Looking at Su Mo casually pick up the fragments from the ground, Bao Lei was startled.
But after realizing the fragments did not cause anyone to lose consciousness, he scratched his head and walked over. "My lord, what just happened? Was it an illusion?"
"An illusion? What did you see?" Su Mo crouched down and picked up another piece.
This time, the fragment readily recognized him, and even that faint feeling of dizziness vanished.
Aside from the warm, smooth sensation of touching jade, it was no different from ordinary dead ceramic, having lost all its supernatural qualities.
"After the explosion just now, I suddenly heard a voice calling me. I instinctively tried to resist, but everything went black before my eyes."
"When I opened my eyes again, I suddenly found myself in a strange place, probably a forest?"
"At the same time, there was a figure about... about the size of an excavator standing beside me. He told me..."
"Since you're here, don't think about going back. Keep me company."
"Unfortunately, before I could ask where that place was or who he was, I woke up again?!"
Bao Lei spoke somewhat incoherently, waving his hands as he gestured at what he had seen and roughly described the figure's appearance.
"Try touching this fragment and let me see?" Su Mo thought for a moment before handing him a smaller fragment.
Bao Lei reached out and touched it without much concern.
Suddenly, it was as if his soul had been ripped from his body. He toppled stiffly backward.
What made the situation both amusing and exasperating was that before he could fall completely, he regained consciousness.
"What did you see?" Su Mo asked in a deep voice.
This proved that even after the divine statue had shattered into pieces, it still retained