The deeper he went into Meteor Sea's Inner Domain,
the less useful the star chart became.
Lin Yi stood atop a slowly rotating dark-red shattered star and unfolded the old star chart in his hand once more.
Ahead,
a safe route that should have existed was gone.
In its place lay vast stretches of crisscrossing spatial turbulence.
Dozens of celestial bodies of varying sizes sped along both sides of the turbulence.
Two of them had just grazed each other.
Huge swathes of rock strata exploded at once.
Countless stones shot outward in every direction.
Lin Yi put away the star chart.
But it was not useless.
The general direction remained.
As for the specific routes left behind back then,
no one knew how many times they had changed.
This was the Meteor Sea.
Not some paved imperial road.
Lin Yi raised his head and observed for a while.
He did not cross directly.
Several breaths later,
a black celestial body several miles in diameter shot in from the left.
As it neared the spatial turbulence, it was suddenly pulled off course.
A small gap immediately opened amid the originally dense trajectories of the shattered stars.
Now.
Lin Yi moved.
His figure shot out in an instant.
Just as he crossed the first stretch of turbulence,
a shrill tearing sound came from the right.
A star-rock hundreds of zhang across smashed toward him at high speed.
It was unbelievably fast.
Lin Yi did not stop.
The Cangjin Saber left its sheath.
The Water-Fire Sixth Layer circulated naturally.
The blade swept along the edge of the star-rock.
He did not strike it head-on.
Instead, his saber force followed that immense momentum and guided it aside.
The massive star-rock shifted only slightly,
yet it brushed past Lin Yi's side exactly.
Lin Yi continued