As the Great Master flew, his divine sense kept sweeping behind him to pinpoint Gu Jiuqi's position in pursuit.
Hmph, I'll let you chase me a little longer. Otherwise, once you fail to catch up, you might tear through the void and go in there directly.
Though the escape routes laid out with those "Sandstar King Stones" are widely scattered, several lie within the nearby space. If he happens upon one through a moment's carelessness, anyone he encounters will surely die.
The Great Master could have torn through the void and slipped inside long ago. Once he reached the turbulent space, he could escape just as he had last time.
During that decisive battle at the fissure of Yinmo Cliff, Gu Jiuqi had pursued him relentlessly, leaving the Great Master no choice but to tear through the void and slip inside.
Afterward, he had fought another great battle with Gu Jiuqi in the turbulent space.
There, the Great Master's combat strength had actually increased considerably. His methods of escape in particular had repeatedly made Gu Jiuqi draw sharp breaths.
Some places were so uncertain that even Gu Jiuqi could not tell whether they were safe, yet the Great Master had instantly flown or teleported through them.
What astonished Gu Jiuqi even more was that the Great Master not only dared to teleport, but did so two or three times in succession.
To Gu Jiuqi, such behavior was undoubtedly courting death. At the time, they had been in a region of unstable spatial node fragments.
If a Spirit Transformation cultivator strayed into an overlapping region of spatial fragments, they would either be shredded instantly or swept into an endless black hole, with virtually no possibility of ever escaping.
Perhaps only Gu Jiuqi's true body could have acted with such abandon.
Yet