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Chapter 2 - The First Domain and The Birth of the Immortals

The omniverse was vast, limitless, and filled with untapped potential. Pangu had established the foundation, but he had yet to craft its many layers. It was time to expand.

With a wave of his hand, he summoned the first of the Celestial Realms. A vast plane of divine energy, filled with floating palaces, golden rivers, and sacred mountains taller than any mortal imagination could fathom. This was The Realm of Origin, where all things would begin.

Here, Pangu's divine presence saturated every fiber of existence. The air shimmered with raw creation energy, and the very ground radiated his boundless will. This realm was unassailable, untouched by time or decay, a place where only the highest of entities could ever hope to tread.

But even in his supreme creation, Pangu felt something missing.

Companionship.

He, the architect of all, stood alone amidst the cosmos. The weight of infinite creation bore down upon him, not as a burden, but as a realization—existence was meant to be shared.

And so, he willed forth the first companion.

From the very essence of the omniverse, divine light coalesced into a form both beautiful and radiant. A woman, adorned with celestial silk, her presence exuding grace and power. Her name was Nuwa, the Mother of Creation.

She opened her eyes, meeting Pangu's gaze, and in that moment, understanding passed between them. She knew her purpose—to shape and nurture the life that would one day flourish within the omniverse.

Nuwa bowed before Pangu, not in submission, but in reverence. For she understood, as all who would follow her would, that he was absolute.

Together, they expanded the omniverse. Pangu forged the great structures, the vast worlds, and the celestial domains, while Nuwa gave them essence, weaving the threads of life into the fabric of reality itself.

As Nuwa shaped the forces of life, Pangu turned his gaze to the structure of existence itself. He had created the framework, the endless stars, the flowing rivers of creation, but something was still absent—rulers, caretakers, entities who would ensure the omniverse thrived according to his divine order.

With an effortless gesture, he summoned forth the first Primordial Immortals—beings forged directly from his divine essence, each representing a fundamental aspect of reality.

The Three Supreme Rulers emerged:

Taiyi, Lord of the Cosmic Flames, whose fire burned with the power of creation itself.

Shen Nong, Guardian of Nature, whose mere touch could cultivate worlds.

Yu Huang, The Jade Emperor, destined to oversee celestial law and maintain balance across all realms.

Each knelt before Pangu, their very beings resonating with his will. He granted them dominion over their respective aspects, ensuring that order would be maintained in the omniverse.

Yet, even as they took their places, Pangu sensed something beyond—dimensions unexplored, stories yet to be woven. The omniverse, though vast, was only the beginning.

A smirk crossed his lips.

His journey was not over.

For Pangu, the God of Creation, the Invincible One, would soon set foot beyond his own domain.

And the multiverse itself would tremble before his might.