"This area is a bit dangerous," a True Immortal answered Feng Jun in a grave voice. "We encountered Void Nomads. The True Venerable discovered several treasure-hunting sites, but still felt it was best not to leave for now."
Feng Jun paused before replying, "Void Nomads? They're not that big a deal, are they? Can't we just avoid them?"
Void Nomads were quite terrifying to most Void creatures, but that did not mean they were impossible to deal with. As long as they were spotted early and avoided in time, there would be no problem. Back then, even the Rift-Eating Bee Swarm had avoided the Void Nomads.
As long as they did not choose to confront them head-on, cultivators' perception was enough to let them steer clear in advance.
"But the Nomads really are terrifying." One True Immortal looked rather pale; she had clearly been frightened.
"They really aren't that terrifying." Another True Immortal smiled. "The main issue is that the energy within this Shattered Stone Belt is extremely chaotic. The deeper one goes, the more difficult it becomes. But because of the energy storms, all the bad stuff has been filtered out..."
"So the deeper we go, the more good things there are. We're in no hurry to leave."
Feng Jun smiled dismissively. "Is that so? Void Chaos Stones... aren't they good things?"
Void Chaos Stones were also known as Lightweight Chaos Stones or Lightweight Yin-Yang Stones. They existed only in the Void, yet were greatly helpful to cultivators seeking enlightenment. To cultivators of the Heavenly Zither Plane, they were treasures one could only hope to encounter by chance.
Someone had once offered ten wisps of Yellow Profound Qi in exchange for a Void Chaos Stone, but failed to obtain one.
Someone else had used a Void Chaos Stone to