The Storyteller and Ren Ye sank into the "Reflection of the Past" together and saw Zhao Mi within Zhou Taozhi's Divine Soul memories.
He was the one who had broken into the Divine Tomb that night, and he was also the first to break the rules and fight Zhou Taozhi.
Within the Divine Soul memories, the Delusion Divine Tomb looked exceedingly illusory and indistinct. Every scene seemed shrouded in tens of thousands of mirrors and refracted through them, giving it an utterly unreal sense of fragmentation. Even the battle between Zhou Taozhi and Zhao Mi could not be observed move by move. All they could see were two figures constantly crossing paths above the heavens, casting spells in a fight to the death.
I can't see the details of their fight... This probably isn't because my rank is too low, but because Zhou Taozhi's Divine Soul is unstable, Ren Ye speculated as he closed his eyes and visualized. He is a madman, after all. His thoughts are confused, his memories fragmented... He's forgotten so much of the past. That must be why the Delusion Divine Tomb looks so illusory and broken in his memories...!
The Little Bad King initially thought Zhou Taozhi and Zhao Mi would be evenly matched. After all, Zhou Taozhi was an old monster who had been famous for years, as well as a tomb keeper acknowledged by the Clan Hall. His Divine Methods were bound to be extraordinarily powerful. Yet, to his surprise, Zhou Taozhi was completely on the defensive after only a few dozen exchanges.
Zhao Mi's mastery of Divine Methods far exceeded both his and the Storyteller's expectations.
High in the heavens, the aura emanating from Zhao Mi's physical body actually dimmed the bright moon, robbing it of its light. He fought with only