When Zhang Yu saw Huo Heng appear, he said, "I have come to see you because I wish to perfect a Dao method. This method should help Turbid Canon cultivators restrain themselves, so they will not fall into Great Chaos when ascending to the higher realm. But I am not familiar with matters concerning Great Chaos, so I came to seek your guidance."
He did not conceal his intentions, because he knew Huo Heng would not refuse.
Sure enough, Huo Heng had no intention of holding anything back. Instead, he said readily, "Regarding Great Chaos, whatever you wish to ask, fellow Daoist, I can tell you."
In his view, if Zhang Yu was willing to learn about Great Chaos, then regardless of his present motives, it was a good thing. No matter what Zhang Yu thought now, he believed that the more Zhang Yu understood Great Chaos, the more he would realize that the Dao of Chaos was the true supreme Dao.
Seeing him agree, Zhang Yu pondered briefly before raising several questions.
Huo Heng answered every question, even offering some beneficial insights and suggestions along the way. Yet Zhang Yu had his own judgment; he would certainly make his own choices afterward rather than blindly believing Huo Heng's words.
After their exchange ended, he thanked Huo Heng. The latter said nothing more and vanished in an instant.
Zhang Yu knew that each time Huo Heng conversed with him, it was not Huo Heng himself, but merely something transformed from a trace he had left behind.
It could be said that from the time Zhang Yu encountered Huo Heng until now, this man had never appeared in his true body. Indeed, whether he even possessed a true body was difficult to say.
The Profound Court also seemed never to have