Mo Caihuan widened her eyes when she spotted fine, shimmering threads on the steps. She could not help saying, "Divine light?"
Divine light was no ordinary light, but rays endowed with all sorts of special abilities. It looked like threads, but was actually tangible light.
"Oh, you know about divine light?" Moon Worshipper asked.
"I do, but I don't know which kind this is."
"Divine light comes in a dazzling array of varieties. It really is hard to tell." Moon Worshipper was not entirely sure which kind this was either. What his magical treasure had released earlier was also divine light-Jade Toad Divine Light.
Moon Worshipper looked around. The entire hall was surrounded by divine light. Anyone who recklessly approached would be torn to pieces.
"Let's work together and bombard the steps. That's where the divine light is coming from," someone suggested, proposing a simple, brutal way to break through.
This was a common method among cultivators: breaking through with brute force, exhausting the restrictions' energy through relentless bombardment.
Most restrictions were indeed susceptible to this method, but clever cultivators would turn that very fact to their advantage and set traps that self-destructed the moment someone tried to force their way through.
Although someone had made the suggestion, no one responded. Everyone was still observing.
Mo Caihuan carefully examined the area around the palace. The divine light was so dense that no one could pass through. Some formation must have been generating it, but that formation lay beneath the palace, hidden under the steps. She could not see it, much less unravel it.
There was another way to pass through the divine light: a key. With the key, one would be immune to its harm and could pass through safely.
But she did not even know what kind of divine