After discussing matters with Purple Extreme, Lu Ye departed.
At the same time, he left behind a Talent Tree Clone to hold the fort at his original position.
Because the Dao power being shared was not much, the clone could only wield the strength of five Dao. With Purple Extreme included, that made two Five Dao Cultivators guarding this place. So long as no overly powerful foe came looking for trouble, there would be no major issue.
Besides, as long as the main body remained connected to the clone, he could return at any time through Void Spirit Patterns. If real danger arose, he could provide timely support.
The aura of the Star Abyss was incomparably mysterious and exerted immense suppression upon cultivators' spiritual senses. Only by channeling Dao power to bolster one's spiritual sense could this suppression be eliminated.
But doing so invisibly consumed Dao power as well.
Thus, unless necessary, cultivators in the Star Abyss would not squander the Dao power they had worked so hard to obtain.
In such an environment, the weak undoubtedly found it easier to conceal themselves.
Lu Ye traveled onward, occasionally encountering Star Abyss creatures along the way. Yet after striking several times, he discovered that the Star Abyss was not filled with powerhouses everywhere. At the very least, none of those he had killed possessed Dao Bones; they could merely wield one or two wisps of Dao power.
Less than half a day later, he finally obtained his first spoils.
The spoils came from an enormous star beast with the strength of three Dao. With Lu Ye's current abilities, such a star beast naturally did not amount to anything in his eyes.
He took out its Dao Bone, held it in his palm, and activated the Talent Tree's power to refine it.