Yi Jue could not resist the allure of the Remains of the Star-Devouring Clan either. After hesitating for a moment, she looked at Feng Jun but said nothing.
Her meaning was obvious: I'm very interested, but the decision is yours.
In fact, she had expected Feng Jun to react. He had never told them what they had missed out on before, yet today, he had brought it up.
Sure enough, Feng Jun spoke bluntly. "Fairy Yi Jue, what did you mean by looking at me like that?"
"What could I possibly mean? If you have something to say, say it quickly." Yi Jue glared at him again. "If you don't want to say it, I'll go do something else."
"Then take me to collect the treasure," Feng Jun said, still choosing to trust Yi Jue. "It's eighty thousand li away, and it's moving extremely fast."
"Eighty thousand li away?" Yi Jue was so startled that she nearly jumped. "Since when could you sense things that far away?"
"The key is that the body is big enough," Feng Jun replied without hesitation. It was meant to devour stars—how small could its body possibly be?
"I object." At the critical moment, someone stepped forward. It was none other than Cang Jing. "If it's eighty thousand li away, I don't think you can make a round trip within two days. That would leave this place exposed to a certain degree of danger."
The dangers of the Void were countless, but the danger they meant at the moment was most likely the Rift-Eating Bee Swarm. That swarm had not left the Shattered Stone Belt. Perhaps it was exactly as Feng Jun had speculated—it was hiding from the Void Shepherd, and the Shattered Stone Belt was an ideal place to do so.
They had been