"Xianli, rather than sitting around waiting to die, we have to find a way to leave. Our fate still has to remain in our own hands, so don't think I'm overcomplicating things. There's always someone who thinks further ahead than we do. No one knows what that mad old man is thinking, but don't forget—when I was injured back then, he wasn't exactly kindhearted." I looked toward my shoulder.
Only then did Xianli feel a lingering fear, but changing her way of thinking was not so easy. She immediately asked, "Then how are we supposed to escape? There's a huge boulder blocking the outside, and both the inside and outside of this cave have been reinforced by powerful arrays. With our cultivation, it's impossible for us to break through the walls or windows and leave." Xianli's face was full of worry.
"I thought of that long ago. This spring below us is the entrance to an underground river. That may be our way out—we can leave through it." I suggested.
Xianli was overjoyed and hurriedly said, "Then what are we waiting for?"
"Wait for me to make two simple storage bags, and then we'll leave." As I spoke, I went over to the pile of materials, picked out several pieces, and then went to the workbench to tinker with them.
Everything I knew about the Liangyi Universe had come from Lingyi, and Lingyi was most skilled in the laws governing small worlds. Storage bags belonged to this category, so making an operable storage bag was not difficult for me. My injuries had previously hindered me from making one, but now it was no longer a problem.
After making a bag from the hide of a ferocious beast, I carved a spatial array on its inner surface. Then I set the