Arc 29Chapters 701–708
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Su Zhan left the Demon Sea and learned that the Azure Billows Sea had seen unusual activity, prompting a warning from the East Domain Sea-Calming Bureau. He reached the boundary of the black sea and discovered that its waters cut off the Shadow Thousand Silk Lock’s perception.
Su Zhan followed the golden totem’s guidance to the black sea, where he discovered that its dense, perception-absorbing water had likely been altered by artificial Principle power. He armored himself and plunged into the depths, where all sound vanished.
Su Zhan descended through the lightless, sound-absorbing water and used the Totem to open a stone door on the seabed. He entered a dry passage leading into an enormous spherical space, whose interior remained unexplored.
Su Zhan entered a chamber containing the first Heaven-Mending Stone, where eighty-one water guards formed a layered defense. He discovered that flying toward the stone would trigger all the guards at once, leaving him to face the trial without an easy shortcut.
Su Zhan fought the water guardians on the stone steps and discovered that lightning could destroy the Principle structure holding their bodies together. He tested Law-Eroding Poison on another guardian, and its body began to lose its form.
Su Zhan climbed the stone platform by defeating its water guards and recovering residual Principle energy from their scattered water. He reached the final stairway, where nine powerful guards stood between him and the Heaven-Mending Stone.
Su Zhan fought through the water guards on the steps leading to the Heaven-Mending Stone, preventing the strongest guard from absorbing their remains and defeating it in close combat. He stood on the steps after the final guard exploded.
Su Zhan claimed the first Heaven-Mending Stone and learned that a probe in the Sealing Formation was expanding toward a breach. He raced back to the Mustard Seed Grotto-Heaven, where Yuan Ji and Yuan Chou were monitoring the crisis.