Then he shot through the air toward the distant place shrouded in clouds and mist!
The Sacred Hall lay in the sea ahead, so the ship carrying everyone could naturally have sailed directly there.
Moreover, this ship was extremely unusual. It moved across the water at a terrifying speed, no less swift than flying.
Seen this way, taking to the sky upon reaching the gates truly seemed a superfluous move.
The disciples on the deck had the same doubts and discussed it among themselves.
Yet Ye Tian saw the reason behind it.
It was because of the massive barrier that enveloped the entire Sacred Hall.
The sea ahead appeared whole and boundless, where sea and sky met as one. But in truth, somewhere ahead, it had been completely divided on the level of spiritual energy, forming countless overlapping, invisible, twisted spaces.
It was as though an unseen maze surrounded that range of mountains amid the surrounding seas.
If an ordinary ship sailed forward across the water, once it approached that area, it would naturally be transported back to where it had started, or else forced backward. Moving forward would only leave it circling in place forever.
And Ye Tian also "saw" that somewhere high above the barrier was an opening passage woven from formations, like a transparent gate suspended in the sky.
Lu Wenbin controlled the great ship with a spell and made it fly, evidently so they could enter through that "gate."
Whether it was the invisible formation covering a vast stretch of sea or the transparent "gate" in midair, both contained an extremely high level of mastery. In Ye Tian's judgment, only experts above the True Immortal level could have deployed and arranged them.
As the most transcendent sacred land in this realm, the Sacred Hall's deep foundations