Divine Eye True Master

Divine Eye True Master is the first member of the Divine Eye clan to become a universe supreme master and the teacher of several of its other true masters. Once the acknowledged strongest active being in Universe Ocean, he later fights Luo Feng to a draw, becomes his ally against the Sector Beasts, and dies in a failed attempt to bargain for his clan's survival. (Chapters 1197, 1408–1411, and 1467)

Biography

Universe Masters and Universe Ocean

The search for fragments of Extermination Godly Armor identifies Divine Eye as the clan's First True Master and senior commander. From afar he directs Third and Sixth True Masters after learning that rivals are already searching Deep Abyss, forcing them to reassess an expedition that cannot reach the target quickly enough. The scene establishes both the hierarchy—three of the other true masters are his disciples—and the limits of even the era's leading clan: Divine Eye can coordinate powerful subordinates and intelligence, but distance and Universe Boat's hazards prevent him from simply claiming every ancient treasure. (Chapter 1197)

Sector Beast Crisis and Transcendence

After gaining World of Jin techniques and machine equipment, Divine Eye challenges Luo Feng's claim to be Universe Ocean's strongest. Their private battle ends in a draw: Divine Eye holds the advantage in direct attack, while Luo Feng's body, defense, and close combat prevent a decision. The shared Sector Beast danger turns that test into friendship and alliance. Divine Eye helps assess the threat, presses for renewed reconnaissance, coordinates first-era forces, and relays calls for aid as the beasts begin consuming miniature universes. (Chapters 1408, 1410, 1411, 1421, 1422, and 1423)

When nine hundred thousand Sector Beasts invade, Divine Eye orders the other surviving true masters to flee and offers his own knowledge and status in exchange for the clan's survival. The beasts pretend to accept, consume his godly body under the claim that conversion is required, and annihilate him once almost nothing remains, explaining that they already possess another useful slave. His sacrifice therefore fails to save the clan and leaves only his treasures to be swallowed as inert objects. (Chapter 1467)

Appearance and personality

Divine Eye is associated with a single-eyed phantom and an overwhelming gaze, but the corpus does not provide one stable full-body description across his appearances. He is authoritative, proud of the clan he leads, and initially unwilling to accept another being's supremacy without a direct test. He can also set rivalry aside when survival demands cooperation, and his final decision shows responsibility for his people even though desperation makes him trust an enemy that has no reason to honor its promise. (Chapters 1197, 1408–1411, and 1467)

Abilities and progression

He is a true god specializing in powerful direct attacks, with godly-power-burning inheritance, a machine-type treasure, a palace treasure, and other supreme equipment. After the World of Jin he can create top-tier ninth-level techniques and use treasures to reach top-tier tenth-level power, enough to tie universe-master Luo Feng before Luo's final breakthrough. His exact machine treasure and full technique names are not supplied here, and none protect him when he voluntarily allows Sector Beasts to consume his body. (Chapters 1408–1411, 1441, and 1467)

Relationships

• Luo Feng: A challenger who becomes his friend and the leader Divine Eye recognizes as indispensable against the Sector Beasts.
• Nine-Headed Demon Master: Another of the eight overlords; they coordinate during the early crisis, unaware at first that Nine-Headed later defects.
• Primal Chaos City Leader: A fellow overlord and crisis coordinator representing the ascendant human camp.
• Purple Moon Ancestor: Divine Eye relays Purple Moon Holy Land's request for rescue and Luo Feng's condition without becoming Purple Moon's subordinate.
• Morosa: Morosa belongs to the destructive species Divine Eye organizes against; the final swarm deceives and kills Divine Eye rather than accepting his bargain.

Items

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