Chapter 657 Endless Belts of Wind
The celebration ceremony finally ca to an end.
As a mber of White Avian Hall’s third branch hall, ng Chuan sat in the back and waited until the celebration ended. Of course, he also made so Sixth Tribulation friends. Although most of the Sixth Tribulation Eminences present had never spoken to ng Chuan, they could deeply rember every cultivator present with just a glance.
They morized their auras and locked onto each other’s karma, so the other mbers naturally got to know ng Chuan.
This was ng Chuan’s first official appearance at the third branch. ng Chuan was also happy to get to know people. This was because these Sixth Tribulation Eminences were his companions!
To be precise, White Avian Hall’s more than 10,000 mbers were his companions. They were forbidden from killing each other. In the River of Spaceti, they had to help each other and join forces to fight other factions.
The result of joining a faction was that one had many companions, but there were also many enemy factions. For example, there were more than 10,000 mbers in Six Directions Heaven. Not to ntion the other factions...
From the day ng Chuan joined White Avian Hall, he had taken sides and was embroiled in a faction conflict. He had no choice. If he didn’t take sides, he wouldn’t even have the right to obtain many resources.
Everything depends on strength. What’s most important to now is to comprehend the spatial law. ng Chuan focused on his cultivation.
He had been cultivating on Clear Spring Island for 50 years. Strictly speaking, with ti in Earth Cloud Mystic Realm and the Chaos Hole flowing at different speeds, another 600 years of cultivation had passed for ng Chuan. Nearly 2,000 years had passed since he transcended the tribulation and reached the Sixth Tribulation realm.
I’ve almost grasped the spatial law’s foundation. I’ve completely comprehended Void Domain and Void Control. I’m only left with Void Walk, but I’ve reached a bottleneck. ng Chuan arrived on the ninth floor of Thousand Mountain Star’s Eternal Tower. I can’t waste ti at a bottleneck.
He had to comprehend all three aspects of the spatial law. After comprehending them, perfectly combining all three aspects would result in the spatial law.
ng Chuan still reached a bottleneck on the spatial law’s three aspects even though he had independently created an Imperial Lord-level paramount technique, had the complete Void Catalog as his guide, was studying an Eternal treasure-Great Seal—and had very good cultivation conditions on Clear Spring Island.
This was because every cultivator had their own strengths.
The more skilled one was in a certain aspect, the faster one’s cultivation would be. If one wasn’t good at it, they would naturally cultivate slower, making it easier for them to encounter bottlenecks.
The lightning law shared similarities with Void Walk, but ng Chuan still encountered a bottleneck.
The universe is vast. There are many strange environnts. ng Chuan flipped through Eternal Tower’s intelligence records. There are many places that are suitable for studying spatial laws.
I also have so places I’ve long wanted to visit. Yes, I’ll choose these nine places for now.
ng Chuan chose nine special locations. The first was the Endless Belts of Wind. The second was Holy Mountain of Painting. The third was Ice River Nebula...
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Of these nine chosen places, seven were conducive for studying the spatial law. The other two places were places ng Chuan had long wanted to visit. For example, Holy Mountain of Painting was the only painting ruin left behind by an Eighth Tribulation Eminence in the River of Spaceti, Daolord Evodia.
As a cultivator who liked painting, ng Chuan naturally wanted to visit the place long ago. However, due to his cultivation on Fiend Mountain and his Tribulation Transcendence, ng Chuan had never had the chance.
There was also Nine Tribulations Planet. There were nine huge paintings on the surface of the massive planet. It was unknown who had painted them, but it was certain that the painter was at the Eighth Tribulation realm.
After confirming that there were only two paintings left behind by Eighth Tribulation Eminences in the River of Spaceti, ng Chuan naturally wanted to visit them.
In comparison, Holy Mountain of Painting was ranked higher because Daolord Evodia was famous for his painting skills. He used brushes and paintings against enemies.
I’ll head to the Endless Belts of Wind first before going to Holy Mountain of Painting.
ng Chuan set his sights on this place because it was a very suitable place for cultivating Void Walk. He had to master the three major foundations of space as soon as possible. Only by mastering all three foundations could he attempt to rge them into a complete spatial law.
The Endless Belts of Wind was in the Orchid Transformation River Zone. The spaceti structure here was very special, forming boundless gales.
The winds howled, forming a wind belt.
If one advanced past various belts, they would discover that their final destination was the sa as their starting point.
Therefore, the wind advanced forever, but it would always return to its starting point.
A white-haired man arrived.
What a chaotic spaceti. ng Chuan watched as the wind in the outer realm’s void destroyed everything. The wind would probably pulverize ordinary Imperial Lords instantly.
The endless winds caused the void to beco unstable. Cracks constantly appeared and constantly recovered. Countless void rifts appeared in the Endless Belts of Wind. Furthermore, the ti flow constantly changed.
As the wind howled, ti would occasionally experience a three-fold, five-fold, ten-fold, or even a hundred-fold speedup.
Ti to begin. ng Chuan took a step forward and entered the Endless Belts of Wind.
The Endless Belts of Wind spanned a large area, covering half of the river system. It was a famous sight in the Universe. Chi! Chi! Chi!
Boundless wind, endless spatial rifts, and a variable spaceti-caused by the windmade the area strange and unpredictable. In such an environnt, if one could walk through the Endless Belts of Wind without touching any rifts and avoid every gust of wind, it ant that one had succeeded in comprehending Void Walk. Avoid every gust of wind and all the void rifts? ng Chuan looked at the omnipresent wind and imdiately took action.
The wind might’ve been everywhere, but at ng Chuan’s current realm, he discovered that the wind only penetrated different layers of space. He only needed to take advantage of the situation and stay in the spatial layers where the wind didn’t penetrate.
But it was very difficult to do so because the wind was imasurable. It constantly seeped and dissipated into the different layers. Furthermore, the ti flow constantly changed, and spatial rifts kept appearing.
As ng Chuan walked, the howling wind hit his body, but it was as though the wind was blowing into nothingness. It didn’t touch him at all because ng Chuan had already changed the spatial layer he was in over 100 tis in an instant, preventing the wind from touching him.
Pfft.
But spaceti changed as the wind howled, causing ng Chuan to make a mistake. Imdiately, the wind hit ng Chuan.
ng Chuan ca here to cultivate his outer realm true body. He didn’t use his domain to block the wind, allowing it to slice through his body like a blade.
The ti flow can change seven tis in the blink of an eye? When walking, I have to change my pace every ti the ti flow changes? ng Chuan tried to walk step by step.
If he was lucky, he could last for more than 30 seconds without touching the Endless Belts of Wind.
If he was unlucky, he would probably be hit instantly.
This won’t do. Spaceti changes with the wind, and the spatial rifts are also caused by the wind. Therefore, the source of the trajectory change is the wind. I have to grasp the source. ng Chuan flipped his hand and took out Demon Slayer.
He imdiately cleaved the wind with his saber.
There’s no rush to dodge. I’ll first sense the wind’s influence on spaceti.
ng Chuan walked through the Endless Belts of Wind and slashed out with every step he took. ng Chuan struck the wind with his saber again and again. He sensed the changes in the wind and the void as he cultivated.
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