"It was me." Yue Shen admitted it openly, then replied, "But that day was just an accident. Besides, you seemed to bear more ill will than I did."
"Then do you know where he went?" Knowing she was in the wrong, Cai'er spoke in a much more agreeable tone this time. "Or can you find him?"
"I don't know where he went, but in theory, I should be able to find him..." Before Yue Shen could finish, Cai'er interrupted him.
"I want to go too!" Cai'er said. "Please..."
"You can't." Yue Shen raised a hand and pointed to his azure right eye. "You don't have this."
Although Cai'er was currently blind and couldn't see his gesture, Yue Shen believed she would know what he meant.
"So I'll go alone." Guided by Sol, Yue Shen stepped straight into the brilliant blue portal before him.
"I'll bring Haochen back. I promise." As Yue Shen finished speaking, the brilliant blue portal dissolved into specks of starlight and vanished.
"Sister Xin'er, I'm still a little worried. I'll go get my teacher and ask him what's happening." Sensing that the strange elemental fluctuations in the air had completely faded, Cai'er spoke with some anxiety.
"All right!" Li Xin nodded firmly. "Then I'll wait here for you to come back."
After Yue Shen entered the portal, a thick azure protective membrane enveloped him completely, blocking his sight.
Before long, Yue Shen noticed the membrane surrounding him visibly thinning, allowing him to see the world outside again.
However, wherever he was now, it was no longer anywhere on the Holy Demon Continent.
Before the protective membrane disappeared completely, Yue Shen raised his hand and summoned a Spirit Light Shield to replace it, sealing himself off from the foul air outside.
What came into view next was