Grand Cyclic Stellar Region

## History

The Grand Cyclic Stellar Region was once ruled by the Grand Cyclic Titanic Emperor, a Worldly Saint of outstanding talent and reputation, and the neighboring Stellar Regions were somewhat inferior, barely of any true value. The Desolate Dragnet Stellar Region, for example, was, as its name suggested—desolate. Before the Sealed Regions was created by the three Ascended Sovereigns, it was more or less a beast wildcard with the vast majority of its occupants being dragons.

The other Stellar Regions near the Grand Cyclic Stellar Region had similar environmental conditions, only slightly better or slightly worse than the Desolate Dragnet Stellar Region. It seemed that eighty-thousand years ago, the past civilization hadn't grasped complete control over the Stellar Regions. To be fair, it was difficult to cultivate Stellar Regions, and elevating them to a high level required absurd amounts of effort, resources, and terrifyingly strong and accomplished cultivators.

The Grand Cyclic Stellar Region, while heavily affected and reduced in number of active starfields due to the ancient Imperial Clan's wide and rapid conquering efforts ages ago, had a total of twenty-three thriving starfields.

The Aeternal Sky Starfield was merely the strongest on the surface, with the best environment thanks to the Mystic Radiance Belt and its gigantic Solar Star. However, that did not mean it lacked competitors. Despite the cautionary tale of the former Imperial Clan's ambitions, other starfields similarly annexed and merged weaker starfields to grow in strength and talent. The original tens of thousands of starfields within the Grand Cyclic Region just a few tens of thousands of years ago had been reduced to twenty-three, so it was clear none of these starfields lacked sufficient means or strength.

The Ninestar Starfield ruled by the Ninestar Sainthall had a genuinely recognized Alchemic Saint, the Ennea-Hall Alchemic Saint. They were often considered the second strongest starfield in the Grand Cyclic Stellar Region, so one could see just from this that the Aeternal Sky Starfield was not without its competitors.

Not to mention that the Sealed Regions had multiple Star Regions, being absurdly vast to begin with, and even though the Grand Cyclic Star Region was the largest Star Region active and prosperous, she was not the only one alive. It was said that some clans managed to leave the Grand Cyclic Star Region a long time ago, including many demons and elves.

Unfortunately, they settled in the World Realms, Secret Realms, or in a nondescript corner with an unassuming sun star.

## Ranking of power and influence

The hierarchy of power is divided into 22 star fields, with the Aeternal Sky Starfield, where Wei Wuyin settled, being the most powerful of the 22.

1. Aeternal Sky Starfield(strongest force)
2. Ninestar Starfield
3. Hexaflame Starfield
4. Trihex Starfield
5. Rainbow World Starfield
6. Grand Starfield Desolate
7. Star Sanctum Starfield
8. All-Fury Starfield
9. Beyond Light Starfield
10. Gaia Prime Starfield
11. United Source Starfield
12. Treasured Light Starfield
13. Twisted Earth Starfield
14. Abyssal Genesis Starfield
15. Dark Genesis Starfield
16. Daylight Starfield
17. Radiant Spirit Starfield
18. Thousand Bone Starfield
19. Verdant Paradise Starfield
20. Great Blue Starfield
21. Everbloom Starfield
22. Moonfall Starfield

## Trueborn Starfield

The Trueborn Starfield that ruled in the shadows was the combination of the Great Desolate Starfield (6th), All-Fury Starfield (8th), Beyond Light Starfield (9th), and Verdant Paradise Starfield (19th), but the process of formulating a single field stellar from multiples and merging them into one was not a simple matter. From that moment on, the Starfields had a new hierarchy.

First, countless experts had to cleanse the empty white space that segregated these star fields from all chaotic debris, rogue planets, and dangerous phenomena. This was a task that took years, if not decades, to perform properly.

## Neo-Dawn Starfield

The most recent Starfield.

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