Seeing Miss Yue Again

The location of the Kunlun Void was not particularly well hidden.

On the contrary... it was a very familiar place.

Qin Yi looked down at the boundless, barren Gobi below and was utterly speechless.

This was fucking where he had crossed through the Twisted Passage from the Land of Chaos.

He should have realized there was a problem long ago... the spacetime distortion caused by the Door of Myriad Mysteries should not have been some random node. There was a door on that side, so this side had to be a place connected to that door.

It could not have simply deposited him in midair and called it a day.

So this was the sky above the Kunlun Void.

The endless Gobi below was both void and ruins, both an illusory sight and the remnants left after the main body of Kunlun above had been torn away.

The Great Wilderness was an enormous continent, vast and sparsely populated. This place was roughly in the central region, somewhat southward. To the east lay Bodhi Temple, and the surrounding territories were largely populated by Buddhist clans. To the west was Xun Wood City, where phoenix-descended races gathered, represented by Double Eyed Birds and Featherfolk.

As it happened, Qin Yi had headed west after arriving here. Of course he had gone west—he had come to the Great Wilderness to reach the sea, and the sea was in the west.

Thus came his bond with Yu Shang, and thus came the journey across sea and sky.

Beyond that, he had yet to see the even broader lands of the Great Wilderness, including the Bodhi Temple he had heard so much about that his ears had grown calluses.

This Gobi desert was, according to Qiu Niu, an eight-hundred-li expanse of ruins. Normally, there should have