Suddenly!
In the seabed that had originally held nothing, invisible ripples seemed to spread from Cheng Buzheng's toes.
Wisps of silvery-gray mist churned like swimming fish, shredding everything within a radius of thirty zhang into fragments.
The next instant!
A figure in green seemed to pierce through the barriers of space, arriving abruptly upon this stretch of seabed in a faint radiance—silent, yet carrying an irresistible majesty.
The newcomer wore a green robe. Its hem stirred softly with his subtle movements, revealing cloud patterns embroidered in golden thread at the cuffs—
The cloud patterns were ancient and elegant, faintly exuding an indescribable Dao resonance.
That handsome face was Unlike Mortals, as though an exiled immortal had descended into the world.
Yet when he lifted his eyes, those deep pupils were even more captivating—
How could these be a mortal's eyes?
They were plainly a vast and boundless sea of stars!
Countless flecks of starlight drifted slowly within them, sometimes transforming into a dazzling Milky Way, sometimes condensing into swirling nebulae. One glance was enough to make one feel as though their soul would be drawn in.
"Little demon," he said. His voice was calm and even, yet it possessed a strange penetrating force, clearly reaching every direction.
"Though you are somewhat shameless, there is one thing you said correctly:
"Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures indeed belong to the virtuous."
His words paused.
He raised his gaze slightly, his expression seeming half-smile, half-not, as he said:
"But in my view, you are not a virtuous demon!"
"Who?!"
The crab demon, which had been burying its head in a crevice of the coral reef and carefully stripping that Spirit Medicine free, abruptly raised its head covered in hard azure armor, like a cat whose tail had been stepped on.
Its pair of