Master was right. Something had indeed appeared.
First, Yu Lian's spiritual sense had picked up a faint pressure.
Yet Yu Lian had a subtle feeling. The enormous shadow seemed to have abruptly flashed into existence from a crack in the air. It felt as though a will from some higher dimension had wielded supreme power in this universe, causing this colossal demon to descend out of nowhere into this vast expanse of spirit.
It wasn't scientific. After all, the great hero Yu Lian now possessed "cosmic perception"—in other words, the instincts of a cosmic predator, even sharper than those of a wild predator. He could even fill in as the chief navigator for a grand fleet, guiding one or two thousand warships through unknown star lanes without batting an eye.
A giant beast of this scale should have left at least some sign of its arrival. It shouldn't have popped out all of a sudden like that little Black Tortoise just now.
No, even when that little Black Tortoise had popped into existence, there'd been a faint spatial fluctuation. It wasn't just him—Feifei had sensed it too.
So how had this thing appeared?
"Did you sense it?" Lan Jiufeng stroked his beard, every bit the grandmaster.
"I did, but I can't make sense of it."
"The Dao that can be spoken is not the eternal Dao," Lan Jiufeng said with a smile.
"Master, do you mean that this monster is indescribable? The moment I can sense its presence, it becomes visible?" The first line of the Dao De Jing was so ineffable that any translation seemed to work. Yu Lian felt that this interpretation suited the bizarre nature of the monster in the Void Realm rather well.
"What I mean is that this thing is less a monster living in