Some Things I Need to Tell You

Lin Jun took a deep breath and gripped the two halves of the Stone Stele again, feeling the heavy weight within them.

After undergoing Su Ming's joint conversion, the quality of this Heavenly Tribulation energy had dropped drastically, to the point where it was even inferior to the energy accumulated before.

But there was an upside. Since this energy had originally come from the Heavenly Tribulation, it was exceptionally effective at suppressing Sea Demons. It could essentially kill them for good—the kind of death they could not revive from.

"How long did I take?"

Lin Jun asked Lao Xu in the distance. He remembered that his absorption speed had been extremely fast, so it should not have taken too long.

"About... seven days."

Before Lao Xu could speak, Ling Xi rushed to answer. She looked at Lin Jun, her eyes filled with an expression he had never seen before.

What's wrong with her?

Lin Jun was puzzled.

"You... hmm?"

Just as Lin Jun was about to ask Ling Xi, he suddenly noticed that something was wrong with the sky.

He hurriedly raised his head and looked upward. The pitch-black sky had suddenly revealed a river of stars, with countless brilliant stars scattered across the heavens.

Lin Jun knew that this world had no such thing as planets. Ever since he had arrived here, he had never seen a single star—only the sun and moon hanging in the sky.

Yet this sight made Lin Jun lose himself for a brief moment.

He had never seen this expanse of stars before, but in a world that was very likely round heaven and square earth, stars had actually appeared?

Were they genuine celestial bodies? Or, like the sun and moon, were they merely tools meant to illuminate the land?

Countless thoughts raced through