Within the rock crevices, the divine iron contained in the ore gave off a faint glow.
Mu Duo discovered that the farther she went, the colder it became. The icy chill pierced to the bone; without the protection of dragon aura, it could surely freeze one's soul. She touched her exposed forearm. Her skin was cool, and the dragon's might was growing ever stronger.
Farther ahead.
The cave walls gradually became covered in frost. The frost here was hard and sharp; even an immortal's palm would have a layer of flesh scraped away if it brushed against it.
Some parts of the rock fissures were spacious as cave halls, while narrow spots allowed passage only sideways. Gradually, the ore in the walls was replaced by deep-blue ice. At first it covered only a thin layer, but the farther she went, the thicker the ice became, slowly turning into a deep-blue, silent Ice Cave. Occasionally, she could hear some clear and ethereal sound.
The smile had already vanished from Mu Duo's face. She had imagined Bai Yujun's situation countless times, yet she had never expected it to be this cold. She remembered that Bai Yujun disliked both scorching heat and bitter cold, always listless in winter.
Sky Pillar Mountain was likely an iceberg wrapped in only a thin layer of rock. Then where was the solar divine fire?
Below the mountain, atop the mountain, even within the cave.
There were only scant remnants of matter scorched by solar divine flame, with no trace of heat to be felt. Mu Duo remembered the time when the giant dragon had lifted up the star; that blazing True Sun Flame had driven all the gods to despair. Where had that terrifying sun gone? Why was only Taiyin Ice left?
With a head full of