The White Knight withdrew her gaze, lifted a foot, and stamped on the ground. Ripples spread outward. Lu Yin raised an eyebrow, sensing trouble.
The next moment, the valleys on either side crumbled. A tremendous boom shook the air, and even the river split apart.
"What are you doing?" Lu Yin cried out in alarm.
The White Knight replied coldly, "Come with me or don't." With that, she leaped into the air and headed in one direction.
Lu Yin had no choice but to follow. Such a commotion might attract powerful enemies. The Sixth Continent had to have experts comparable to the top ten on the Top 100 Battle Ranking, besides the Domain Lords. They would probably join the war too, and it would be easy to run into them. That would be trouble. This woman had decided he wouldn't dare stay behind.
"What did you mean just now by the place where we'll arrive?" Lu Yin asked.
"The Dao Origin Sect doesn't descend with a Dao Pu only outside its gates. The Mountains and Seas are separate entities. As long as you pass the test, you can descend in the Mountains and Seas," the White Knight replied.
"The Mountains and Seas?" The term sounded familiar to Lu Yin. He thought he'd heard someone mention it.
The White Knight offered no explanation, simply leading Lu Yin in one direction.
Outside the ruins of the valley they'd just left, Nong Zaitian was nearly scared out of his wits. He'd narrowly escaped death at Shang Rong's hands earlier, and had been buried in the soil for several days. After finally waking up, he'd found a very secluded valley and planned to hide there for a few days, until the time was up. But just as he approached, the valley collapsed. The fleeting