Could Feng Jun enter the Void without carrying a spatial-attribute Kun Cultivator with him?
Given how cautious he was, that was most likely impossible.
But regardless, having one and using one were two different concepts. In a sense, Feng Jun was a very proud person, and he especially disliked forcing people into difficult situations. In that respect, he felt he was much better than Yi Jue.
True Immortal Yi Jue often took it for granted that she could force others into difficult situations, but to Feng Jun, not making things difficult for others was an excellent quality.
In other words, when he had been at Spirit Wood Dao some time ago, if he had known these experimental data, he would have had far more confidence—so what if he did not have a spatial-attribute Kun Cultivator? He would still have dared to stand up to them head-on.
While Feng Jun was conversing with the Big Shot, True Immortal Yi Jue had already begun studying the place where Feng Jun had once sheltered. "Not only is the rock small, but the pit is too small as well... You really suffered here."
"For a large rock with a large pit, you'd at least have to wait until Soul Emergence," Feng Jun did not indulge her habit. In fact, he knew Yi Jue did not reject this kind of blunt exchange. "They drift in the Void for centuries, even millennia. I only drifted for a little over two years."
"Don't get so worked up," Yi Jue replied dismissively. "I didn't say you hadn't done well enough. I was merely stating things fairly."
"Alright, don't waste spiritual energy," Feng Jun said, unwilling to argue with her. He directly used spiritual energy to seal off the mouth of the pit, then released Liu Yiyi. "Yiyi, the