Sea

Above a vast expanse of azure sea, a gigantic treasure ship sailed under full canvas. Li Huowang frowned tightly as he watched the distant waves and the Spinning Light Mirror beside him.

"Captain, we haven't drifted off course, have we?" he asked the barefoot man beside him again, his skin dark and rough.

"Listen to you—I've made my living at sea for over forty years. As long as the location you gave is right, the ship can't possibly be wrong. We'll definitely arrive before dark."

Just then, a suppressed scream rose from within the cabin, horribly miserable.

Yet the captain paid no heed at all to the disturbance caused by the Ao Jing Sect Disciples. He simply went on with his work. When he turned around, a Red Center was stuck to the back of his neck.

It was not just him. Everyone working on the entire ship had been deceived by Li Huowang. Their thoughts had been altered into hidden chess pieces.

Under such circumstances, Li Huowang did not dare casually hire people. To prevent any Dharma Sect spies from being among them, he naturally had to employ some Sitting Forgetting Dao methods.

After confirming they were heading in the right direction, Li Huowang entered the cabin. The moment he stepped inside, he saw Li Sui sitting cross-legged with her eyes shut.

"What are you doing?" Li Huowang walked over and asked.

"Dad, didn't you say I became a Xin Su? I'm learning to cultivate truth like you. I want to become as powerful as you too, Dad."

Seeing no strange phenomenon around Li Sui, Li Huowang could tell at once that she had not succeeded. Even so, he could not help feeling moved by what she was doing.

He reached out and patted her shoulder. "Cultivate properly. No