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- A tense journey through a desolate landscape.
- Discovering a hidden refuge.
- Assessing the aftermath of a perilous situation.
Streaks of purplish-gray light, like comets piercing through the eerie night, passed through the barren mountains and dry valleys.
Wherever it passed, even the air was torn apart, leaving behind tiny ripples before returning to calm in an instant.
David supported Jiang Xuelan, his divine sense sweeping across an area hundreds of miles around him like an invisible wave.
He carefully checked every inch of ground and every rock, and only after confirming that there were no signs of tracking or ambush did he slowly land.
He raised his hand and swept away the layer of withered vines and gravel covering the stone wall. The soft sound of vines breaking could be heard very clearly in the silent valley, revealing the entrance to a naturally formed rock cave.
The cave entrance was narrow and deep, only allowing one person to pass sideways, but the inside was quite spacious and dry, with a mirror-smooth floor and smooth, warm stone walls.
It was clear that it had been a temporary retreat for a farmer in ancient times, only to be abandoned for years and become a most inconspicuous hiding place.
A small crack in the cave ceiling allowed a few beams of sunlight to shine through, illuminating the dust inside like fine gold dust. The faint scent of grass and trees filled the air, a stark contrast to the silent and eerie atmosphere outside.
David gently laid Jiang Xuelan on a simple bed made of jade.
His fingertip touched the pulse on his wrist, and primordial chaos flowed in like a warm stream, allowing him to carefully examine his condition once again.
Even though the poison had been completely removed, the Red Phoenix Magic Powder was extremely domineering, and the burns left by the erosion of her meridians resembled fine cracks, embedded in her Dao foundation.
Coupled with the depletion of energy from being imprisoned for several days, his face still showed signs of paleness, and it would be difficult for him to recover to his peak condition without three to five days of rest.
Jiang Xuelan leaned against the bed, her cold blue eyes half open, her gaze fixed on David’s busy back.
He stood tall, his gray robe glinting softly in the dim light of day, as he used the primeval chaos to construct layer after layer of isolation arrays at the entrance of the cave.
The purplish-gray halos flickered irregularly, and each array pattern was precisely embedded in the texture of the stone wall, blending into the natural stone veins and completely isolating the internal and external energy.
The array patterns looked like they were sprinkled randomly, but in fact, every stroke contained the secret fold of the laws of space.
With layer after layer, even the divine sense of a Great Luo Gold Immortal would only regard this place as an ordinary stone wall, and would never detect the hidden world within.
“Where were you teleported to from that void turbulence? What did you encounter?”