Its expression turned grave as it began telling this Immortal Dao exalted one about it.
The Void Sea held many primordial Dao phenomena of the Immortal Realm. Over the past ten thousand years, many Void Primordial Fiends had been born there, led by 'Imperial Venerable,' 'Dao Venerable,' and 'Soul Venerable.'
Yet their deeds were enough to make one's hair stand on end. These three venerables led countless Void fiends ashore from the sea, feeding on the divine souls and Dao Foundations of living beings.
They were also the natural enemies of immortal beasts. It was not that the immortal beasts wished to submit to this Cold Frontier—they had fled here to escape disaster.
You had best stop advancing here!
The Void Sea fiends had no interest in this lifeless Cold Frontier, but if you continued onward, a catastrophe that blotted out the sky would descend. Their methods were treacherous and brutal, and no one knew how many Immortal Realm beings had already died at their hands.
He Ling's pupils contracted slightly, though her expression remained unusually calm.
She smiled. "Thank you."
The immortal deer gave a cry, its gaze peaceful, then picked up the scroll in its mouth and departed.
After it left.
He Ling looked toward Chen Xun, who was engrossed in carving the ice and snow in the distance. As though sensing her gaze, he calmly said, "Under normal circumstances, the Immortal Realm is filled with barbaric and primordial beings. The strong devour the weak; it is the cycle ordained by Heaven. No need to interfere."
"Yes." He Ling nodded and fell into thought.
Before the snow hut.
Ni Canghuan narrowed his eyes. He had evidently heard what the immortal deer meant as well. Interest stirred in him, and he sneered. "Void Sea, three venerables, countless servants... not