Other than the flickering glow of light on the communication token, there was no message from Fang Liang. This caused Qin Fengming's thoughts to churn.
He and Fang Liang were linked by a soul contract. Although that contract was directed at Fang Liang, Qin Fengming could still sense a little if Fang Liang fell.
Yet up to this moment, he had sensed nothing unusual, which meant Fang Liang should not have fallen.
With Fang Liang's current strength, as long as he summoned his Dharma Idol, even if Qin Fengming fought him, Qin Fengming was fully confident he could defeat him. But if he wanted to kill Fang Liang, even if he ultimately succeeded, he would inevitably have to go through considerable trouble.
Unless Fang Liang encountered a Mahayana Existence, he could not possibly lack the time to activate his communication token.
After pondering briefly, Qin Fengming lost interest in continuing to comprehend the formation-core runes. He rose to his feet, left the cave abode, and flew toward the perilous region of the Ghostly Yin Desert.
The Ghostly Yin Desert was clearly marked on the map jade slip given to him by Skyhawk Hall.
It lay southwest of Dragon Seeing Valley, seven or eight tens of millions of li away from the valley. It was an exceptionally perilous region where yin energy gathered.
Places dense with yin energy were highly suited to giving birth to yin souls and ghosts.
Qin Fengming was no longer a complete novice regarding yin souls and ghosts. He knew that yin souls and ghosts born in such yin energy generally found it extremely difficult to fully awaken their intelligence. Even among ghosts who cultivated to the Profound Spirit realm, very few could awaken their intelligence.
Of course, if they endured the baptism of the Mahayana Heavenly