The Free Star Sea's heavenly-origin artifacts had indeed used many high-grade materials, and the weapons made from them were practically unstoppable across the major star regions.
However, I naturally knew that these were no fine materials. In the higher star seas, they were nothing more than ordinary mud, sand, and broken tiles mixed together.
So it was no wonder that a free fall colliding with something of the same level would shatter on the spot.
I was not without experience when facing a sudden high-dimensional plane, but I needed to find a safe place before I could think of a solution.
After telling Yun Che to follow me, we immediately chased after the area toward which the thick fog was drifting, quickly putting distance between ourselves and the site of the incident.
By then, we had reached the edge of the shock wave's spread. If we had been closer to the center, it would have been even worse, but even the aftershocks were still immensely powerful. Without needing to use our full strength, we still surged toward the depths of the forest as though riding the wind and breaking through the waves.
Only after we burst out over a cliff did the two of us hang suspended in midair, our feet nowhere near the ground, before finally crashing heavily down and escaping the aftershock.
Having experienced high-altitude falls before, I once again used the remaining strength in my body to tear through the air, ultimately landing on a flying cliff jutting from the precipice.
Yun Heng had kept hold of the long rope I had given her. She had nearly let go several times just now, so this time she finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Looking out from the flying cliff at the endless sea of trees, I saw