Chapter 605: Chapter 603: Arrival
The mont Xiao Jin’s internal seal was released, the entire Nihility seed to tremble in response. The golden glow around its body grew even more resplendent, each strand of light appearing as if it could cut through the Void, manifesting supre majesty. Xu Feng stood by, watching everything intently, feeling Xiao Jin’s power inside continuously soaring, an overwhelming force that surpassed the Ninth Realm.
With the continual replenishnt of Primordial Pills, Xiao Jin cultivated for a full 10 billion years. Those elixirs that were invaluable to powerhouses in the Ninth Realm seed trivial in the hands of Xu Feng, the Primordial Alchemist. Under such a resource influx, Xiao Jin’s cultivation finally stepped into the legendary Primordial Realm, becoming a true Primordial powerhouse.
The mont Xiao Jin advanced, the Nihility Space surrounding its body suddenly boiled over, an invisible fluctuation spreading rapidly outwards. Where this tide flowed, the dreary gray of the Nihility seed to be tinged with a layer of gold—a breath of utmost supremacy, causing all surroundings to pale in comparison.
Xu Feng felt this force and couldn’t help but be moved. He knew that Xiao Jin’s promotion was not rely a personal transformation but a challenge to the entire structure of Nihility. The ergence of this power would surely attract the attention of those super races hiding in the dark.
After stabilizing its cultivation for a ti, Xiao Jin’s presence beca more restrained, but the Primordial Power emanating from within still left Xu Feng in awe. Now, Xiao Jin was no longer the small golden beast that needed his protection, but a true Primordial powerhouse that could stand shoulder to shoulder with him in battle.
“Master, I am ready,” Xiao Jin’s voice was filled with determination, “Let’s set off now, to the ‘Primordial Land’.”
Xu Feng nodded, determination shining in his eyes as well. They knew the journey to the ‘Primordial Land’ would be fraught with the unknown and danger, but it was their only choice. Only by finding the way to break the ‘Source Seal’ could they truly secure a free future for the races within the Void.
The two stood at the edge of the distorted sphere of energy, the golden glow from Xiao Jin’s body resonating with the Primordial Power emanating from Xu Feng, creating strange rune patterns. Protected by this force, they slowly stepped into the sphere of energy.
As they entered, the surrounding Void beca even more chaotic, the twisted energy sphere seeming even more unstable under their influence. Yet the hearts and spirits of Xu Feng and Xiao Jin were unyieldingly firm, their goal singular — the ‘Primordial Land,’ where secrets that could change everything were hidden.
Before setting foot into the Void, Xu Feng returned to the Human Clan once, bestowing upon them a great quantity of Primordial Pills for their developnt.
Then they embarked on their journey, but the real challenges were just beginning.
Xu Feng’s brow furrowed, aware of the mystery and elusiveness of the Primordial Land. It was like an island adrift in the Void that could vanish at any mont into the vast expanse. According to the Clan Leader, even those above the Ninth Realm would struggle to find that legendary place without the correct thods.
Xiao Jin closed its eyes, trying to sense the faint calling; deep within its soul seed to be a thread connecting to the existence of the Primordial Land. But that sensation was as distant as the stars in the sky, unreachable. Xiao Jin opened its eyes, a hint of disappointnt flashing through them.
Looking at Xiao Jin, Xu Feng pondered in silence. They could not rely only on their senses to find the Primordial Land; they needed more concrete actions. Suddenly, he rembered the Temporal Chaos Zone of the Wan Dao Hall—an area even the mighty of Wan Dao Hall dared not tread lightly. The Temporal Chaos was not only fraught with dangers but also filled with endless unknowns.
“Xiao Jin, we might have a new approach,” Xu Feng’s voice revealed a trace of firmness.
Xiao Jin lifted its head, a glint of light flashing in its eyes. It knew Xu Feng never spoke lightly of giving up. Every hardship could be resolved by him.
“The ti-space turbulence area of Wan Dao Hall, dangerous as it might be, its instability may actually help us,” continued Xu Feng. “We can use the randomness of the ti-space turbulence to try traversing to the Primordial Land.”
Little Jin was silent for a mont, then nodded. It understood how unreliable this thod was, but in the absence of any other clues, this might be the only choice.
The two decided not to hesitate any longer and imdiately set off for Wan Dao Hall. Traveling through Nihility, they cautiously avoided dangerous energy rifts and finally arrived at the edge of the ti-space turbulence area.
Here the space fluctuations were exceptionally violent, like bottomless black holes wandering everywhere, capable of devouring everything at any mont. Xu Feng and Little Jin exchanged glances, then joined forces to stimulate the power within their bodies, countering the raging ti-space energy around them.
“Ready?” asked Xu Feng.
“Anyti,” replied Little Jin.
In the next mont, the two stepped into the ti-space turbulence together, their silhouettes rapidly disappearing within it, as though swallowed by the endless Void. They did not know where this leap would take them, but their determination never wavered—they must find the Primordial Land, no matter what.
Xu Feng sat cross-legged on the Turtle Shell, they had been adrift in the vortex of ti-space for countless centuries. Each transmission through the turbulence was like groping in the endless darkness, hoping to touch that imperceptible glimr of light.
They had appeared in all sorts of strange spaces countless tis, so filled with beautiful stars that took one’s breath away; others were silent voids devoid of even a hint of life. Each ti, they entered with hope and left with disappointnt, but they never considered giving up.
Through nurous attempts, Xu Feng and Little Jin’s connection grew ever more tacit; they even managed to find a semblance of order within the chaotic turbulence—small though it was, it was a hope to move forward.
Finally, after a transmission that seed no different from the usual, an unusual scene appeared before them. There were no violent energy fluctuations here, no twisted spatial lines, everything was exceptionally serene. A thought struck Xu Feng; could this be the legendary Primordial Land?
He looked around, and it seed to be an enclosed space with a radiant light orb at its center, emitting a warm glow. Xu Feng and Little Jin smiled at each other; they knew their efforts were not in vain—they had finally arrived at their destination.
Xu Feng felt an indescribable sense of familiarity, as if every speck of dust here was calling out to him, and every strand of light was welcoming their arrival. Little Jin, on the other hand, felt an unprecedented sense of peace, its Dragon Scales shimring with a soft luster, harmonizing with the surrounding environnt.
They approached the light orb cautiously, seeing mysterious Runes flowing on its surface, each containing vast Laws, seemingly the cornerstones of this world. Xu Feng took a deep breath, reached out, and gently touched the light orb.
In that instant, a vast torrent of information flooded his mind—all the secrets of the Primordial Land and the thod to unlock the ‘Source Seal.’ Xu Feng was nearly overwheld by the sudden surge of information but bore the headache, struggling to rember every detail.
Over 6 billion years of a long search, countless disappointnts, and rebirths now finally bore fruit. Xu Feng and Little Jin knew that the road ahead was still long, but they had taken the most crucial step. They would carry the secrets of the Primordial Land, to strive for a free future for the races within the Nihility.
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