"So I told you—you overdid it! If I actually went outside and acted for Director Fei, I'd be doing at least twenty takes." Yu Lian grumbled to himself.
Then, a blazing white divine dragon, radiant as the sun, suddenly appeared behind him and let out a roar that shook the mental realm.
Nordos finally revealed his true form amid the shock waves of their mental clash, but he was already being swept uncontrollably toward the end of the information portal.
"This is absolutely not the end. It will never be the end!" the High Priest shouted at Yu Lian, defiant and furious, yet still brimming with fighting spirit, like a young man who had returned after half a lifetime away.
His voice was so rousing that he might as well have added, "I'll be back!"
Yu Lian had genuinely felt a little awkward.
But just as the Great Starseer's will was about to be driven from this universe, Yu Lian caught a faint glimpse of another kind of mental fluctuation at the edge of the void.
Those two presences, whose outlines had only now begun to emerge, were also anchored to the entrance and exit of this information world, connecting it to another "universe."
If he so much as turned his thoughts in that direction, he could follow the Starseer's will as it fled and enter that new realm, couldn't he?
That was probably just how the information world worked. Invasion and being invaded, active and passive—they were all one and the same.
If one of those mental fluctuations hadn't felt somewhat familiar, he might really have sent his consciousness over to investigate.
But in this world, what difference was there between the perception of consciousness and the actions of the body?
Heh. Just as expected.
The blazing white dragon