On the immortal vessel, Wan Langu suddenly furrowed his brow. He sensed a strange change in the laws of this world and said, "In this era, I can actually sense a different worldline. It seems I can..."
He focused his thoughts.
Crack.
He suddenly vanished from where he stood.
Su Yu Niang watched the general disappear and lowered her voice. "What did he do? Why did he suddenly disappear? Could he have run away?"
A female Celestial Immortal beside her shook her head and whispered, "It's impossible that he'd abandon us. At the very least, he wouldn't do so before danger appeared. Besides, the way he vanished was strange. It wasn't spatial movement."
Su Yu Niang rolled her eyes. "Spatial movement? He'd have to cultivate the laws of space first. What respectable person cultivates that?"
Several of them discussed it, yet none could figure out how he had disappeared. There had not even been any spatial fluctuations.
Just then.
Whoosh!
The True Immortal general who had vanished suddenly reappeared before them, wearing a strange expression as he looked at his soldiers.
"Everyone, there's something I need to explain. The laws here are very special. After reaching the True Immortal level, one can leap between worldlines. True Immortals are advanced multidimensional lifeforms."
"I just leaped through time and went to another Parallel World. But that place was also in ruins!"
The moment these words fell, everyone's expressions became complicated.
Could prehistoric True Immortals really leap between worldlines?
Didn't that mean there were countless Parallel Worlds with another version of me in each?
But from this True Immortal general's description, it seemed that the Parallel Worlds did not contain another version of him.
That made sense, too.
They were transmigrators, not natives born and raised here. There was only one of each