This time, when Seg discovered that Lin Mo had truly come to the Primal Void, he was absolutely thrilled.
After confirming that Lin Mo had indeed entered the Primal Void, Seg immediately reported the matter to his master, Sailuo Lie.
And as promised, Sailuo Lie had already been lying in wait at the weakest point of the spatial barrier between the Divine Realm and the Primal Void, waiting for Seg's signal to launch an attack.
He had to ensure a one-hit kill.
Now, they needed to guide or force Lin Mo into the depths of the Primal Void as quickly as possible.
Yet now, let alone guiding or forcing him, even Lin Mo's shadow had vanished.
The place where Sailuo Lie was lying in wait was not somewhere he could remain for long. As a Venerable Realm expert, outside the Divine Realm, he would absolutely be top-tier combat power.
But within the Divine Realm, the Venerable Realm was merely at the bottom of the ladder.
If he stayed too long at a weak point in the spatial barrier and was discovered by others—especially members of other races—trouble was inevitable.
Sailuo Lie had urged him several times already, and Seg was frantic.
It was truly damned strange. Lin Mo seemed to have vanished into thin air. At every place where treasures had appeared, there was no trace of him at all.
Logically speaking, anyone who came to the Primal Void came in search of opportunities and treasures.
Surely no one would enter merely to wander around and deliberately seek out uninhabited regions, right?
How could Seg have imagined that Lin Mo was currently squatting inside a hidden cave behind a waterfall, refining his own "shadows"?
An hour and a half later, Lin Mo stretched lazily, a smile on his lips.
"Finally