Ye Tian looked toward where Zhong Wan was, but what he saw made his expression grow grave. With his cultivation, he still could not see a thing in the darkness.
The sight before him immediately brought back the words Long Hè Míng had said to Zhong Wan earlier.
"Could what Long Hè Míng said earlier be true?"
Zhong Wan fell silent at those words.
"Then do you believe it?" Ye Tian pressed.
"I don't know either," Zhong Wan said.
Zhong Wan's inability to answer indirectly proved that Long Hè Míng's words were true.
Zhong Wan and Long Hè Míng were likely the same kind of existence.
It was only that Long Hè Míng had been suppressed here, while Zhong Wan happened to be the one who had suppressed Long Hè Míng's true body. Over the long years of tens of thousands of years, Zhong Wan had somehow developed the thought of leaving and had successfully departed the Graveyard of the Gods.
After Zhong Wan left, the seal loosened, allowing Long Hè Míng below to find an opportunity to escape.
Furthermore, judging from the current circumstances, neither Zhong Wan nor Long Hè Míng was their true body. They were most likely merely a wisp of remnant soul.
That also explained Zhong Wan's bizarre ability with formations. After leaving the Graveyard of the Gods, Zhong Wan had retained her ability in formations, but all her memories had vanished.
Long Hè Míng was precisely the opposite. He had retained all his memories, but his own abilities had completely disappeared. He could not even maintain human form and could only seek out vessels to possess. The fifteen- or sixteen-year-old youth he had seen at first and Zhou Mian later on had both been such vessels.
This was why Long Hè Míng said that he