Chapter 90 - Meeting Once Again (2/2)

The only issue was determining the destination for exit and keeping awareness of one's location both inside and outside chaotic space. While spatial void entering or exiting leaves noticeable fluctuations, it's also easier to navigate within. Chaotic space, however, was incredibly difficult. It took him two weeks of non-stop practice before he could keep minimal awareness of the outside world.

Luckily, he developed a trick to it. By leaving his spiritual sense connected both into and outside of chaotic space, he could determine his destination. This, however, had its issues. His spiritual sense connection couldn't last for long, so long-distance travel was essentially impossible. However, as long as it was within 10 li, he could shift there almost instantly.

He also found something interesting and disturbing at the same time.

Chaotic space ran on a different timeline than the normal world. Essentially, it was for every day that passed in chaotic space, merely an hour passed in the myriad realms. However, this was its most consistent time difference. Sometimes, it can even be a minute having passed instead.

When Pinaka informed him that he was three years older than he originally thought, he was flabbergasted to the point he couldn't move. He was stuck in chaotic space for three years but was unconscious for most of it. Today, by bone age, he was twenty-two years old instead of nineteen.

For three full years, the white flame and inky black orb kept him living. For three full years, he was constantly pulled apart by chaotic space. In hindsight, it made sense he was capable of comprehending a conceptual law based on it.

With the time difference, he could practice cultivation in chaotic space. Unfortunately, chaotic space was the least suitable place for most forms of cultivation except comprehending spatial laws or practicing spatial arts.

”Since it uses chaotic space and not the void, I guess I should change its name, huh?” He muttered softly to him. After a while, his eyes lit up in brilliance as he exclaimed, ”Infinite Chaotic Immersion Art!” He couldn't help but feel somewhat proud of his naming sense. It fit better with his conceptual law and its execution.

”WAIT!!” His eyes widened in surprise as he thundered aloud. In a flash, he merged into chaotic space with a slight, nearly imperceptible pop sound. Almost an instant later, he arrived on the deck of the skyship. Tao was looking about at the world on the deck. He was writing in his cultivation diary, a diary where one keeps all their insights into their cultivation within the book.

As for Bai Lufeng, he was whistling carefreely as he held the helm of the skyship. Sometimes he would do a little daring shift here, a little twirl there to keep himself entertained. With the formations on the ship, it'd be nearly impossible to disturb Yan Zaizen or Tao within the ship.

Suddenly, Yan Zaizen's shout from his cultivation room resounded causing them to be startled. However, no fear was on their faces. One could see that their belief in Yan Zaizen's ability had already left them with a comfortable sensation of safety.

As Yan Zaizen emerged from chaotic space with the most subtle popping sound, he dashed towards the railings and looked outwards. His expression was filled with disbelief and a little excitement. Tao and Bai Lufeng were curious, looking outwards too. However, they didn't have Yan Zaizen extraordinary spiritual sense and could only use what they could.

Inside the Water Veil Territory, a young woman dressed in white sat beside a pond slowly caressing the clear water with her hand. She was a beauty with a chilling aura that made one feel as if they were in a blizzard. Beside her was an older woman, she was a mature beauty with icy-blue hair and a freezing chill in her eyes far more intense than the young woman's aura. It was as if her gaze could freeze one's soul.

However, whenever she looked at the young woman, she revealed a slight trace of warmth. If one looked closely, they could see a slight resemblance between them.

”Fei'er.” The woman called out, despite her chilly tone, her voice contained faint warmth. The young woman stopped her caressing and looked at the middle-aged woman, she couldn't help but reveal a conflicted gaze deep within her pupils. However, that gaze was swiftly concealed with indifference.

”I'm ready.” She replied, getting up and straightening out her robe.

The middle-aged woman seemed to want to say something but remained silent. Until her brows furrowed and she looked towards a certain direction.

From there, three figures were slowly flying over on a skyship.

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