I was actually quite curious where the other end of this karst cave led. After all, I had flown for more than half a day, yet there was still more than half the distance left, and I couldn't even be sure whether this demon beast was lying to me. It might well connect to another place.
The fact that both ends connected could make this a good route to take when fleeing in the future. After all, the enemy probably wouldn't know where this place led. However, these were sensitive times, so it wouldn't be wise to covet someone else's territory.
"All right. I hope you won't go back on your word." The male tiger was quite skilled at communication. From the hidden meaning in its words, it had probably come into contact with other immortals before. I had no idea how it had suffered such severe injuries that even after exhausting its primordial energy, it still hadn't fully recovered.
"I won't. Let's agree not to interfere with each other. Perhaps we can even help you." After leaving those words behind, I flew away. The tigress moved its claws, sweeping the few primordial crystals I had tossed them over to the male tiger.
I didn't look back. I had guessed everything through my senses, so things had gone more simply than I expected. The male tiger opened its mouth and inhaled, and the primordial crystals vanished from my perception. I also disappeared from the spot, using spatial contraction to return to the entrance.
I soon reached the exit. The cave renovation project there was already in full swing. The elders had decent taste, and they had carved the rooms with spells and magical artifacts until they were spacious and broad. With some primordial crystals serving as cave lighting, everything around