The Star River stretched far and wide, reaching from heaven to earth and splitting the universe in two. No one knew how deep it was below.
At that moment, Lu Yin saw a terrifying number of Rune Dao Numbers flash past beneath the Star River. The sight made his whole body go cold and his scalp tingle. Though he hadn't seen it clearly, he was certain the shock those Rune Dao Numbers gave him was no less than that of the Tong Family Ancestor or Eyeless Ancestor. In other words, a monster comparable to a Cosmos Imprinter had just swum past beneath the Star River.
No one knew how the Star River had formed. It divided the entire universe—or rather, the Fifth Continent—into the Inner and Outer Universe. Its branches, meanwhile, divided the Inner Universe into countless interconnected flowzones.
Countless people explored the Star River every year, and countless people perished in it.
The simplest example was fishing from a Star River Giant Ship. One had to reach at least the Cruising Realm just to qualify, and that was only the minimum requirement.
If even fishing was so dangerous, one could imagine how terrifying the Star River was.
No one knew what existed within it. Perhaps only those at the Ancestral Realm could see clearly.
At that moment, Lu Yin had witnessed the terrifying side of the Star River.
Fortunately, the creature with a Million Combat Power didn't linger. It disappeared in an instant, moving extremely quickly. Perhaps in its eyes, they were no more than little fish in the water, not even worth a glance.
The others continued chasing after the Sixth Continent cultivators.
The Sixth Continent cultivators were already close to returning to the Inner Universe.
The Inner and Outer Universe had never been very far apart when