Because even if I could tow them, I would face several major problems. First, with such a huge target, the chance of encountering enemies would be almost one hundred percent. Just as when I killed a Blood Sea Guard before, more guards would soon come to capture me. Once their numbers grew, I definitely wouldn't be able to beat them, and in the end I would have no choice but to abandon such a huge target.
The second problem was that even if I relied on my second-grade Dao Body and my ability to remain in the Blood Sea for two or three months to drag this group of God-Burying Coffins somewhere beyond everyone's reach, Yan'er would no longer be able to see me after a month and would summon that God-Burying Coffin back. By then, I wouldn't be able to get back up. After all, there was no evidence proving that the Blood Sea and the human-god realm above were parallel. What if it was moving? The Blood Sea beneath the Sea-Calming Formation was flowing too; it was only because of the formation's spiral that the hundred thousand God-Burying Coffins remained directly below it.
And the third problem was that it would take at least a month to evade these Blood Sea Guards. Without that God-Burying Coffin to take me back up, even if I opened the coffins imprisoning the gods one by one, how would I bring Si Xiaoxian back?
The one-month deadline had originally been a good way to prevent anything from happening to me, but now it had become one of my limitations. The last thing I wanted right now was for Yan'er to summon this God-Burying Coffin back up!
I wrestled with these problems, and half a day soon passed. Unable to bear it any