The closer Lu Ye came to the Yin-Yang Great Millstone, the more he could sense the grandeur of this Starry Sky Spectacle. In terms of sheer scale, it was undoubtedly the largest spectacle he had ever seen—even the Myriad Phenomena Sea paled in comparison.
That was only natural, because this Starry Sky Spectacle had been continuously growing. Its current size was already remarkable; as for the future, perhaps even the surrounding star systems would be swallowed up. By then, its immense scale would be utterly beyond measure.
Though its growth devoured everything around it, cultivators who came here were not greatly affected. At the very least, Lu Ye did not feel as though he himself was being swallowed.
Several days later, he finally reached the outskirts of the Yin-Yang Great Millstone. To his surprise, he spotted something resembling a marketplace not far away, where quite a few cultivators had gathered.
Under normal circumstances, he would certainly have gone over for a look, but he was being hunted now. Where would he find the time?
He plunged headfirst into the Yin-Yang Great Millstone.
In an instant, it was as though he had entered another stretch of starry sky.
From the outside, the Yin-Yang Great Millstone was an enormous millstone of red and blue, grinding in opposing directions. Lu Ye had entered through the blue portion. He had assumed that the interior would inevitably be a world drenched in blue, but that was not the case.
There was no blue here, nor was there any red. Only an invisible force field filled the area.
Lu Ye could clearly sense that this invisible power was like countless utterly unseen millstones. No matter where he stood, he was constantly being ground down.
Because of the interference of this strange power, even his vision was