It also has a more resounding na—"Path of Ti and Destiny."
Since the birth of All Heavens and Myriad Realms, or rather, since the birth of the River of Ti, that path has existed.
Moreover, due to the special chanism of that path, once you step in, regardless of how strong you are, if you can’t transcend above the River of Ti, there’s no hope of returning.
This has led to all treasures that have flowed into "that path" being destined to remain there forever.
Many top-tier experts fled into "that path"; having seized so kind of supre treasure, pursued and at their wit’s end, they would directly carry their precious treasures into "that path" rather than let their pursuers obtain it.
Thus, it’s said that the path is also a treasure trove, and calling it the largest and most mysterious treasury in All Heavens and Myriad Realms is not an exaggeration.
No one knows exactly what treasures lie on that path.
Therefore, if a second Fish of Coordinates truly exists in the world, it can only appear within "that path"!
.....
He hesitated for a long ti before speaking because he was unsure of the extent of Brother Su’s mastery over the River of Ti.
If Brother Su’s mastery over the River of Ti is sufficient, then throughout Ten Thousand Realms, he would be the only creature capable of freely entering "that path" without being erased by the Ti Rule!
But after he ntioned it, Brother Su seed unaware of the existence of this path.
Apparently, Brother Su’s control over the River of Ti is not significant.
He regretted ntioning it, fearing Brother Su might impulsively enter "that path," making him the greatest sinner!
......
Thinking to this point, he said to Su Mu, "Brother Su, actually I suggest you refrain from seeking that path for now."
"Why?" Su Mu furrowed his brows.
"Because... because I’ve never been there; I’ve only heard about it. I don’t even know if it truly exists."
"It might just be a fabricated legend."
"So, Brother Su, there’s no need to spend too much ti and effort searching for it; I fear it may all co to nothing."
Since Brother Su was unaware, Elder Bai i straightforwardly claid he had only heard of it, which might not exist.
Should Brother Su truly search for it, with his abilities, Elder Bai i believes he would likely find it. But should Brother Su enter that path and get trapped there, he would indeed beco the greatest sinner in Ten Thousand Realms.....
He should speak less lest he disrupts Brother Su’s trajectory.
"I see...."
Su Mu rubbed his chin and nodded.
Evidently, he had committed the characteristics of the "path" described by Elder Bai i to mory.
What puzzled him, however, was that despite patrolling the river for years and considering the coverage of his Divine Sense, he couldn’t locate such a place, which was quite strange.....
Could it really be as Yang said, just a fabricated legend?
...
While they were chatting, the sky had already darkened.
Noticing this, Elder Bai i said, "It’s getting late; Brother Su, how about staying at my place for the night?"
Hearing this, Su Mu realized it was getting dark.
He gestured with his hand and replied, "No, I must be going."
"Today, many thanks to Brother Yang for enlightening ."
Seeing this, Elder Bai i hurriedly waved his hand, "Brother Su, no need to stand on ceremony; it wasn’t much."
"Farewell for now."
With that, Su Mu marched along the Long River, with just one step, his figure disappeared at the end of the river, out of Elder Bai i’s view.
Elder Bai i gazed in the direction Su Mu departed, his pupils flickering with Immortal Light, leaving his emotions a mix of complex thoughts.
From their previous encounter, Elder Bai i had noticed sothing about Su Mu, and by this second eting, he confird his suspicion.
Whenever night falls, Brother Su always leaves, always returns ho.
From the gesture of Brother Su freezing a vast amount of Water of Ti, it is apparent that his mastery over the River of Ti is considerable, at least he doesn’t fear the "night."
Hence, as night falls and Brother Su hurriedly leaves, it indicates he doesn’t fear the "night" but has sothing he can’t set aside, an urgency to return ho.
Combining this with Brother Su’s prior behavior, the answer was almost self-evident.
Brother Su’s concern must be his vulnerability, and his concern lies at his ho.
He just couldn’t guess what this concern might be—a relative of Brother Su? A friend? Or sothing else?
If it concerns Brother Su’s relatives, then they must be able to reside on the River of Ti for extended periods, certainly not ordinary.
He now worries that Brother Su might fall into a dangerous situation because of his "soft spot."
Therefore, Brother Su’s ho, Brother Su’s abode becos an extrely crucial aspect that must be absolutely protected.
He also wishes to contribute, at least secretly safeguarding what matters most to Brother Su.
Yet, he can’t possibly investigate where Brother Su’s ho is.
Firstly, he fears raising suspicion with Brother Su; secondly..... it’s best to remain ignorant, not knowing won’t cause trouble for Brother Su.
Moreover, he trusts that given Brother Su’s abilities and control over the River of Ti, even if soone wishes to exploit Brother Su’s vulnerability, it won’t be easy.
Just as Brother Su said himself, having a vulnerability ans simply protecting it well.
From another perspective, as long as Brother Su reaches the journey’s end to beco truly supre, invincible across Ten Thousand Realms, then..... his vulnerability wouldn’t be a vulnerability anymore.
Only the weak have "vulnerabilities."
Once you beco strong enough, universally undefeated, with no one as your opponent, "vulnerability" ceases to exist.
.......
"Alas....."
Elder Bai i heavily sighed and turned towards his attic.
He didn’t know what he was sighing about, perhaps worry.....
After all, he had placed all his bets on Su Mu, naturally hoping Su Mu becos the ultimate victor.
He also wishes to see how far Su Mu can go, what the end of the path will reveal.....
.......
Night gradually descended.
Su Mu traversed along the Long River, heading in a certain direction.
With each step he took, the void beneath his feet continually shrunk, matching his stride, allowing him to traverse vast distances with a single step.
......
In his mind, Elder Bai i’s words kept lingering.
To say he was not worried at all was impossible.
What needs to be done now is to quickly master this river, take Nannan and the others, leave here, and keep away from all the ensuing causes and effects.
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