Dara summoned every strength he could muster within himself to stand up, before jumping with a brilliant and joyful smile as he grabbed the Diamond Gem; Bam! Dara's vision blurred the moment he touched the Diamond Link, but he was expecting it since he had willed the Link to take him to the final and strongest Qi Sensing Trial Phase… The moment Dara arrived, he was greeted by a very shocking and surprising sight… There in his front were four galactic bodies; the first was a planet; the second was a moon, the third was a sun and the fourth was a vortex of stars… Without thinking too much about it, Dara knew he would have to choose one of these objects and if he got it right, then he would have picked a Primordial Realm Link; otherwise, he would have wasted the biggest opportunity ever presented to him in his life… 'Am I supposed to go for the one which would hurt the most; or the one where I come from; or the one that has the most numbers; or am I to simply pick the largest one?' Dara was torn between which to pick and didn't even know how to pick… But after realizing that his consciousness had begun to fade which signifies that the Qi that was meant to support his picking process was then getting exhausted, he looked to the sun; 'It is the largest and also the one that hurts the most… But as for the stars, their sheer numbers is just too much and they can most likely outnumber the sun; moreover, they are also the first on the queue…' At this point, his legs had begun to fade, as well as his head; 'Damn, I better just pick the stars instead, and live with the consequences…' He thought to himself before approaching the stars, but on getting there, he figured out that all these celestial bodies seemed to be held in place by some mysterious force… He moved closer and was just about to pick the stars when his vision picked up an invisible sphere just behind the stars… He didn't see it because it was invisible, but he was only fortunate to see the outline of the sphere; it was more like the way our eye can't see tiny grains of dirt, but when you put on your flashlight, then you see them fleeting across the flashlight beam; or how one can never see a single strand of cobweb in public, except the sun shines and the breeze shakes the web, which then reflect for a brief instant… It was a similar phenomenon; the orb blended into the darkness, but he was just lucky