Zhou Xuan put Judgment away, planting it in the ground behind him.
"It didn't break." Zhou Xuan turned, his gaze settling on Ji Chen. "Have you heard of the Divine Tomb?"
Ji Chen froze for a moment. He had leafed through countless ancient texts in the Heavenly Strategy Pavilion and wielded the Deduction Compass, knowing the secrets of the myriad worlds like the back of his hand. Yet this term was unfamiliar to him.
"I have not." Ji Chen shook his head and answered honestly. "Across the heavens and myriad worlds, many places bear the name 'graveyard,' but only the Ten Thousand Dao Graveyard dared crown itself with the word 'divine.' And the Master has already razed that place."
Zhou Xuan glanced at A Gu beside him.
A Gu had just endured the divine weapon's backlash and witnessed this one-sided slaughter with his own eyes. He had not retreated. He stood stiffly upright, his breathing a little rapid.
"The Ten Thousand Dao Graveyard was the False Heavenly Dao's prison cage." Zhou Xuan withdrew his gaze and looked toward the endless night sky over the Wild Continent. "There is another tomb in this world. What lies buried inside may be what truly changed the course of an epoch."
He pulled out Judgment.
"Let's go." Zhou Xuan strode forward.
"Where?" Ji Chen followed.
Zhou Xuan looked at A Gu.
"To find the local snakes." Zhou Xuan's tone was calm. "He fell in this world, and the Supreme One Token slumbers here. Someone in this wilderness must know something. Dig up the oldest tribes and pull out their memories."
The three headed toward the edge of the ruins.
In the darkness, deep within a fissure at the bottom of the Heavenly Abyss, a tiny red light quietly kindled.
Within the red light, the