Xiao Hua was filled with astonishment, yet none of it showed on his face. He merely watched quietly.
At this moment, what Xiao Hua and the others saw had changed again. After a flash of gray radiance, an enormous space appeared before them. There was still a river in this space, but it was now dozens of zhang wide. The painted boat looked tiny upon it, and the river water surged just as fiercely, making the boat rock slightly.
Xiao Hua turned back for a glance. Behind the painted boat was another fairly large cave entrance, its jagged rocks hanging with an enormous stalactite that blocked the cave completely. The river flowed torrentially beneath the stalactite. It seemed one could only enter this cave through the Teleportation Array; any vessel coming in from outside would be stopped by that stalactite.
"Where is this?" Xiao Hua looked around and naturally released his divine sense. Yet after it swept across the stone cave, he discovered in alarm that the cave could actually isolate divine sense. Worse still, when his divine sense touched the stone walls, it showed signs of being corroded. Xiao Hua narrowed his eyes. This is rather interesting. I just wonder whether we'll also have to use the Teleportation Array when we leave.
Retracting his divine sense, Xiao Hua looked toward the other side of the cave. The entire stone cave resembled the belly of a gigantic fish. Above their heads, rows of rock protrusions on the cave ceiling were remarkably neat. A grayish-white mountain ridge, roughly a zhang wide, ran through the middle of those rocks and followed the river until it vanished beyond the painted boat. At the end of the river was a cave more than ten zhang wide. Its interior was pitch-black, without the slightest glimmer