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Determined, Li Rui would not give up halfway. He knew he could not stop; the desires of his body had grown increasingly strong, as if urging him to go, to hurry to that place where what he wanted awaited. It felt as though reaching it would yield some kind of reward.
Li Rui even sensed that this reward would undoubtedly be significant, but what exactly it was, he had no idea.
Forget it, let fate decide!
In the path of cultivation, one must forge ahead and break through all obstacles; this was not a reason for Li Rui to retreat. With this thought in mind, Li Rui pressed on.
Everyone knows that the path of cultivation emphasizes the spirit of relentless pursuit and the courage to break through. However, when you truly embark on this journey, you often realize the difficulties and dangers involved.
Li Rui felt a surge of energy beneath his feet. No matter what kind of strange cycle he found himself in now, as long as there was a path ahead that could help him find his place, he would charge forward without hesitation.
Finally, after three sleepless nights of travel, Li Rui arrived at this unfamiliar location. Ahead of him was a mysterious black hole radiating magical energy, continuously shrinking. Blue and black intertwined and twisted together, forming a wondrous and enigmatic appearance.
Li Rui had never seen such a phenomenon before. His past experiences and strategies clearly did not apply here, but he was uncertain about how to proceed.
After much hesitation, Li Rui did not dive directly into the black hole. Instead, he approached within ten zhang to observe closely. As he focused his mind, he seemed to recall something and sat down to meditate, using his inner vision to observe the world around him.
Streams of Source Qi began to flow continuously within Li Rui's body, forming a complete cycle between his Meridians and various organs. A thought struck Li Rui; he felt as if the Source Qi within him had an unknown connection with the black hole before him. This connection felt like... intimacy? Or perhaps a bloodline?
Li Rui startled himself; how could feelings of intimacy or bloodline connection occur between two entities that were not living beings?
There must be something wrong. Li Rui attempted to output Source Qi, cautiously probing toward the black hole. To his astonishment, as he increased the output, the feelings of intimacy and bloodline connection intensified even more.
At this moment, Li Rui finally confirmed his connection with this black hole, the direct pivot between them. According to Li Rui's analysis and speculation, it was undoubtedly his unique Source Qi.
The secret of Source Qi was no longer a mysterious big secret. By now, those familiar with it basically knew about Li Rui's Source Qi. This unique Source Qi had always been Li Rui's trump card and the foundation of his existence, and now it was becoming a distinctive presence in the outside world.
Time was of the essence; with a clear understanding in his heart, Li Rui knew that there would be no negative connection between the two. He leaped forward and jumped into the black hole.
In Dragon Valley Mountain, several assassins led by the Cloud Swallowing Beast were watching everything happening on the distant mountain. They knew that the young man had gone there, and with so many fluctuations occurring now, it was hard not to associate everything with him.
Ruo Xin was accompanied by two maids specifically assigned to take care of her, personally chosen by Li Rui. Alongside them was a maid who had previously worked with Li Rui at Ammunition's residence. Seeing her reliable and clever, Li Rui brought her along to care for Ruo Xin.
The maid's name was Qing'er, one of the first loyal subordinates Li Rui had recovered.
Perhaps others did not know, but Ruo Xin understood very well that Qing'er looked very similar to Ruxin, her every move filled with Ruxin's calm demeanor. If it weren't for her slightly youthful face and body, one might think she was a living replica of Ruxin from afar.
“Qing'er, are you related to Ruxin? You resemble her quite a bit,” Ruo Xin observed along the way and couldn't help but speak up.
“In response to the young lady's question, Qing'er is indeed a distant relative of Sister Ruxin. I only recently learned about my identity when Brother Li Rui found me at Ammunition,” Qing'er replied.
Thinking of this, Ruo Xin recalled that Li Rui was not far ahead of her. To pursue him, she had decided to follow without informing him first and wondered if he would be angry.
Seeing Ruo Xin fall silent, Qing'er felt the atmosphere suddenly became awkward. Just as she pondered how to stir Ruo Xin's emotions again, a sudden scream erupted from a nearby forest, accompanied by a strong fluctuation. The intensity of this fluctuation was so strong that Ruo Xin estimated it was at least ten miles away yet still felt the violent disturbance. That meant Li Rui must be in that location; something must have happened!
Hearing this discordant sound made Ruo Xin very worried. She had never been on this road before; this time she followed Qing'er into it.
After much coercion and persuasion, Qing'er finally revealed the location where Li Rui went after leaving Ammunition. However, before they could catch up, such an incident occurred, causing Ruo Xin to worry.
Seeing Ruo Xin turn away, Qing'er was quite curious. She discreetly tugged at her dress and whispered, "Miss, you should leave quickly. This place is ominous and shouldn't taint your noble self."
Ominous place?
"What is wrong with this road?"
Although everyone had serious expressions and remained silent, appearing detached from the situation, Ruo Xin still wanted to understand what was going on.
She touched the scar on her face, unsure of what medicine Li Rui had given her, but it worked much better than the wound ointments she had collected. Now, her skin looked white and smooth, showing no signs of past injuries.
"You don't know, Miss, but this is said to be a fallen place, one of the most inauspicious locations in the world. It is rumored to have been a prison for unwanted Divine Demons tens of thousands of years ago, making it a sort of exile. You should refrain from inquiring about this place. However, it seems that those currently trapped here are remnants of the present forms. Tens of thousands of years ago, many imprisoned Divine Demons rebelled and were left with only their forms to recuperate here because at that time..." Qing'er glanced around and lowered her voice significantly, leaning closer to Ruo Xin's ear. "After the Divine Demons were exterminated, news suddenly spread about the current madness that ensued, leading to chaos in Qi and resulting in a situation where everyone can cultivate except for the Divine Demons."
The expressions of those present were all grave; they were wary of this place. Seeing this, Ruo Xin felt it best not to press further and left with everyone else as if fleeing.
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