"Do you want to go to the Star Ruins? That is no kindly place. Without some strength, surviving there is difficult."
Hearing Chen Lin's request, Adaiah offered a warning.
Chen Lin nodded.
"I know, but I have a reason that leaves me no choice."
"I see."
Adaiah's gaze swept across Chen Lin's face.
Chen Lin did not avert his eyes.
He knew she had already guessed who he was. He was not a cultivator from High-Dimensional Space, yet he possessed a high-dimensional level of life and corresponding abilities. Apart from the Life Ferry, there seemed to be nowhere else that could make that possible.
But since she had not asked, he had no need to spell it out.
From her words, he could tell that her circumstances were not particularly good, and she did not want to become too deeply involved with him.
"If you want to travel from a boundary realm to the Star Ruins, or move between different boundary realms, the simplest way is through the River of Rules."
Adaiah's clear voice rang out.
"The River of Rules?"
Chen Lin looked thoughtful.
"Yes."
Adaiah nodded gently.
"The cultivation world we inhabit was founded because of the Primordial Stele, so all the Rivers of Rules are connected. Their strength merely varies from place to place."
"As long as you can withstand rule erosion, you can go wherever you like."
Chen Lin asked uncertainly, "By the River of Rules, do you mean illusory rivers like the River of Time and the Destiny River, Miss Daya?"
"They aren't illusory."
Adaiah corrected him.
"These rivers are actually rule lines. Our level is simply too low to see them directly. But they truly exist-more truly than living beings like us."
Chen Lin thought of the space within the Life Letter.
The structure of