the sky of connection

I'm not entirely sure. It could be a very unique crossover in fanfiction where the author has created some sort of connection between the two universes. Maybe it involves magic systems or character interactions that are unique to this particular fan work.

The connection can be in navigation. Hunters in the past might have used the stars to find their way during a hunt. For example, if they knew which star pointed north, they could use it to get back to their camps or to find a good hunting ground.

Since we have so little to go on, it's difficult to accurately explain the connection. However, if we assume that 'sky' is a central theme or concept in the fanfiction, perhaps it could be that the Harry Potter characters are involved in adventures that are somehow related to the sky. Maybe they fly in new ways, or there are sky - based magical creatures that are incorporated into the Harry Potter - like story. It could also be that the 'sky' represents a new dimension or layer to the Harry Potter universe within the fanfiction.

Battle Through the Heavens and Battle Through the Heavens The Great Ruler and The Great Ruler were the same series of fantasy novels. They all belonged to the Battle Through the Heavens series. The difference was that they were written by different authors and published on different publishing platforms. " Battle Through the Heavens " was a Chinese web novel by Tian Can Tu Du, which was started in 2008 and ended in 2015. The novel narrated the growth of the protagonist Xiao Yan on the path of training and the story of his struggles with various factions. " Battle Through the Heavens " was another web novel written by Silkworm Potato. The plot of the novel was similar to " Battle Through the Heavens " but it added more fantasy elements and more characters and settings. " The Great Ruler " was a brand new fantasy novel written by Heavenly Silkworm Potato. The background of the novel was a world called the Divine Realm. It described the setbacks, battles, and growth of the protagonist, Mu Chen. Although they were written by different authors, their storylines and character settings were similar to the Battle Through the Heavens series, so there were certain connections and similarities between them.

Not much, really. They might just be two separate and unrelated concepts.

The Defiant Immortal, Qiu Mo, and I Want to Seal the Heavens were all fantasy novels that contained many connections. Both the fairy and the demon were stories in the Investiture of the Gods, and the Investiture of the Gods was one of the classic mythological novels in ancient China. Like I Want to Seal the Heavens, it was also an important part of Chinese traditional culture. The story of the hero wandering between the gods and demons was told by the fairy and the demon, while the story of the hero becoming a god through cultivation reflected the pursuit of immortality and transcendence in Chinese traditional culture. Both the fairy and the devil contained many mythological elements and Taoist thoughts, while the "I want to seal the sky" was more integrated with the thoughts of Western religions, reflecting the spirit of pursuing eternal life and transcendence. There is still some connection between the Defiant Immortal and Qiu Mo and I want to seal the heavens. For example, the Defiant Immortal and the Demon Seeking both involved the discussion of human nature and moral thinking, while I Want to Seal the Heavens paid more attention to the protagonist's cultivation process and the improvement of his realm. These connections make these novels more profound and meaningful, allowing readers to better understand and feel the thoughts and emotions in them.

I'm not sure exactly, but it could be that Saya Hikari is a character in the visual novel related to the star-filled sky theme.

Battle Through the Heavens, The Great Ruler, and Martial Yin Yang were all Chinese web novels that told different fantasy worlds and story plots. Battle Through the Heavens told the story of a young Dou Qi continent expert who constantly challenged powerful enemies as he grew up and eventually became the peak of the continent. The Great Ruler told the story of a young man who had grown up and mastered mysterious power in the process of exploring the world and became the overlord of the continent. Martial Yin Yang told the story of a young martial artist's growth. In the process of cultivating martial arts, he constantly broke through himself and eventually became a powerful martial artist. These three works were classic works of Chinese online literature. There were certain connections between them. For example, they were all fantasy novels that contained elements such as cultivation and combat. They also had unique worldviews and storylines.

There doesn't seem to be a clear connection between kidney deficiency, perfection, and covering the sky, but I can explain the relationship between them. Perfection was a powerful existence with infinite wisdom and power in Heaven Covering. Perfect once tried to rule the entire world but was defeated by an existence called Apocalypse. Apocalypse became the next target of Covering the Sky, and thus, a soul-stirring battle began. In this battle, he perfectly used a special power to transform his body into an unprecedented perfect state, thus possessing organs similar to kidneys. This organ could help maintain one's perfect state while also controlling other people's bodies. Therefore, from the story of the sky, it could be seen that perfection had a certain connection with the kidney. However, it was important to note that this was only speculation. It was not clear whether the connection between perfection and the kidney really existed.

According to my current online knowledge, there is no clear connection between the Holy Ground and Perfect Covering the Sky. Holy Ground and Perfect Covering the Sky were both novels written by Chen Dong, but their story backgrounds and settings were very different. The Holy Ground described a grand immortal cultivation system with the world as the unit, while Perfect Cover the Sky focused more on describing a grand magic system with the universe as the unit. Although they are both works of Chen Dong, they have very different storylines and settings, so there is no clear evidence that they are related.