After a spell of dizzying upheaval, Song Wen found himself atop a lofty mountain, surrounded by layered ranges and a sea of forest rolling with the wind.
His purpose in coming here was clear: Pure Origin Heavenly Dew.
Thus, after briefly probing the surrounding mountains and confirming that there was not the slightest danger, Song Wen rose straight into the air and shot toward the heavens.
Pure Origin Heavenly Dew was formed from five-element spiritual energy tempered by the Nine Heavens Gale Winds and condensed through absorbing the power of the stars. Naturally, it had to be sought in the high skies.
The so-called Nine Heavens Gale Winds were not any particular kind of gale wind, but a collective term for the fierce gale winds raging through the vast heights of the Nine Heavens.
And the Nine Heavens was merely a broad term. In the eyes of cultivators, the lofty, boundless firmament was all called the Nine Heavens.
The Nine Heavens had no end; no one knew what lay beyond them.
As his altitude steadily rose, the power of the Nine Heavens Gale Winds grew ever more terrifying, and the wind speed increased sharply as well.
The gale winds were sharp enough to shatter anything unbreakable; wherever their edge pointed, all things perished.
The gale winds possessed the force to tear heaven and split earth; where their might reached, stars fell like rain.
Perhaps this was why no one had ever reached beyond the Nine Heavens.
When Song Wen reached an altitude of a hundred li, he could already feel the gale winds brushing against him, though they were exceedingly weak.
He continued ascending and soon arrived tens of thousands of li above the ground.
At this moment, the gale winds were like blades, like ten thousand edges launched at