"I'll guide you through observing the Sea of Dao Principles. Even if you discover anything, do not act rashly."
Sword Nine gave Wang Jixuan a simple warning.
Before Sword Nine's thatched cottage, master and disciple sat cross-legged facing each other. A strand of sword intent bloomed from Sword Nine's brow, and both their primordial spirits saw a gate.
The gate crashed toward them head-on. A phantom split from each of Wang Jixuan and Sword Nine's primordial spirits and flashed into it.
It was another mysterious gate Daoist Wang did not recognize.
There were many ways to enter the Sea of Dao Principles, and most required passing through a gate.
For example, the gate to the Dao Senior Bai Gu had left for Wang Jixuan allowed Daoist Wang to roam freely through the Sea of Dao Principles while inside that "coffin."
Senior Bai Gu's methods were naturally just a tiny bit more advanced than Teacher Sword Nine's, who was Half a Step Grand Unity.
The gate Bai Gu had left behind allowed Wang Jixuan to roam within without worrying about getting lost.
After flying through a stretch of bizarre, kaleidoscopic space, their consciousness entered a strange world.
This place could be utterly dark, or filled with all kinds of dazzling auroras.
Their consciousness could be infinitesimal, or it could cover the entire Sea of Dao Principles.
Formless, intangible, and unbound—this was the mysterious realm pursued by cultivators.
To question the Great Dao, one had to communicate directly with the intersecting Great Daos within the Sea of Dao Principles.
At this moment, an inconspicuous Great Dao lay beneath Sword Nine's Primordial Spirit Phantom. It was the foundation of his attainment, part of the Way of the Sword, and was currently communicating with countless Dao principles.
The Three Thousand Great Daos was a