Huang Mei sent him a thought. "I don't know what realm that divine ability belongs to. You've fought him, so you should be the one to judge."
Xu Yi pondered for a moment, then sent back a thought. "I can't figure it out right away either. The only thing I can say for certain is that the kid is no ordinary person—he's extraordinary to the extreme, almost like some ancient monster who's possessed a body and been reborn. But there's little point in figuring out who Yu Feng really is right now. We need to find a way out of here."
Huang Mei sent him a thought. "That's your problem. You'd better put your back into it. You've been studying the meteor walls for ages, and now you're surrounded by them. Nobody's bothering you here, so don't tell me you still can't make heads or tails of them."
Xu Yi didn't disappoint Huang Mei. In less than half an hour, he made a major breakthrough.
He had never imagined that the answer to what had baffled him all this time was hidden within these meteor walls.
Back when he had still been outside, he'd studied the walls and learned a few things, but he could never make sense of some crucial points or piece them together.
Only after arriving here did he understand: the entire meteor wall formation wasn't flat at all. It was three-dimensional.
What he saw now was the other side of the meteor walls. He had never encountered a formation like this one before: it had turned a plane into a solid structure, with formations laid out on both sides.
The number of meteor walls he could see now far exceeded the number in the great hall. Based on his deductions about the formation within them, he