Alive—and it had even set its sights on him.
Li Su's expression changed. This place was not safe. Danger lurked here; if he went any deeper, something would go wrong.
It was not merely a matter of souls getting lost. There had once been people whose primordial spirits developed problems, were replaced, and substituted.
Fortunately, when they broke free from this world, their bodies had already been riddled with severe problems. They aged in an instant, as though a hundred thousand years had passed in a single second. In the end, unable to endure it, their souls collapsed and their fleshly bodies were destroyed.
He had never expected it to be that colossal beast which, by all rights, should have been cast into the abyss below and destroyed by Brother Monkey.
Without a second thought, Li Su turned and retreated. He had no intention whatsoever of testing the colossal beast's capabilities, or finding out what state it was currently in.
This was not its true body. It was too small; though its power was bizarrely sinister, it had not reached an unsolvable level.
But Li Su, who had come into contact with extraterrestrial fiends more than once, knew all too well how wicked these things were. Their destructive power and immortality were both terrifying.
The black mud from before, and that fear born from the depths of his heart—none of them had been easy to deal with.
In an instant, he retreated over a thousand miles.
This was the reflection of the light of the mind, fast beyond belief.
Yet before Li Su could breathe a sigh of relief, he sensed an attack. His expression turned even uglier. He had been locked onto.
The eyes in the shadows lit up. Though he had already retreated over a thousand miles, in