Resonance
Lu Xiaotian made a wide circle through the void, stopping less than a hundred li from the Boundary Demon Pearl. In this strange environment, even he couldn't stray too far, or he might lose track of it at the slightest misstep.
"These human Celestial Immortals have some skill after all. They actually sensed our position." At that moment, several different points flickered across the small silver mirror in Hao Qingyao's hand.
"And one of them has vanished. The Demon Shadow Mirror can't detect his location at all." Hao Qingmiao looked at the mirror in puzzlement.
"This place is too strange, and the Dragon Race doesn't seem to be on the same side as them. They can join forces when faced with a common threat, but once the danger passes, the rifts between them will naturally widen," Hao Qingyao said.
"Looks like these fellows came unprepared and know little about this place. And they still dare venture into this secret realm of the Buddhist Esoteric Sect." Hao Qingmiao sounded dissatisfied. "They'll only be a burden if they keep following us. If they don't know when to quit, having them tail us will become a nuisance. How about we find a chance to deal with them?"
"Don't underestimate them. Do you really think that just because we're from the Heavenly Devil Race, these human Celestial Immortals are beneath us? We have nothing to fear if we fight, but there are too many unknowns in this bizarre secret realm. Unless we have no other choice, we mustn't fight recklessly. We came to retrieve something from the Devil Realm. Killing a few more or fewer human Celestial Immortals means little," Hao Qingyao said, shaking his head.
With that, he carefully steered the Boundary Demon Pearl around the black torrents in the void and