile-Emperor Dynasty had 5 celestials, and the Arch-Emperor Dynasty had 9 celestials.
| Celestial | Affiliation | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st-9th | Celestial Ren Ling | Vile-Emperor Dynasty. | Killed by Bai Xiaochun in Chapter 1204. |
| Celestial Virūpākṣa | |||
| Prince Ur-Demon | |||
| Reverend Devourer | |||
| Celestial Deadfall | |||
| Celestial Aged Spirit | Saint-Emperor Dynasty. | ||
| Gu Tianjun | |||
| Sima Yunhua | |||
| Chen Su | |||
| 10th | Gongsun Wan'er | Vile-Emperor Dynasty (formerly as Ghostmother). Arch-Emperor Dynasty. |
After defecting to Arch-Emperor Dynasty, she became the dynasty's strongest celestial. |
| 11th | Bai Xiaochun | Saint-Emperor Dynasty (formerly). Arch-Emperor Dynasty |
Broke through to a higher realm. |
| 12th | Daoist Heavenspan | Vile-Emperor Dynasty (formerly). Sovereign Mortal Renegade |
Broke through to a higher realm. |
| 13th | Grand Heavenmaster | Arch-Emperor Dynasty. | Arch-Emperor Dynasty's 1st celestial. (Chapter 1222) |
| 14th | Giant Ghost King | Arch-Emperor Dynasty's 2nd celestial. (Chapter 1222) | |
| 15th | War Champion King | Arch-Emperor Dynasty's 3rd celestial. (Chapter 1226) | |
| 16th | Spirit Advent King | Arch-Emperor Dynasty's 4th celestial.(Chapter 1236) | |
| 17th | Nine Serenities King | Arch-Emperor Dynasty's 5th celestial.(Chapter 1236) | |
| 18th | Eastern Region Demigod | Arch-Emperor Dynasty's 6th celestial.(Chapter 1236) | |
| 19th | Northern Region Demigod | Arch-Emperor Dynasty's 7th celestial.(Chapter 1236) | |
| 20th | Bai Xiaoxiao | When she broke through, the Eternal Mother was in deep sleep and was unable to give her her approval, However, she had Bai Xiaochun’s approval (Chapter 1284) |
The Archaeans of the Eternal Lands[]
In the Eternal Lands there were two archaeans in the beginning: The Vile-Emperor and the Saint-Emperor, each controlling their own dynasty. The Eternal Mother of the Eternal Lands, in her current condition, was unable to gather enough strength to approve the birth of a third Archaean.
With the arrival of the Heavenspan Realm people, a new archaean and dynasty was born: Arch-Emperor, Bai Xiaochun, and his Arch-Emperor Dynasty. His rise to Archaean Realm was only possible thanks to the last remaining strength of the Immortal Realm ruins.
Later, Daoist Heavenspan broke through to Archaean Realm, through Sovereign Ni Fan's approval, but he didn't create his own faction or dynasty, or rather, he didn't have enough time.
| Archaean | Affiliation | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Vile-Emperor | Vile-Emperor Dynasty (Vile-Emperor). |
Deceased. |
| 2nd | Saint-Emperor | Saint-Emperor Dynasty (Saint-Emperor). |
Broke through to a higher realm. Currently a Half-Sovereign. |
| 3rd | Bai Xiaochun | Arch-Emperor Dynasty (Arch-Emperor, formerly) (Arch-Ancestor). |
Broke through to a higher realm. Currently above Fourth Step. |
The Sovereigns of the Eternal Lands[]
Other than the three sons of eternity, who were born as sovereigns to defend the Eternal Lands from the hands of Sovereign Ni Fan, the only other true sovereign from the Eternal Lands was Bai Xiaochun, who broke through to this realm without the need of the world's approval, just like Sovereign Ni Fan just did back during his time.
Those that managed to break free from the Archaean Realm but didn't manage to gain full approval of a world's will and neither force the break through by their cultivation base and dao comprehension alone, were stuck at the Half-Sovereign Realm.
| Sovereign | Affiliation | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| True Sovereigns | |||
| 1st-3rd | Vile-Ancestor | Vile-Emperor Dynasty (Progenitor). |
Deceased. |
| Saint-Ancestor | Saint-Emperor Dynasty (Progenitor). |
Deceased. | |
| Arch-Ancestor | Arch-Emperor Dynasty (Progenitor). |
Deceased. | |
| 4th | Bai Xiaochun | Arch-Emperor Dynasty Arch-Emperor, (formerly) Arch-Ancestor. |
Broke through to a higher realm. Currently above Fourth Step. |
| Half-Sovereigns | |||
| Saint-Emperor | Saint-Emperor Dynasty (Saint-Emperor). |
Broke through to Half-Sovereign with the help of the Eternal Mother's remaining half approval. | |
| Daoist Heavenspan | Sovereign Ni Fan (disciple). |
Broke to Half-Sovereign with the help of Sovereign Mortal Renegade. Killed by Song Que. | |
| Song Que | Arch-Emperor Dynasty. | Broke through to Half-Sovereign Realm thanks to Sovereign Dao Chen's Life and Death Dao Essence. | |