[On the second day of the return journey, you made a decision.]
[Golden escaping light sped through the Chaos Void. You sat cross-legged at the center of the escaping light, closed your eyes, and sank your divine sense into the Dingjun Sword.]
[You were trying to use the sword intent of the Dingjun Sword to sense Gluttony's traces.]
[The Dingjun Sword had once cut down the Bizarre Emperor, and it possessed a natural sensitivity to the aura of the Source of the Weird.]
[You sensed it.]
[Extremely faint, like a thread scattered by the wind, stretching through the Chaos Void toward a certain direction.]
[That was not the direction Gluttony had moved in—it was the direction from which Gluttony had been summoned.]
[You opened your eyes.]
["I'm going somewhere."]
["You go on ahead. I'll catch up afterward."]
[Luo Yiyi stood up.]
["I'll go with you."]
["No need."]
["I'm faster alone."]
[She looked at you, a trace of unwillingness flashing through her silver-white pupils.]
[But she did not insist.]
[She only pressed a silver-white sword tassel into your hand.]
["Come back alive."]
[You tightened your grip on the sword tassel and nodded.]
[Then you broke away from the escaping light, and Primordial Dragon Travel turned into a gray streak of flowing light, chasing in the direction of that thread.]
[You flew through the Chaos Void for three months.]
[That aura came and went, like a stream on the verge of drying up.]
[Sometimes it was so clear it seemed to be only a hundred li ahead; sometimes it was so hazy it was like mist scattered by the wind.]
[You did not dare speed up, afraid you would overshoot it; nor did you dare slow down, afraid you would lose it completely.]
[You only maintained a steady speed, locking your senses