Everyone outside said Lord Mi was raising it to replace Shi Jian, and Time Gui thought so too.
Who could have guessed that this human intended to use it as a tool to debate the Dao with Shi Jian?
It couldn't. It didn't want to die. It didn't want to die.
But it had no say in the matter.
As Lord Mi closed his eyes, Time Gui was forced to clear its mind. It felt itself enter the Square of Spirit and gradually drift toward the Time Domain. This ocean of spirit was so carefree. It felt wonderful—too wonderful. It didn't want to leave.
Then it saw another dragon fish. It was Shi Jian.
"Shi Jian."
On the Six Luminaries Battlefield, Shi Jian's body jolted as it fought the Progenitor. Caught off guard, it was struck by the Progenitor's First Dust and sent flying.
"Shi Jian—"
Shi Jian abruptly looked up toward the Square of Spirit and shouted angrily, "Lord Mi? What are you doing?"
"Shi Jian, you and I will debate the Dao."
Shi Jian thought it had misheard. Why debate the Dao at a time like this? "Lord Mi, are you helping Lu Yin?"
Hadn't he said that Lord Mi couldn't act? That was why they had made their move. How could Lord Mi still interfere in the battle?
"You and I will debate the Dao. I'll begin." Lord Mi had no intention of answering. He went straight to the question: "Does time exist? Answer."
What the hell am I supposed to say?
Before it, the Progenitor charged. He had sensed something and attacked even more fiercely.
Shi Jian didn't want to debate the Dao, but its power was being driven by spirit.
Over countless years, Lord Mi was the first to use spirit to drive power. He