Yang Chen watched these insectfolk discuss matters, his heart already filled with doubts.
After all, before entering Ice Fire Star, he had never received any news that insectfolk existed on this planet.
This showed that humanity's grasp of the information here was inaccurate.
Yang Chen was plagued by countless doubts, unable to see through it no matter how he thought.
But he was in no hurry. At present, the root of everything still depended on Heng Ye.
These insectfolk's attitude toward Heng Ye had changed drastically, from faint hostility before to their current peaceful manner. They led Heng Ye all the way into the depths of the Arid Land.
What they did not know was that Yang Chen had secretly followed behind them, trailing them soundlessly.
Thus, led by the insectfolk, Heng Ye arrived at a deep pit in the ground.
Looking down into the pit, all he could see was utter darkness. There was no telling where it led. Under the insectfolk's guidance, Heng Ye entered the massive pit without hesitation.
Yang Chen watched the insectfolk descend, somewhat wary. However, with his spatial-temporal methods, such a pit could not hinder him. He slipped into spacetime, and when he reappeared, he was already at the spot where Heng Ye had landed.
At the bottom of the pit was an entrance. Upon entering it, one would see dense swarms of tiny insects everywhere—on the walls, on the ground, all over the place.
The tiny insects wriggled about, accompanied by strange sounds. Both the sight and sound of them were utterly revolting.
Heng Ye appeared calm, but a trace of apprehension clearly flashed through his eyes.
Yang Chen followed behind as well, surveying his surroundings. He could distinctly sense an incomparably immense aura deep within the cave. It was precisely because of