Luo Feng's Troubles

After leaving that meteorite world shaped like a mountain range, Luo Feng once again flew through the vast Primordial Chaos Void, embarking on another lonely journey.

His clash with Yagelsituo had lasted only a short while, but before that, he had drifted here for more than thirty years. All he had found were floating meteorite fragments. Nearly all of them were slowly drifting in the same direction—a direction that coincided with that of the Origin Continent.

It was precisely toward the depths of Primordial Chaos Space.

This drifting seemed as slow as stillness itself, but with the discernment of a Lord-Level Primordial Chaos Lifeform, and after seeing enough of them, one could still make it out.

These meteorites were all drifting in one unified direction, not randomly.

Luo Feng found this rather strange.

During the cosmic era, meteorites in the void were at most pulled by the gravity of certain powerful celestial bodies, their paths disorderly. Yet in Primordial Chaos Space, unless they encountered some supermassive celestial body, their movement seemed to follow a single direction toward the depths. That was somewhat unreasonable.

Over these past decades, Luo Feng had seen no small number of meteorites. It was not merely a few; it was the overwhelming majority.

That was what gave Luo Feng an idea.

Luo Feng sat cross-legged atop a massive meteorite. The meteorite's path over this period had clearly confirmed his guess. Though its drifting was slow, it undeniably existed.

I wonder whether Yuan Lao Ge and the others have studied where these meteorites will drift to, Luo Feng thought.

He immediately rose and continued searching through the boundless Primordial Chaos Space.

Within the vast Primordial Chaos Space, most things in this region were meteorite fragments. Finding a Source World did not seem easy. Mainly because there was