Chapter 365: Destination Unknown
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Chapter 365: Destination Unknown
They flew over a massive wilderness area, sometimes skirting bodies of water and admiring the view, other times passing by huge mountains that seemed completely untouched by human hands. There were no signs of human civilization after passing the Shihu Kingdom and Sage was curious what remote area they were heading to.
Certainly, this whole trading vessel wasnt going to drop us off in the middle of nowhere, right?
The days and weeks passed, and he started to grow worried. They were moving at such high speed he wasnt sure how far they had traveled. When he was about to send his Twin Soul up to bother Guan Zhenyan again, thats when he saw it. At first glance, he thought theyd reached the end of the world. He didnt know much about the world he was on, and at that point, he feared it was no planet and instead a flat plane like conspiracy theorists are always talking about. This chapter's initial release occurred on the n0vell--Bjjn site.
Cultivators had very powerful eyes and with a bit of altitude they could easily see things thousands of miles away. Even so, from the size of the maps hed seen so far, it was very likely this planet was so large that the horizon would at least be tens of thousands of miles away. Worse yet, it was almost impossible to find a day where the skies would be clear for such an absurdly large distance. Normally, they would only get a clear view for a few hundred miles before mist, fog, rain, or mountains blocked their view.
In the distance Sage saw what could only be described as a dark wall rising into the sky and completely blocking his view. They were high up in the clouds, yet he could see a hundred miles to the left, right, and upwards. All of them were blocked by the dark wall in front of the Flying Ship.
This is absurd. Is that the end of the world, or is there actually something so big
Turns out, the latter guess was correct. As they moved closer, details began to become clear. The wall wasnt black, it was actually a dark red color. More amazingly, it looked less like a fortification and more like the side of a building. Sage could make out different panels and box-like protrusions with windows on the outside. It was like thousands of metal buildings were stacked up on top of each other and extending in every direction. Luckily, they could still see the ground from their altitude, so Sage had a better idea of the scale of the thing.
Oh, so you arent just trying to wear me down like the Shou Empire? Something like a military indoctrination process to break me down until you become the only thing I can rely on. Then you mold me into an obedient servant.
Sage tried to sound snarky and sarcastic, but the muzzle really took the bite out of it. In addition, there was something about Guan Zhenyans aura. Just looking at him seemed to demand his respect, and made it quite hard to admonish him. It was somewhat disconcerting because Guan Zhenyan always looked quite sloppy and unkempt. At first glance you would want to berate him for his laziness, but the power of his aura somehow made him seem noble and beyond comparison.
Hah, not at all. The mental training comes later, its more just a little payback for the expenditure. If you had just been a little less extreme in gathering so many enemies and making a big show out of things, you would have been much cheaper.
You still havent told me what youre going to do with me and why you came for me. Im guessing its related to something that got me all those enemies. In which case, if I didnt make so much trouble, then you would have never known I even existed.
Guan Zhenyan puffed a ball of black smoke into Sages face. Somehow the smoke clung to his face. He shook his head and tried to blow it away, but it stuck to his face and made his eyes water. By the time it cleared on its own a few minutes later, Guan Zhenyan had already left.
So spiteful.
Hey, whered you go?
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Chapter 365: Destination Unknown
They flew over a massive wilderness area, sometimes skirting bodies of water and admiring the view, other times passing by huge mountains that seemed completely untouched by human hands. There were no signs of human civilization after passing the Shihu Kingdom and Sage was curious what remote area they were heading to.
Certainly, this whole trading vessel wasnt going to drop us off in the middle of nowhere, right?
The days and weeks passed, and he started to grow worried. They were moving at such high speed he wasnt sure how far they had traveled. When he was about to send his Twin Soul up to bother Guan Zhenyan again, thats when he saw it. At first glance, he thought theyd reached the end of the world. He didnt know much about the world he was on, and at that point, he feared it was no planet and instead a flat plane like conspiracy theorists are always talking about. This chapter's initial release occurred on the n0vell--Bjjn site.
Cultivators had very powerful eyes and with a bit of altitude they could easily see things thousands of miles away. Even so, from the size of the maps hed seen so far, it was very likely this planet was so large that the horizon would at least be tens of thousands of miles away. Worse yet, it was almost impossible to find a day where the skies would be clear for such an absurdly large distance. Normally, they would only get a clear view for a few hundred miles before mist, fog, rain, or mountains blocked their view.
In the distance Sage saw what could only be described as a dark wall rising into the sky and completely blocking his view. They were high up in the clouds, yet he could see a hundred miles to the left, right, and upwards. All of them were blocked by the dark wall in front of the Flying Ship.
This is absurd. Is that the end of the world, or is there actually something so big
Turns out, the latter guess was correct. As they moved closer, details began to become clear. The wall wasnt black, it was actually a dark red color. More amazingly, it looked less like a fortification and more like the side of a building. Sage could make out different panels and box-like protrusions with windows on the outside. It was like thousands of metal buildings were stacked up on top of each other and extending in every direction. Luckily, they could still see the ground from their altitude, so Sage had a better idea of the scale of the thing.
Oh, so you arent just trying to wear me down like the Shou Empire? Something like a military indoctrination process to break me down until you become the only thing I can rely on. Then you mold me into an obedient servant.
Sage tried to sound snarky and sarcastic, but the muzzle really took the bite out of it. In addition, there was something about Guan Zhenyans aura. Just looking at him seemed to demand his respect, and made it quite hard to admonish him. It was somewhat disconcerting because Guan Zhenyan always looked quite sloppy and unkempt. At first glance you would want to berate him for his laziness, but the power of his aura somehow made him seem noble and beyond comparison.
Hah, not at all. The mental training comes later, its more just a little payback for the expenditure. If you had just been a little less extreme in gathering so many enemies and making a big show out of things, you would have been much cheaper.
You still havent told me what youre going to do with me and why you came for me. Im guessing its related to something that got me all those enemies. In which case, if I didnt make so much trouble, then you would have never known I even existed.
Guan Zhenyan puffed a ball of black smoke into Sages face. Somehow the smoke clung to his face. He shook his head and tried to blow it away, but it stuck to his face and made his eyes water. By the time it cleared on its own a few minutes later, Guan Zhenyan had already left.
So spiteful.
Hey, whered you go?
Chapter 365: Destination UnknownThey flew over a massive wilderness area, sometimes skirting bodies of water and admiring the view, other times passing by huge mountains that seemed completely untouched by human hands. There were no signs of human civilization after passing the Shihu Kingdom and Sage was curious what remote area they were heading to. Certainly, this whole trading vessel wasnt going to drop us off in the middle of nowhere, right?The days and weeks passed, and he started to grow worried. They were moving at such high speed he wasnt sure how far they had traveled. When he was about to send his Twin Soul up to bother Guan Zhenyan again, thats when he saw it. At first glance, he thought theyd reached the end of the world. He didnt know much about the world he was on, and at that point, he feared it was no planet and instead a flat plane like conspiracy theorists are always talking about. This chapter's initial release occurred on the n0vell--Bjjn site.Cultivators had very powerful eyes and with a bit of altitude they could easily see things thousands of miles away. Even so, from the size of the maps hed seen so far, it was very likely this planet was so large that the horizon would at least be tens of thousands of miles away. Worse yet, it was almost impossible to find a day where the skies would be clear for such an absurdly large distance. Normally, they would only get a clear view for a few hundred miles before mist, fog, rain, or mountains blocked their view. In the distance Sage saw what could only be described as a dark wall rising into the sky and completely blocking his view. They were high up in the clouds, yet he could see a hundred miles to the left, right, and upwards. All of them were blocked by the dark wall in front of the Flying Ship. This is absurd. Is that the end of the world, or is there actually something so bigTurns out, the latter guess was correct. As they moved closer, details began to become clear. The wall wasnt black, it was actually a dark red color. More amazingly, it looked less like a fortification and more like the side of a building. Sage could make out different panels and box-like protrusions with windows on the outside. It was like thousands of metal buildings were stacked up on top of each other and extending in every direction. Luckily, they could still see the ground from their altitude, so Sage had a better idea of the scale of the thing. Oh, so you arent just trying to wear me down like the Shou Empire? Something like a military indoctrination process to break me down until you become the only thing I can rely on. Then you mold me into an obedient servant.Sage tried to sound snarky and sarcastic, but the muzzle really took the bite out of it. In addition, there was something about Guan Zhenyans aura. Just looking at him seemed to demand his respect, and made it quite hard to admonish him. It was somewhat disconcerting because Guan Zhenyan always looked quite sloppy and unkempt. At first glance you would want to berate him for his laziness, but the power of his aura somehow made him seem noble and beyond comparison. Hah, not at all. The mental training comes later, its more just a little payback for the expenditure. If you had just been a little less extreme in gathering so many enemies and making a big show out of things, you would have been much cheaper.You still havent told me what youre going to do with me and why you came for me. Im guessing its related to something that got me all those enemies. In which case, if I didnt make so much trouble, then you would have never known I even existed.Guan Zhenyan puffed a ball of black smoke into Sages face. Somehow the smoke clung to his face. He shook his head and tried to blow it away, but it stuck to his face and made his eyes water. By the time it cleared on its own a few minutes later, Guan Zhenyan had already left. So spiteful.Hey, whered you go?
