The starlight flowing through his eyes was merely a tiny speck of light, yet it represented a size and blazing radiance countless times greater than itself.
What surrounded him was a sea of stars.
If it had merely been traveling between different worlds, Ye Tian would not have found it so shocking.
After all, even at his current realm, he had traveled through more than one world. With Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's methods back then, it would likely only have taken some effort to accomplish.
Yet those worlds had all been connected. Traveling among them was far easier than flying into the starry sky.
With Ye Tian's current memories, he could even recognize one or two of the stars in the heavens. Whether their names matched those in his memories, however, was another matter.
"These specks of starlight look somewhat familiar."
Shen too sensed something unusual, but he could not understand its significance as Ye Tian did.
"Of course they're familiar. Back in the outside world, all you had to do was raise your head to see countless of them."
With no small amount of curiosity, he stretched out a finger and pointed at a star within reach.
The instant that point of light touched Ye Tian's fingertip, ripples spread through it, and even its radiance was affected.
"Looks like these aren't real."
Ye Tian looked at the fingertip that had just touched the light. There was no particular sensation, as though he had tapped empty air.
"They should merely be projections."
He spoke with some disappointment.
Still, being able to move the stars of all the heavens into such a narrow space was already an extraordinary feat.
After all, even an existence like Shen, who had lived beneath the starry sky for tens of thousands of years, might not remember every