A moment later, Chu Zhiyuan obtained the memories of that Sixth-Rank Great Heavenly Demon.
Since Chu Zhiyuan had obtained them, Leng Tieya naturally received those memories as well.
It was as though he had personally lived another life—six hundred years, weathering all the vicissitudes of the world.
Unfortunately, these memories covered only this lifetime; he could not obtain the awakened memories of the Great Heavenly Demon's previous life along with them.
Six hundred years of experiences made it seem as though he had lived through a long lifetime.
Yet when he opened his eyes, he discovered that only the time of a blink had passed.
Within the river of memories, the flow of time was utterly different from that outside.
In the flick of a finger, six hundred years had passed.
A sense of age and change rose in his heart for no reason, but he did not rush to suppress or dispel it.
He already had experience with this and knew it was an unavoidable process. After some time, it would fade away.
This was the effect memories had on oneself; it could not be completely erased.
Moreover, they would subtly alter a person, changing one's perceptions.
Thus, unless absolutely necessary, he would not absorb such memories, especially the memories of a Great Heavenly Demon.
The stronger the owner of the memories, the greater their impact on one's own memories.
A moment later, he vanished in a flash.
Chu Liezhao vanished as well, leaving only Chu Zhiyuan behind to continue cultivating the second form of the Spiritual Abyss Body Cleansing Record.
The second form of the Spiritual Abyss Body Cleansing Record progressed faster than he had imagined.
He discovered that Chu Liezhao and Leng Tieya's perspectives and experiences had an immense effect on him.
They gave him a broader