Jun Xiaoyao's words were an inspiration to those around him.
But the Yanyun Eighteen Riders, every single one of them, had faces as dark as the bottom of a pot.
Even Bai Luoxue, who rarely let emotions show on her face, couldn't help but take a deep breath.
And here she thought she was the calculating one.
With just a few simple words, Jun Xiaoyao had completely won over everyone's hearts.
In that mont, Bai Luoxue felt it.
Jun Xiaoyao was perhaps not rely gifted beyond asure and outstanding in strength.
His vision, his breadth of mind, his wisdom, his scheming — all of it far surpassed her own.
"No wonder he's soone who can match Heaven itself." Bai Luoxue sighed inwardly.
She had long since learned of Jun Xiaoyao's ga against Heaven.
Now seeing it firsthand, his reputation was well deserved.
After that, things proceeded without much incident.
The Yanyun Eighteen Riders and the others didn't act out of line again.
Though it was a sha that the ancient young emperor never appeared.
The Void Heaven Realm lay near the edge of the boundary sea, far from the immortal domain.
Fortunately, the immortal academy had an ancient teleportation array that could send them to a region close to the boundary sea.
"Alright, it's about ti — we head to the Void Heaven Realm!" Third Elder Xumo waved his hand.
Everyone stepped directly into the ancient teleportation array within the immortal academy.
At that mont, a long-absent chanical voice from the system rang out in Jun Xiaoyao's mind.
"Ding, congratulations host, a new check-in location has refreshed. Please check in at the Void Heaven Realm!"
Jun Xiaoyao's expression barely changed.
The check-in system felt more like a supplentary tool to him now.
Having it was naturally better.
But even without it, Jun Xiaoyao wouldn't decline because of that.
His confidence now ca from his own innate strength and talent, not from the system.
His montum had already taken shape — the check-in system was simply icing on the cake.
Of course, when there were free benefits to be had, Jun Xiaoyao was happy to accept them.
As everyone stepped into the teleportation array, heaven and earth instantly flipped, the surrounding space twisted, and everything beca strange and dazzling.
A sensation of being stripped from ti and space washed over them.
One mont passed, yet it felt like a thousand years.
Everyone arrived in a dim, boundless starry sky.
This was rely a waypoint, not the final destination.
Afterward, several days passed as they traveled through multiple ancient teleportation arrays.
When the twisted space finally settled, they had arrived at their destination.
Looking out, everyone was breathless.
It felt as though they had co to the very edge of the universe.
A depleted starry sky, dim and faded stars, shattered ancient worlds.
Everything felt desolate and primordial.
There were no living beings here — only dead silence.
"It's so heavy, like sothing is pressing down on ." One of the prodigies frowned, clearly uncomfortable.
A faint but oppressive pressure made everyone deeply uneasy.
Third Elder Xumo saw this and stroked his beard with a calm smile.
"You can't even handle this? Keep in mind, you're still separated from the boundary sea by the dam, and you're still this far away."
Hearing Elder Xumo's words, all the prodigies were montarily stunned.
Then they suddenly noticed it — a sound like waves crashing against a shore seed to drift to their ears.
"How is that possible? This is the edge of the universe — how can there be the sound of waves?"
All the prodigies were puzzled, and they turned toward the sound.
Far in the distance, a massive shadow could faintly be seen stretching across heaven and earth, as if they had reached the very end of all realms.
"What is that? Could it be the border fortress?"
Many of the prodigies were stunned, filled with astonishnt.
Before this, the most magnificent structure they had ever seen was the border fortress.
It was the bulwark of the immortal domain, the first line of defense against foreign realms — like a wall holding up heaven and earth itself.
But now, gazing upon that vast barrier stretching across the horizon, everyone felt an indescribable sense of awe.
That barrier was even more imposing than the border fortress, and incomparably ancient.
Looking up or down, there was no end in sight.
A cultivator standing before it would be smaller than an ant.
"That is certainly not the border fortress — it is the dam. Beyond the dam lies the endless boundary sea."
Third Elder Xumo spoke with a tone of deep reverence.
"What? The boundary sea is right on the other side?"
All the prodigies drew a sharp breath.
They had heard of the boundary sea since childhood — a place filled with boundless danger and shrouded in mystery.
It was known as the ultimate forbidden land of all realms.
Even a Great Emperor could encounter countless perils attempting to cross it.
The strange and unimaginable things within it were too nurous to count.
Many of its secrets remained unsolved to this day.
Just as everyone stood in shock.
On the dam, waves suddenly surged and crashed against it, sending tremors that shook the entire universe.
But what left everyone breathless was this:
They saw that those so-called "waves" were actually ancient realms, one after another.
Among them were countless small worlds, planes, and star domains, rising and sinking.
Breaking apart and reforming with every passing mont.
"How is this possible — those waves are actually individual spatial worlds?"
This shattered the imagination of every prodigy present.
Even though they all ca from distinguished backgrounds with extraordinary perspectives,
seeing the most mysterious forbidden land between heaven and earth still left them feeling utterly small.
It reshaped their entire worldview.
Boom!
At that mont, from within the waves, a colossal humanoid figure erged — the size of an ancient star — letting out a world-shaking roar.
By its appearance, it seed to be trying to break free from the boundary sea and climb onto the dam.
"What kind of being is that!"
All the prodigies were terrified.
That single roar felt like it could shatter the heavens.
Everyone sensed that it was at least a quasi-emperor level supre being.
But in the next mont.
The waves crashed forward, and countless ancient realms shattered.
That colossal humanoid being vanished into the waves without a trace.
In that instant, everyone fell into dead silence, witnessing the terror of the boundary sea firsthand.
A powerful being of at least quasi-emperor level — gone without a trace beneath a single wave, utterly erased.
How terrifying was that?
And this was only the outermost edge of the boundary sea, near the dam.
What horrors would lie deeper within?
"Are there living beings inside the boundary sea?" one of the prodigies couldn't help but ask.
"Of course. The boundary sea is also made up of countless worlds, and among them are so relatively stable ones capable of nurturing life."
"Among ten thousand worlds, supre beings will always be born." Elder Xumo explained.
The prodigies present were deeply stirred.
They had witnessed yet another mysterious facet of this world with their own eyes.
"The boundary sea — is this where one of father's split souls stands guard?"
Jun Xiaoyao murmured to himself, gazing at the colossal dam that reached as high as the heavens.
Jun Wuhui had split one breath into three, standing guard over the three great forbidden lands.
Perhaps at this very mont, on the other side of the dam, Jun Wuhui's figure was there.
Questions stirred in Jun Xiaoyao's heart.
What was the reason Jun Wuhui stood guard over the boundary sea?
And what lay on the other side of the boundary sea?
"Ding, congratulations host, a new check-in location has refreshed. Please check in at the Boundless Boundary Sea!"
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