The Other Shore of the World

"A large-scale outbreak of the uncanny?" Di Yi frowned, recalling something from the past. He had once encountered a Ghost Ship in the North Sea, and there had been uncanny dark light aboard it. "Yes, it was a kind of uncanny transformation. No one knew where it came from, and its effects were widespread. Ordinary plants and animals, as well as cultivators, would all be corrupted into indescribable monsters." Kunpeng Son nodded. "The Ancient Covenant I mentioned earlier was an agreement formed at that time, partly to resist this uncanniness and partly to send aid to that city." "Why would such uncanniness exist?" Di Yi asked. "It might have been connected to the war in the Immortal Ancient Era—a curse from the enemy, or perhaps something else." Kunpeng Son did not know much about this and could only speculate. "The enemy... where did they come from, and why did they invade the Primordial Ancient Realm?" Di Yi felt that things might be more complicated than he had imagined. He had previously guessed that the War Between the Two Realms had begun because of the Original True Understanding, but now it seemed there was another reason. For he had begun to suspect that the source of the black blood that had contaminated him might never have ceased, and that the uncanniness had shifted from the former center of the world to its present center. "I don't know. All I know is that they came from the other shore, a place called the Foreign Realm, where everything was very different from what we have here. As for why they invaded the Primordial Ancient Realm, perhaps resentment had built up over a long time, or perhaps they had planned it long beforehand," Kunpeng Son said. "In fact, the conflict between the Foreign Realm