A Loose Immortal's body possessed a Primordial Spirit, and its original body possessed another Primordial Spirit as well.
He could directly send his Primordial Spirit out of his body and enter the original body to investigate. If the azure light were absent, perhaps he could give it a try.
But beneath the shroud of azure light, Su Shi'er could not predict what consequences would arise if his Primordial Spirit entered his original body.
If something went wrong with the Loose Immortal body's Primordial Spirit, then without the Loose Immortal body, bringing out his original body would become an even more impossible fantasy.
Su Shi'er naturally saw the stakes clearly.
The only option before him was to disperse the essence, qi, and spirit of the Loose Immortal body and use them to probe ahead.
It would naturally be best if he could ascertain the condition of his original body. Even if an accident truly occurred, he could still sever his tail to survive in time.
At most, he would lose some of his essence, qi, and spirit origin. At the very least, he could ensure that the Loose Immortal body remained intact and alive.
As thoughts flashed through his mind, a sharp gleam burst from Su Shi'er's half-closed eyes.
The next moment, three-colored glimmers arose around the Loose Immortal body. Part of its essence, qi, and spirit slowly entered the azure light and surged toward the original body within.
The instant it touched his original body, Su Shi'er's consciousness shook violently.
In a daze, it was as though he had become a small boat adrift upon a vast ocean. A mere ripple of seawater was enough to threaten to capsize that tiny vessel.
When Su Shi'er gritted his teeth and steered that small boat through wind and waves, passing through the