boyutpedia Chapter 111, look, it's urgent again.
Chapter 111, look, it's urgent again.
Chapter 111, look, it's urgent again.
"I'm all alone now."
A nameless sadness welled up in his heart. It was as if Shi Zhao heard a sigh that seemed to echo in his ears across eternity, and he couldn't help but feel sorrow.
Her long eyelashes fluttered slightly as she opened her eyes, revealing a gentle, watery gaze.
"elder sister!"
Shi Hao was shocked. Seeing that something seemed wrong with his sister, he shouted, "What the hell is that? Show yourself!"
A broken sword flew up and then burst into a blazing light. The filthy bloodstains on the sword became bright red and dripped with blood, frantically devouring the dark light and actually stripping the ghost ship of its power.
Shi Hao quickly regained his freedom and rushed to her side, his face full of anxiety.
"I'm fine, don't worry." Shi Zhao came back to her senses, her eyes glistening with tears. She reached out and patted Xiao Shi's head, forcing a smile onto her face.
Shi Hao was still somewhat uneasy; he had never seen his sister so downcast before.
"If one day, the starry sky explodes, the universe collapses, and you are left all alone, though invincible in the world, in the end you can only reminisce, watching your beloved's hair turn white like snow, their souls return to heaven and earth, watching your loved ones fall in the passage of time, what will you do then?"
Shi Zhao suddenly whispered again, his eyes unfocused, as if he were asking and answering himself.
"No! I don't want that day to come. Sister, what's wrong with you?" Shi Hao was frightened, his face turned pale, and he hurriedly hugged the girl in front of him tightly.
"After many years, you may stand alone on the river of time, looking back on eternity, only to find yourself accompanied by the Great Dao." Shi Zhao blinked, a mischievous glint in his eyes.
"Ah, sister, don't scare me!" Shi Hao said nervously, almost crying.
It wasn't until the ghost ship kept shrinking and turned into a black paper boat, almost causing him to fall into the sea, that he came to his senses and realized that he had been tricked by his sister.
"Ha..." He puffed out his cheeks, somewhat embarrassed and angry, turned around angrily, then turned back to face him fiercely.
He stared intently at the instigator.
That's awful, glaring at me like that!
However, he also breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, it was just a joke his sister made. If the future really turned out like that, he didn't even want to think about what would have happened.
Shi Zhao smiled, effectively concealing the sorrow in his eyes.
She reached out, and the black paper boat fell into her hand. She saw a line of words on it: "Only I am left."
Upon closer inspection, there was also a bloodstain with fingerprints clearly visible.
This was left by a slender, jade-like finger, belonging to a woman.
An image appeared in her mind: a woman folding paper boats one after another, then releasing them, drifting across the past and the future in an unknown space-time.
It was at this moment that she suddenly realized that what she had always known in advance about the future seemed to be missing a part and was incomplete.
It was just a vague feeling; it was only when she touched the paper boat that she began to sense something.
Shi Zhao felt ice-cold all over. If Bi Ling hadn't transformed into her true form to carry her, she probably wouldn't have even realized she had fallen into the water. It took her a long time to take a deep breath and come to her senses.
Soon after, they encountered another ghost ship and, without any hesitation, took over the vessel and headed towards their destination.
In the days that followed, more and more creatures appeared in the once silent sea, of all races, all moving rapidly in one direction.
All living beings were wary of the ghost ship and were unwilling to approach it, actively avoiding it. Shi Zhao and his companions were happy to do so, leisurely traveling forward from inside the cabin.
"We're finally here!" Shi Hao shouted excitedly.
Shi Zhao also raised his eyes. The sea was filled with the sounds of battle, many creatures were fighting, and many corpses were floating around, their blood staining the sea red.
A massive, barren cliff stands deep in the sea, even more magnificent than the ancient Demon Mountain. On the cliff face is an ancient bird's nest, simple and unadorned, without runes or divine light.
However, wisps of chaotic energy continued to fall, creating a terrifying scene.
"The ruins of the Kunpeng." she whispered.
At the same time, it seemed as if a gigantic life form was breathing deep in the ocean, incomparable, and the entire world resonated with it, rising and falling in waves.
Ripples spread through the void, a form of suppression that knocked experts beyond the Spirit Transformation Realm down from their higher realms, posing an extreme danger to them.
Many creatures changed color and rushed up at high speed, trying to find a safe place to hide.
As expected, some powerful creatures that were just now rampaging were suppressed and then surrounded and killed by lower-level creatures such as sea demons, resulting in a scene where many ants could kill an elephant.
Once the suppression was gone, those powerful beings naturally went berserk, slaughtering the invaders in a frenzy to wash away their previous humiliation with blood.
However, this place is too special. It changes in various ways with the fluctuations of the Kunpeng Nest, and suppresses cultivation from time to time. Even the strong dare not be too presumptuous. They have to run away after retaliating slightly, lest they be surrounded and killed later.
However, this place is still a mixed bag, with experts beyond the Spirit Transformation Realm appearing in the sea, and even Venerables sneaking in.
"boom!"
The waves were terrifying, and a gray mountain range emerged from the sea. It was so huge that many creatures trembled and cried out in alarm.
"This is an ancient dragon!"
"Heavens! Venerable Jiao has arrived in person!"
On the other side, amidst towering mist, an equally enormous ferocious beast strode across the sea, its entire body blood-red, resembling a tiger or an ox, with a wide mouth and fangs, and a pair of deep blue eyes fixed intently on the barren cliff.
"This guy is here too." Shi Zhao watched quietly as the ancient dragon and Qiongqi began their battle, then took out a handful of melon seeds and red dates from his small Qiankun bag to show off.
Shi Hao also quietly reached over and pulled out a handful of nuts.
"Didn't I prepare some for you? Eat your own." Shi Zhao patted his hand.
"We finished eating a long time ago." Shi Hao chuckled awkwardly. Mao Qiu lifted the small pouch hidden at his waist and poured out several empty cans, which were indeed empty.
Shi Zhao looked helpless and took out fruit, candied fruit and dried fish to distribute.
Heeding her advice, the two did not rush forward with the crowd, but instead retreated, avoiding a lot of unnecessary trouble, and watched as the battle raged on ahead, staining the blue sea with blood.
Two weeks later, someone finally approached and began to climb the rocky cliff.
"Sister, when are we leaving? Otherwise, if we're too late, we might not get anything." Shi Hao was getting impatient.
He was just over ten years old, a time when he was full of adventurous spirit.
"Look, you're in such a hurry again." Shi Zhao remained calm and composed, speaking leisurely: "What kind of existence is the Primordial Kunpeng? How could one possibly enter its ruined nest by simply taking a few steps ahead?"
Then, she changed the subject and said, "Of course, in the struggle for the Great Dao, one cannot lack the spirit of enterprise. Let's move the boat over there. You will face the rest of the journey alone."
Shi Hao then realized that these were all tests his sister had put him through.
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