At those words, neither Second Under Heaven nor the Yellow Dao Immortal Gold Daoist knew what to say. This was the first person who had dared curse the Immortal Domain like that.
But they had to admit that dumping a hidden threat into an Ancient Realm of the same origin was a shabby thing for the Immortal Domain to do.
Then the three entered the Void God Realm and followed a path up into the heavens, breaking through the clouds and mist to reach a region of chaos.
An azure stone path lay suspended in the void. When Lin Fan and the others reached its end, an enormous Ancient Hall appeared before them, along with cages.
"This is the place," Second Under Heaven said.
At a glance, the hall was exceedingly dark, but they could still make out several stone figures inside, bound by chains.
Lin Fan knew that all of this had been manifested through spiritual power, including the chains, which were supreme laws of the Immortal Dao Domain.
But now the stone statues were cracking, as though something inside might break free at any moment.
Moreover, the moment he approached, Lin Fan sensed the aura of dark matter, strange and ominous, carrying a demonic power.
It was far from ordinary. Any other beings who stayed here for long would likely be corrupted by the black mist leaking from the statues.
"There are more behind the hall," the Yellow Dao Immortal Gold Daoist pointed out.
Golden light shone all over him, forming a stark contrast with Second Under Heaven: one was enormous, while the other stood less than a foot tall.
Lin Fan looked ahead. Beyond the hall lay a prison, with rows of altars upon which many earthen jars had been sealed.
There were dozens of altars, and