A quarter of an hour later, Lin Baichuan left Hangu Pass. Only then did he summon a small flat boat and vanish into the vast starry sky.
It was the Quasi-Immortal Artifact he had most recently forged—the Void-Escaping Boat.
He had long wanted to upgrade his Flying Cloud Boat. But when he truly began forging a Quasi-Immortal Artifact, he felt that many of the Flying Cloud Boat's design concepts could no longer meet his needs.
Thus, Lin Baichuan redesigned an entirely new flying vessel from scratch: the current Void-Escaping Boat.
The Void-Escaping Boat was a further refinement based on the principles of the Flying Cloud Boat, incorporating many of Lin Baichuan's new ideas.
Whether in defense or flight speed, it surpassed the Flying Cloud Boat by an unknown number of times.
Among all flying Quasi-Immortal Artifacts, it would absolutely be considered top-notch.
Every material used was a Heavenly Treasure capable of forging a true Immortal Artifact. It was only due to Lin Baichuan's current cultivation that it remained merely at the Quasi-Immortal Artifact level.
Of course, Lin Baichuan had yet to forge the Eternal Immortal Dao or ignite his immortal flame.
Nor had he cultivated immortal power.
Even if someone handed him a true Immortal Artifact, he would be unable to use it, much less activate it.
That was because true Immortal Artifacts required immortal power to activate.
The reason Quasi-Immortal Artifacts were called Quasi-Immortal Artifacts was that they possessed the foundations of Immortal Artifacts. In terms of all kinds of hardware, they had even reached the standards of Immortal Artifacts.
However, they lacked the core immortal formations, so their might was not even one percent of that of a true Immortal Artifact.
Naturally, there was one advantage as well: Quasi-Immortal Artifacts could be activated without immortal power.
And although