Lingyun Cave also contained a pool of water, which was quite a strange sight. However, the cave was located where the waters of the Three Rivers converged, with countless interconnected passages branching in all directions.
It was only natural for underground water to bubble up and form one or two pools within it.
After Jiang Dali briefly washed the sweat and blood from his body in the pool, he put on the heavy Heavenly Tribulation Armor, which was already slightly damaged in several places. He left the Fire Qilin and Guang Chengzi's Immortal Bone Remnant inside Lingyun Cave, then mounted the Demon Dragon and departed.
He would continue exploring Lingyun Cave.
After all, the cave contained countless treasures, as well as Great Brahma's remains and legacy, all of immense value.
However, he planned to leave the related exploration to the Fire Qilin remaining in Lingyun Cave.
Once the Fire Qilin discovered any important areas worthy of attention, it would notify Guang Chengzi's Immortal Bone Remnant left within Lingyun Cave. At that time, the portion of Jiang Dali's primordial spirit he had infused into Guang Chengzi's Immortal Bone Remnant would awaken and explore alongside the Fire Qilin.
This treasure-hunting method of having a "clone" hang idle inside while the main body roamed outside was extremely player-like—using an alternate account to hunt for treasure while the main account ventured through the martial world.
Yet its restrictions and hidden dangers were also quite obvious.
The most serious danger was that if the primordial spirit remained within Guang Chengzi's Immortal Bone Remnant for too long, it could very likely mutate and slip beyond his control.
It might even cause the corpse to "return from death," break free from the control of the primordial spirit's main body, and turn on its master.
Therefore, the portion