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"Greetings, Elder," Su Chen said, bowing deeply with his hands clasped together, his demeanor radiating humility and grace. "I apologize for any disrespect."
The elder chuckled warmly, his kind eyes twinkling. "Indeed, the waves of the Yangtze River push the waves ahead; heroes emerge one after another. Young friend Su Chen, have you heard about the upcoming Feng Shen Conference?"
Su Chen nodded slightly, a glimmer of understanding flashing in his eyes. He knew that the elder's visit was closely tied to this grand event.
In ten days, the Feng Shen Conference would be unprecedented in scale. At that time, heroes from various nations, along with monsters and even deities from the heavens, would gather in Great Xia to celebrate together. The elder's words hinted at an underlying tension.
Human elites, strange beings, and exalted gods would all descend upon Great Xia! What would transpire was beyond anyone's prediction.
Though Great Xia was prosperous, facing such a multitude of forces—especially those transcending the mortal realm—would require immense effort to maintain order, and it would likely come at an unimaginable cost. The elder's tone conveyed deep concern for Great Xia's future.
Fortunately, their goal was clear: the Feng Shen Conference. As long as these powerful beings and anomalies could exercise restraint within the venue and refrain from causing trouble, Great Xia had no right to interfere and could only observe the unfolding events.
Su Chen nodded again, contemplating silently.
The Feng Shen Conference was essentially a contract established a hundred years ago among the strongest from various nations vying for the greatest opportunities in the world—a fierce competition of strength, wisdom, and luck.
Whether they were experts from the Shenzong Realm or masters from Wang Jing, their paths to breakthroughs required vast Divine Power to support them. The Feng Shen Conference was the source of this power; for those warriors eager to reach the pinnacle, its allure was as irresistible as a magnet drawing iron!
It was not merely a contest of strength but also a crucial step toward entering the realm of the Respected One.
The elder's words revealed a hint of worry: "With constant incursions from Alien Races, Great Xia has been battling for years to protect humanity's peace. Countless Tian Jiao have fallen; our talent pool has reached an unprecedented low. The task of safeguarding this Divine Power has become increasingly daunting."
Upon hearing this, Su Chen felt a surge of strong responsibility within him. Without hesitation, he replied, "As a citizen of Great Xia, it is my duty to protect our homeland. In this battle, I—Su Chen—will not back down and vow to defend it with my life!"
"Excellent! What a commendable spirit!" The elder praised repeatedly, his eyes filled with appreciation and pride.
Since their first meeting, Su Chen's resilience and courage had impressed the elder greatly; now he was even more determined to protect this promising seedling.
If you were truly to fall at Sun's hands, it would be an immeasurable loss for humanity, the elder thought to himself. Then he shifted his tone. "Come now; let us board this Flying Ship and head to the Outer Circle. There lies your battlefield and responsibilities that you must shoulder."
With that, the elder summoned a resplendent Flying Ship adorned with Liu Guang colors.
A flicker of anticipation and excitement crossed Su Chen's gaze as he stepped onto the Flying Ship without hesitation, standing side by side with the elder.
As the elder softly recited incantations, the Flying Ship burst forth in brilliant light, transforming into a streak of Liu Guang that tore through clouds and rocks at astonishing speed toward the mysterious Outer Circle world.
Along the way, sensing Su Chen's curiosity and unease, the elder began to speak slowly in a deep voice about various legends and secrets of the Outer Circle, as well as the challenges and opportunities they might face there.
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