Suddenly sensing the aura of the jade tablet he had kept treasured surging, Mo Ze was startled. He had even lost interest in casting a spell to kill the two people who had fled.
Leaving the Outer Realm Demonic Domain and entering another interface was what Mo Ze most wanted to do.
However, not every tribulation undergone by a cultivator in the Demonic Domain could be sensed by those in other interfaces. Only when someone whose soul was extremely compatible with his underwent tribulation could he detect it.
If he successfully seized a body, Mo Ze could naturally leave the perilous Demonic Domain.
His longing for other interfaces was partly because of their abundant cultivation resources. More importantly, while in the Demonic Domain, Mo Ze could hardly guarantee his own safety.
As a clone of an Emperor Venerable, cultivation resources were naturally not the reason Mo Ze wanted to flee the Demonic Domain.
Every existence at the Emperor Venerable level had several clones.
As for those clones, they hardly needed to worry about cultivation resources. Whatever any clone needed for cultivation could be obtained more easily than other cultivators could.
What placed the greatest pressure on the clones and filled them with fear was the Qinggu Sacrifice Trial held once every thousand years.
The Qinggu Sacrifice was a trial in the Demonic Domain that every clone of an Emperor Venerable had to participate in—a trial that could only be described as extremely cruel and bloody.
Regardless of where an Emperor Venerable's clone was in the Demonic Domain, once the Qinggu Sacrifice began, it would be directly drawn into the Green Valley Land to participate in this bloody trial.
The trials of the Cultivation World, no matter what kind of trial they were or in which interface they existed, all possessed