"He’s coming out!"
Fredrick suddenly stood up from his chair, staring solemnly at the scene in the magic mirror image.
In fact, his consciousness had already plunged into the array at this mont; at the instant Lin Yi appeared, he imdiately captured an unusual aura:
"It’s him!"
In the eyes of ordinary people, Lin Yi seed to have appeared out of thin air.
But in reality, Lin Yi was thrown out from the void by so power.
This scene took place and concluded in the blink of an eye, making it difficult for ordinary people to notice any anomaly.
At this ti, Wolff next to him also exclaid:
"It really is him."
"There’s no mistake about this aura."
But soon, the shock on Wolff’s face transford into horror:
"He’s actually broken through."
It was evident that the ’he’ in Wolff’s mouth at this mont was not Lin Yi in the picture.
Those drowsy eyes were wide open like copper bells, filled with incredulousness.
Even Fredrick was still frowning in contemplation.
However, it wasn’t difficult to discern from his expression that, at the instant Lin Yi appeared, his heart was equally unsettled.
But very quickly.
Fredrick seed to have identified the root of so issues, and he sneered coldly:
"So that’s how it is."
Upon hearing this, Wolff looked at Fredrick in confusion:
"What’s the problem?"
Fredrick suddenly said:
"Although he didn’t perish in that ti-space turbulence, surviving by luck, he also dares not appear in any dominant plane."
"Otherwise, once he appears, he will be slain by the power of law."
"No wonder he has been silent for so long; he was waiting for him to appear."
Then Fredrick looked at the floating [Red Sky Divine Pearl] beside Lin Yi in the picture, and said aningfully:
"Don’t you find this thing familiar?"
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As everyone’s focus landed on Lin Yi’s head, Lin Yi’s mind was already filled with shock.
Even though he had left that graveyard filled with eerie aura, Lin Yi’s thoughts couldn’t recover from the surprise.
At this mont, Lin Yi’s mind was still echoing with the words that Morman had just said to him before he left.
Morman:
"The best advice I can give you right now is:"
"The top of the Endless Tower preserves secrets about your lineage, perhaps it can answer a large portion of your doubts;"
"If possible, do not let anyone else reach there before you."
"At the pinnacle of Human Peak on Pilgrimage Peak lies a space-ti passage to other planes, including the plane where your true body resides."
"And the true intention of the Demon Race is exactly there;"
"Lastly."
"The connection between the Nine Nether Continent and Rafam is inevitable, do not resist senselessly, it is futile."
"Because the you in the first generation has already proven all this to you."
"Additionally, there is sothing equally significant to you sealed at the center of the Demon Forest."
"You can only obtain it by breaking the seal, but likewise, you will pay a certain price for it."
"And Rek’sa will certainly stop you from doing so, how you weigh this up is up to you."
In the end, Morman said to Lin Yi:
"Be wary of Fredrick."
"If it weren’t for him, perhaps you wouldn’t have perished together with the Demon Emperor that ti."
It could be said that Morman’s words were the most informative ones Lin Yi heard since his rebirth.
It was precisely these words that unraveled many doubts within Lin Yi’s heart.
At the top of the Endless Tower, indeed, secrets about his lineage were preserved;
No wonder, whether it was the four City Lords or Guardians, or even that old system head ’Hongng’, all reminded him multiple tis to quickly ascend this Endless Tower.
Now, upon learning this truth, this matter will beco sothing Lin Yi must do over a considerable period in the future.
Because Lin Yi is now equally curious about his real identity.
Perhaps hidden there is the final truth about why he experienced rebirth.
At the sa ti, the secret of the pinnacle of Human Peak revealed by Morman also caused a substantial upheaval in Lin Yi’s mind.
If this matter is true, then the prophecy he saw before in the [Beast God Pearl] is confird.
It will no longer be impossible for the Demon Race to appear on Earth in the future.
This also strengthened Lin Yi’s determination to control the Dragon-man for his own use.
However, if the pinnacle of Human Peak is a passageway to other planes, then what secret remains hidden at the highest point of Celestial Saint Peak in Pilgrimage Peak?
Curious though he was, Lin Yi also clearly knew.
Given his current strength, ascending the pinnacle of Human Peak is extrely difficult, let alone the highest Celestial Saint Peak.
Perhaps only upon reaching the ’Main God’ level will he qualify to give it a try.
Besides these two matters, Morman’s subsequent words also brought quite a stir to Lin Yi.
If Morman’s words are true, then the rging of the two continents seems to be an irreversible reality.
What Lin Yi is curious about now is what exactly is that vital object sealed in the center of the Demon Forest?
As for the ntioned Rek’sa... Lin Yi suddenly felt a bit of a headache.
If it was indeed as Morman said, then Rek’sa will beco an unavoidable barrier in attempting to break that seal.
But thinking about Rek’sa’s strength and the words he said to him before...
Lin Yi gave a helpless smile, but he didn’t dwell on this matter for long.
Anyway, for all the matters to be faced, Lin Yi adheres to the principle of confronting challenges as they co; how things develop will be left to ti to answer.
However, right now...
Looking at the seven doors standing in the chaos, the ’Death Gate’ among them has indeed disappeared.
Fredrick!
The strongest person on the Nine Nether Continent.
Morman was the third person, after Rek’sa and that Dark Demon Dragon, to warn him to be wary of him.
Could it be that behind Fredrick’s hypocritical smile, sothing unknown is truly hidden?
At this ti, Lin Yi wasn’t aware of how much ti he spent heading to the [Gods’ Graveyard].
Thinking of the appointnt ti with Yamada Miki getting closer, Lin Yi decided not to waste any more ti here.
Following the ’Death Gate,’ Lin Yi decisively stepped towards the next door:
"Shock Gate!"
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