"I can give you the map, but that has to depend on how you view the ruins before us. Tell me, what kind of impact do you think these ruins will have on this place?" I didn't want her to actually start crying, either. Many people outside had heard our conversation, and I knew quite a few of them were her supporters or acquaintances.
After I suddenly became serious, Qing Limo wiped away her tears as well. Biting her lower lip, she glared at me and said, "Then it depends on how large the landmass of these ruins really is! Ideally, while it has only just fallen and hasn't caused much damage, we should force it back into the Dao-Proving Heaven! That way, repairing the damaged world walls would have limited consequences, at least!"
"It's certainly enormous. It's falling right now, and it might very well make the Unavoidable Barrier a complete mess," I said.
Tai Weimiaolan, standing nearby, wore a strange expression. She obviously didn't understand what we were talking about, but she still said, "Master, why don't we talk somewhere else? So many people are watching us..."
"There's no need. None of the immortals here know how destructive these ruins could be to the Nine Immortal Realms. The more people who hear us say it now, the better!" I shook my head.
Qing Limo glanced at the people outside. Quite a few had already quieted down, and she continued, "If it's truly enormous, then we'll have to see what shape the entire landmass is. From my observations, it seems that the sharp end entered first, so what we're seeing can only be considered the tip of the iceberg. As it gradually sinks into our Nine Immortal Realms, we'll also have to see how large its rear end is.