About an hour later, Zhang Tie suddenly opened his eyes. After a brief moment of confusion, he got up and returned to the green light screen.
He pressed one hand against the green light screen and began muttering under his breath.
The next moment, as the entire green light screen flickered between bright and dim, Zhang Tie withdrew his arm and stepped toward it. Then, like a drop of water entering the sea, he sank directly into it and vanished.
After a flash of darkness before his eyes, Zhang Tie found himself standing before a solitary grave. Leaning against the tombstone was a black crystal skeleton.
The tombstone was engraved with:
The Heavenly Dao endures, yet immortality is hard to cultivate; ten thousand years of cultivation all flow away.
Once the path's end is seen through, the flesh is reforged to behold eternal life.
Zhang Tie did not linger over those words for long. He stepped forward, snapped off the second rib on the left side of the black crystal skeleton, and sent his divine sense into it.
Within was a space stretching ten thousand zhang, piled high with all manner of materials.
Zhang Tie had not recognized these materials before, but now he could identify every one of them.
The reason Zhang Tie had been able to pass through the green light screen and knew that the skeleton's ribs contained storage space was all thanks to the information he had received from the black stone stele's inheritance.
Having endured countless deaths in the Immortal Domain Battlefield, Zhang Tie had finally obtained the inheritance here: the "Nine Revolutions Undying Body."
Yes, that was right. It was the body-tempering cultivation technique Zhang Tie had always practiced, and the master of this inheritance was its creator. However, the "Nine Revolutions Undying Body"