One moment, the talisman was still within their sight; the next, it was swallowed by the Spatial Turbulence and vanished without a trace.
The paper cranes were invisible to the naked eye, but empowered by spatial forces, Su Shi'er could vaguely sense their general movements.
As they fluttered about, most of them lost their way amid the Spatial Turbulence.
But... there were exceptions. A small number of paper cranes were drawn away by some unknown force as they flew, vanishing into the Spatial Turbulence. Once they entered the outside world, Su Shi'er lost contact with them.
"Hm?"
Feeling the changes in the paper cranes formed from the talismans, Su Shi'er frowned slightly.
Liu Hua spoke up. "How is it? Did you discover anything?"
"Judging from the changes in the talismans, there are no fewer than ten sizable Spatial Rifts nearby," Su Shi'er said hurriedly.
Liu Hua asked again, "Can't we judge based on distance? Though we haven't gone deep into Quicksand Land these past days, we've still traveled quite a ways."
His meaning was obvious. The nearest Spatial Rift would surely lead farther into Quicksand Land.
And the chances of finding the source of that aura there would naturally be much greater.
Su Shi'er frowned and shook his head. "Within this strange space, there is time, but there is no concept of direction or distance. Space changes every moment; it may even be turned upside down."
"With more than ten Spatial Rifts, it is difficult for cultivators like us to tell which is near and which is farther away through our senses."
Liu Hua nodded in understanding. After pondering briefly, he said calmly, "Since they are all sizable Spatial Rifts, then we can investigate them one by one. At most, it will cost us more time. We will eventually find