The light transformed into a Dao wheel, which spun before them.
At the instant it turned, it seemed to embody the swift passage of sun and moon, the backward flow of time and space.
This reversal of time and space was neither the power of profundities nor the power of laws, but the rules of the Dao.
Rules—the most powerful force in the world.
Irreversible, indestructible.
The fierce tiger instantly turned into a skeleton.
Even though it was a Great Emperor, with undying profundities, surging Imperial Might, and its Dao source running rampant without end, it had become nothing more than a pile of bones.
The skeletal body fell to the ground. Miss Mirror's face was pale as she struggled to rise from the ground.
Moon Picking Fairy hurried forward and helped her up.
"Are you all right?" Moon Picking Fairy asked.
"The consumption was a little great. I'll be fine after resting for a while," Miss Mirror replied.
With the spirit ship destroyed, the two could only descend and return to the ruins of Laoshan.
"It's Young Master Xu," Moon Picking Fairy suddenly said as she looked into the distance. On the tip of a tree branch, Xu Zimo was reclining against it.
He held an apple plucked from the tree in one hand, leisurely eating it.
"Not bad. You even killed a Great Emperor," Xu Zimo said with a smile.
"It was all Miss Mirror's doing," Moon Picking Fairy replied.
"How did Young Master Xu end up here?"
"That fierce tiger trapped me inside its body earlier. Later, I fell down along with its bones," Xu Zimo explained perfunctorily.
"I never expected a young master like you to be trapped by a mere tiger," Miss Mirror remarked languidly from the side.
"If you walk by the river often