"Then you..."
Ye Tian recalled that Ksitigarbha's two residual shadows had already dissipated.
"I should remain for a while longer. After all, the fact that you can see me means the two places ahead have likely already vanished. And if something truly happened to him, then I should be the last mark he left in this world."
Ksitigarbha spoke leisurely, a rare trace of weariness showing in his expression.
"May I know where exactly he went?"
Ye Tian asked.
He was indeed rather curious about the whereabouts of Ksitigarbha's true body.
"You will learn in the future. Sooner or later, you too will go to that place."
Ksitigarbha glanced at Ye Tian as he spoke.
"Above the starry sky?"
Ye Tian looked at the young-faced monk before him.
But Ksitigarbha merely shook his head and said no more.
"I do not wish for my inheritance to be buried here in your hands. This space is about to collapse."
He suddenly said.
Before Ye Tian could react, Ksitigarbha had already vanished in the next instant, and the spell marks stretching beyond sight had disappeared as well.
Ye Tian's consciousness quickly returned to his physical body. When he opened his eyes, he found the surroundings already trembling violently.
Recalling what Ksitigarbha had said, Ye Tian did not believe the other man had merely been trying to frighten him.
Thus, Ye Tian hurried back along the path he had come from. Just as he was about to rush out of the cave entrance, he turned back for one last look.
A thunderous boom rang out.
Then there was no more movement.
"I forgot to ask him what was inside the coffin farther ahead."
Only after leaving the cave did Ye Tian think of it.
"What happened to you earlier? It was as though