I assume what you said earlier—that you have lived as long as the Star Road—is true, Senior?
Ye Tian asked tentatively.
"Of course it is true. I have no need to deceive you. I once lived through that era, an era of vastness beyond anything you could ever imagine."
"The Age of Immortals?"
Ye Tian murmured quietly.
The old man glanced at him.
"It seems you know quite a few things. You are not as ignorant as those other juniors of the Heavenly Dao. But that makes sense. To possess such a realm, your cultivation must have reached that step long ago; otherwise, you could not have advanced so swiftly in such a short time."
At first, he had assumed this group was merely a band of fledgling juniors. Yet upon examining them carefully now, he discovered that not one of their cultivations was something he could see through.
As for Ye Tian, the sea of blood within his body was clearly surging, and his physique was extraordinarily powerful. He was plainly a young man of no great age, yet his cultivation could already stand shoulder to shoulder with the old man at his peak.
"Thank you for the praise, Senior. But was the era you experienced truly the Age of Immortals?"
Ye Tian asked.
"I only witnessed its final days, but I lived through an entire era—the era above the Great Dao. That era had countless heavenly immortals, a Heavenly Court, gods and immortals of every kind, and demons of every kind. In short, its splendor was beyond comparison with this age. Heavenly Dao Experts were not as scarce then as they are now."
A wistful light flickered in the old man's eyes. When people grew old, they liked reminiscing about the past, about the days when they stood