Split Up

Mu Chen and the others stepped into the teleportation array. Ling Xi raised her hand and sent out a streak of spiritual light. The array suddenly erupted with dazzling radiance, and a pillar of light shot into the sky as a complex Array Map took shape in the air.

The intricate array patterns made Mu Chen dizzy. He steadied his mind and shifted his attention away. A teleportation array of this grade was still beyond his ability to decipher.

As the spatial fluctuations gradually stabilized, Mu Chen, Luo Li, Hun Yufeng, and Hun Jin immediately used spiritual energy to protect themselves. They knew that the other side of the teleportation array was the Ruins Continent, a place far from safe. With bad luck, they could be dead the moment they landed.

Hun Husheng was the only one who did not do so. She rubbed her head, looking miserable.

"Damn it, I hate riding teleportation arrays the most. They make me so dizzy every time."

The dizziness faded, and their vision brightened. Before them lay a land of utter devastation. The vast plain stretched beyond sight, crisscrossed by countless bottomless ravines.

These ravines did not appear natural. Instead, they looked like scars left behind by battle. Some still carried a powerful will that had not faded even after ten thousand years.

An ancient, desolate aura washed over them, weighing down their hearts. Their initial excitement and anticipation slowly ebbed away, leaving only silence.

"The great war of the ancient era really was intense," Mu Chen remarked.

"The war has not ended. They will return sooner or later... and that day is already not far off." Hun Yufeng wore a faint smile as he gave Mu Chen a meaningful glance.

Mu Chen did not notice Hun Yufeng's gaze. After sweeping his eyes