Great Vow

(It had been a long time. My cold was finally over, and I still owed 40,000 words. I would make them up over the next couple of days.)

The moment Jon finished speaking, the sound of ice thawing came from Zhu Sha's body before them.

In the deep sea.

Above everyone's heads.

The shadow cast by the Ancient Egypt Small World remnant suddenly shattered. More accurately, it melted into the waters of the Azure Deep Sea.

Yet its power, along with its most fundamental roots and laws, had already been stripped away. After the shadow vanished completely, the expected scene did not appear. Instead, something even more wondrous emerged.

A radiant glow spread from Zhu Sha's body.

It was like sunlight, yet far gentler than sunlight and somewhat brighter than moonlight.

The light seemed endless, with Zhu Sha's body as its source, like a spring pouring out a flowing stream.

This time, the light flowed through the sky without scattering outward. It seemed almost tangible, yet lacked the disruptive mist of clouds. At least in appearance, it was exceptionally mysterious.

Nor was it entirely without disturbance.

That disturbance appeared within the Azure Deep Sea. At the site of the former world ruins, a small patch of light suddenly condensed, merging with the seawater and giving rise to a mirror.

In appearance, this mirror somewhat resembled a certain ancient mirror from Chinese legends. However, Jon had never seen that ancient mirror in person, so he did not dare jump to conclusions.

But one thing was certain: the mirror Zhu Sha had condensed was far superior to that ancient mirror.

Because there was a mysterious world within it.

Jon could see the scenes inside. There was no destruction, no turmoil, nothing that could unsettle one's heart. It was as though something had