Turning themselves into Seeds and venturing into the Weird Ancestral Land, into the Plateau, was undoubtedly a tremendous risk.
It meant deliberately placing themselves in danger.
They would be deep behind enemy lines, but they would also be surrounded by the enemy.
The Plateau was indeed why the Weird Race's powerhouses could keep resurrecting. If they could destroy it, they could break the Weird Race's immortality.
But it was far too risky.
The Weird Race had the Ten Emperors and Ten Ancestors. The Plateau was their place of origin and the source of their immortality. It was clearly no simple thing.
Shi Hao and Ye Fan could not kill the Ancestors for good. How could they be sure they would destroy the Plateau once they were brought inside?
When Shi Hao and Ye Fan decided to turn themselves into seeds and infiltrate the Plateau, were they a hundred percent certain they could destroy it?
Obviously not.
They were gambling, staking their lives on a single throw.
If they entered the Plateau but failed to destroy it and disable the Weird Race's resurrection, fighting their way back out would be anything but easy.
The Weird Ancestors might have been individually weaker than the two of them, but there were more of them, and they would be on the Plateau. Time, terrain, and allies would all be on their side.
Even in the best possible case, Shi Hao and Ye Fan would probably have to sacrifice one of their lives to cover the other's escape.
It was entirely possible that both would die.
If it came to that, they would have to see whether I, Chu Feng, could defy heaven and change their fate...
And there was another reason the two had a touch of Wolong and Fengchu about them: two Sacrificial