"How do we fight?" the Frost Giant asked in a low voice.
Gu Qingshan pointed in a certain direction. "See those people?"
"The ones casting a spell?"
"Right," Gu Qingshan said.
--In the direction he pointed, four immortals stood to the north, south, east, and west, each with both hands forming seals and chanting under their breath.
A huge barrier of light quietly appeared between them.
Through it, one could vaguely make out layer upon layer of Jade Towers, with carved beams and painted rafters—a scene straight out of an immortal's paradise.
The Frost Giant watched for a moment, then smiled. "So it's a passage through a barrier. Only those four have Divine Skills related to barriers."
"No one else?" Gu Qingshan asked.
The Frost Giant looked over all the immortals. "No."
Mu had lived through countless eras and seen more treasures, spells, and secrets than he could count. His knowledge was among the finest in the Void.
He was also a cautious sort. If he didn't know something, he wouldn't make wild claims.
--His judgment could be trusted.
"You want to kill those four and shut the barrier passage, so you can wipe out all the immortals here?" the Frost Giant asked.
Gu Qingshan shook his head. "Locking the door and trapping them inside isn't realistic. They have a kind of insect called Immortal Devouring Gu Worms that can open the barrier directly and reach the world on the other side."
The Frost Giant looked puzzled. "Then how do we fight?"
"We'll go through the barrier," Gu Qingshan said, staring at it. "We'll charge straight over and destroy the entire Heavenly Court on the other side."
The Frost Giant's eyes lit up.
"That's an excellent plan... But I have to warn you, the other side is their turf. It'll