A Long Trek
Su Bai followed Void Kun silently, like a Spirit One.
In this boundless Void Space, even the Void Kun appears insignificant.
Su Bai needed to keep a close eye on him in her 'sight' so as not to lose him.
Su Bai's small figure was completely submerged in the darkness of the Void Space, making it difficult for him to attract anyone's attention.
Nevertheless, Su Bai carefully maintained his distance from the Void Kun, fearing that the Void Kun would discover him.
Within the Void Space, the two can Combat without fear of being locked down by the Heavenly Dao.
As time went by, Su Bai gradually Consciousness the vastness of this Void Space far exceeded his imagination.
A day passed, a month passed, even several months passed, and he continued to struggle forward in this endless darkness.
The Void Kun showed no sign of reaching its destination.
The Qingxuan Realm behind them had vanished without a trace, as if swallowed up by this void.
If it weren't for the fact that after a long journey, Su Bai suddenly realized that his body seemed to have some special connection with the Qingxuan Realm, and that he could choose to return at any time, he probably would have given up following Void Kun long ago.
At this moment, although Su Bai could no longer see the shadow of the Qingxuan Realm when he turned around, he could still vaguely sense its presence.
This feeling was like an invisible thread, tightly connecting him to the Qingxuan Realm.
Perhaps it's because Su Bai's body originated from the Qingxuan Realm that it has a faint connection to the Original World.
With this faint sense, Su Bai was able to find his way Qingxuan Realm in a dark, Void Space.
"How much longer do we have to keep going?" Su Bai muttered to himself.
"Could it be that this bastard actually discovered I was following him all along and is just playing me for fun?" Su Bai couldn't help but doubt his own judgment.
He shook his head, quickly banishing the thought from his mind.
This is Void Space, a strange place, not the normal world outside.
In this Void Space, Su Bai's Primordial Spirit Power could not freely explore as it did in the outside world.
I imagine the same applies to the Void Kun.
They can only observe their surroundings using the special perspective granted by the "Law of Space".
While this perspective allowed him to see the existence of the Void Kun, it also had certain limitations.
Su Bai was able to discover the Void Kun mainly because the beast was enormous and its entire body was a bluish-green color, making it stand out against the dark background of the Void Space.
In contrast, Su Bai's own size is much smaller. Even if the Void Kun looked back, within its field of vision, Su Bai would probably be hidden in the darkness and would be completely undetectable.
Su Bai chose to continue following this Void Kun to see how long it would take for it to return to its original world.
in this way.
Another year, two years, three years passed.
Su Bai has not yet arrived in that other world.
Bored out of his mind, Su Bai followed along while analyzing the Void Space.
But Su Bai suddenly Consciousness that as long as he hid in the Void Space, the Heavenly Dao Laws would ignore his existence, and he wouldn't need to endure the Heavenly Tribulation that descended periodically. Did this mean he had already achieved immortality?
But what's the point of immortality in this pitch-black space?
Su Bai shook his head; he was unwilling to enjoy this kind of immortality.
Ordinary Cultivator would never accept such immortality.
Compared to ordinary Cultivator, Su Bai's experience in the Void Space was much better.
Having grasped some of the Law of Space, Su Bai possessed at least a 'vision' within the Void Space.
Even so, Su Bai still couldn't accept this kind of immortality.
If an ordinary Cultivator enters the Void Space, it will truly be a dark, endless darkness, with no 'vision' whatsoever, and they would certainly not be willing to accept such immortality.
Only Cultivator who truly lack confidence in surviving the Heavenly Tribulation would hide in the Void Space; better to live a wretched life than die.