Monk King Ruhai was unwilling to let the enemy escape just like that. He frantically drove his power of vows and unleashed the secret art of ten thousand li Divine Travel. In his eyes, the enemy should have reached the point where his oil was spent and his lamp had run dry. As long as he caught up, he would surely be able to take him down.
As the pursuit continued, he could only watch that cluster of Five-Colored Radiance drift farther and farther away before finally vanishing from sight.
Monk King Ruhai stopped chasing and took a deep breath to dispel the emotion of anger.
A moment later, Monk King Falan, another Buddhist cultivator at the late Reincarnation Realm, caught up. Seeing Ruhai standing alone in the void, he understood that the pursuit had yielded nothing.
He flew forward and, suppressing his frustration, said softly:
"Senior Brother, do you have any idea who the enemy is?"
He had flown all this way only to be of no use whatsoever. His face burned, yet there was nothing he could do.
In a sense, the enemy had firmly controlled the rhythm of the battle from beginning to end. Not only had he destroyed a flying vessel and some disciples, he had even made fools of Falan and Ruhai.
Ruhai's fury gradually faded. Only the incapable allowed themselves to be swayed by anger.
He took another deep breath. Once his state of mind had completely calmed, he said in a deep voice:
"You have heard of this enemy before. Monk King Jingyue once mentioned fighting a Nascent Soul cultivator some eighty or ninety years ago.
That man was one of the two who killed Monk King Kongwen, and he even showed us an image of the enemy.
At the time, Monk King