Though it was only a clone, the other party's realm was lower. If he deliberately hid, then unless they had some special method, finding him would be extremely difficult.
Li Su had acted without hesitation because the supreme being had given him confidence. Even if he was only a clone now, it would be exceedingly difficult for the other party to find him.
Yet he had never expected the other party to be so decisive.
Fortune could naturally be used as well.
Not only could it be used, it could accomplish some unimaginable things—such as locating his clone. Under normal circumstances, even peak Grand Luo cultivators at the major-sect level would find it difficult to locate Li Su directly without locking onto him, let alone the person before him.
But burning fortune could indeed do precisely that.
From this alone, one could see just how terrifying fortune was.
Of course, under normal circumstances, even if cultivators possessed the means to do so, they would never use their fortune.
What a joke. Fortune itself was a nonrenewable resource. Once it was lost, it was truly gone; it would not recover.
Although fortune could be gained through plunder, that came with prerequisites.
It was not as though killing someone with a group of people would let you gain fortune. If it were that simple, why would it have been so difficult for Nine Heavens Sovereign and the others to become saints?
Under normal circumstances, there were only three kinds of fortune that could be seized.
The first was an existence like an evil spirit—an outsider carrying vast amounts of fortune it had plundered.
The second was a heaven-favored prodigy, someone cherished by heaven and earth for one reason or another, with luck so absurdly good it was almost unreal. If one could