Su Mo trembled all over from myriad agonies that scraped his bones and sliced his flesh, and blood seeped from the corners of his tightly clenched mouth.
Seeing Su Mo's contorted face, Great Calamity slowed the flow of black mist from her hand slightly and spoke, seemingly intending to distract him:
"The opening of a Spirit Sea varies from person to person. Some people's Spirit Seas are only as large as a room, while others can reach a thousand zhang across..."
"You can guess how large yours will be once it's opened..."
Su Mo shook his head, trembling, then parted his blood-filled lips and said, "I only need it to hold Little Girl..."
Great Calamity looked at Su Mo, seemingly remembering something, and said slowly, "Then it had better be a little bigger. Otherwise, where will I live?"
Su Mo froze. Trembling, he raised his head to look at Great Calamity opposite him and asked with difficulty, "What do you mean?"
"Don't understand?" Great Calamity smiled alluringly. "Now that I have a body, I originally couldn't live in your Spirit Sea anymore... but once your Spirit Sea opens into a tangible space, I can live inside again!"
Looking at Su Mo, Great Calamity used her free hand to brush back the long hair before her forehead, the surging waves of her bosom faintly visible beneath that thin gauze.
"Or..." Great Calamity gave a strange, seductive laugh. "Are you unwilling?"
Looking at the voluptuous, half-hidden swells of Great Calamity's bosom, Su Mo could not help averting his eyes. He sighed and said, "You've already reforged your body. Aren't you going back to your First Realm?"
Seeing that trace of oddness in Su Mo's eyes, Great Calamity could not help laughing. The magnificent expanse before her chest shook incessantly with her laughter,