Why did he conclude it was a Small World? Feng Jun glanced at True Immortal Jiu Wei, thought for a moment, and answered, "The energy doesn't match the spatial curvature."
What are you talking about? True Immortal Jiu Wei blinked. He felt that he understood every word the other party said, yet could not understand them when put together. "What is energy? What is spatial curvature?"
"Well..." Feng Jun thought for a moment before answering, "My system of knowledge differs from yours. It would be very difficult to explain."
"I'm not afraid of difficulty." True Immortal Jiu Wei had a strong thirst for knowledge, and his attitude was exceptionally resolute.
"I am," Feng Jun replied, not knowing whether to laugh or cry. To stop this fellow from continuing to dig to the bottom of it, he directly cut off the avenue for questions. "Besides, some knowledge is a secret art not passed down by my sect. I hope True Immortal Jiu Wei will understand."
"Are you two done yet?" True Immortal Jiu Wei was still feeling awkward when True Immortal Yi Jue spoke up in displeasure. Her fingers flicked the divination sticks so quickly they nearly flew away, and without even raising her head, she said, "Can't you see I'm performing a divination?"
The two exchanged a glance and fell silent. True Immortal Yi Jue's presence was still immensely imposing.
She performed divination for a full half hour before finally raising her head. "Spatial curvature... does seem somewhat insufficient. It feels like these spatial fluctuations have appeared multiple times, but the range of their changes has always been limited."
At first, True Immortal Jiu Wei had thought that True Immortal Yi Jue was merely parroting someone else's words—he had read so many tomes and had never heard the term "spatial