Bai Yang knew very well that the Falling Ink Star was buried beneath a thick layer of rock roughly 15,600 meters underground.
Babata's external reconnaissance and control abilities had their limits. Faced with his [Refraction] profound mystery, it would have no good solution.
He neither wanted to meet it nor wanted it to scan his brain domain without his knowledge.
"Don't worry! If that guy starts causing trouble nearby, I'll warn you in advance!"
Star Guardian was quite confident about this. Her performance was temporarily inferior to Babata's.
But if she only defended and did not attack, it was not as though she would fail to detect him entirely.
The struggle for the Moya Crystals would likely last around three days.
Of all the Moya Crystals, the 289 outside the Falling Ink Star's entrance were still the most numerous. The quantities elsewhere were simply too small.
Bai Yang looked down on them somewhat. They were not even as valuable as his current reserves, so there was no need to go out of his way for them.
He kept himself in a state of refracted light, completely vanishing beneath the earth.
The light within the Light Law was actually a collective term for the universe's various rays and electromagnetic waves.
Unless it was one of those advanced detectors that even Marquis-level Immortals on extraterritorial battlefields were reluctant to buy, it would be far from easy to rely on the equipment aboard an ordinary spacecraft to detect an expert skilled in the [Refraction] profound mystery.
Bai Yang headed downward, silently drilling deep beneath the earth.
If he could locate the concealed half-open hatch of the Falling Ink Star in advance, that would mean Babata had not discovered him.
Then his chances would be great!
What he did not know was that while