I Can Traverse Multiple Worlds

Chapter 451 - 238: One Qi Transforms into Three, The 7th Traversal

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Wang Xiao’s pupils constricted slightly.

Even from a great distance, he could still feel the powerful aura emanating from the Daoist on the altar.

This aura seemed capable of overwhelming everything, a presence that not even time itself could erase!

This Daoist’s power was far beyond that of a Tier Nine Life.

However, according to Gu Tiandu, the strongest beings in this corner of the cosmos were merely Tier Nine!

It was as if Tier Nine was the absolute limit in this region of space, a ceiling that was nearly impossible to break through.

And yet—

’What was the deal with the Daoist before him?!’

’Could it be that this Daoist isn’t from this part of the cosmos?!’

Furthermore, the Daoist had no trace of a living person’s aura. He seemed to be dead.

The voice was merely a remnant of the Daoist’s lingering will!

"Wang Xiao, what is it? Did you find something?!"

Sensing something was amiss with Wang Xiao, Gu Tiandu couldn’t help but ask.

Wang Xiao didn’t hide anything and answered directly:

"In the center of this realm, there’s an altar. A Daoist is sitting cross-legged on it. He seemed to have just sent a message to my mind. Can’t you see him?!"

Hearing this, both Gu Tiandu and Yuan Fanlang looked shocked and skeptical.

They couldn’t see any altar, to say nothing of a Daoist!

However, they knew Wang Xiao wouldn’t lie at a time like this.

The only explanation was that the Daoist’s existence far surpassed their own Realms.

They didn’t meet the conditions to perceive him, which was why he remained invisible to them.

’But could there really be an existence in this part of the cosmos capable of eluding the senses of Tier Nine Life beings like them?!’

’In all their years of Cultivation, they had never encountered such a thing.’

"Where is it? Let’s go take a look together!" Gu Tiandu urged.

Wang Xiao nodded.

"Alright, let’s go."

’Gu Tiandu’s and Yuan Fanlang’s power might be slightly less than his, but they had visited numerous Cosmic Relics and were more experienced than him.’

’Perhaps they could offer some assistance.’

’In any case, even if they ran into danger and died, they could be revived. The loss wouldn’t be too great.’

WHOOSH! WHOOSH! WHOOSH!

With a flash, Wang Xiao took flight, leading Gu Tiandu and Yuan Fanlang toward the altar.

「A moment later.」

Wang Xiao stopped at the edge of the altar.

He looked at the Daoist in the center of the altar and said,

"This is the place. Any further and we’ll be on the altar itself!"

Gu Tiandu raised an eyebrow.

"This is the altar? To me, it just looks like an ordinary plain."

Yuan Fanlang said,

"Wang Xiao, for this Daoist to be imperceptible to us and visible only to you, there must be a reason. Don’t move. I’ll step onto the altar and see what happens."

With a deliberate movement, he slowly stepped into the area of the altar.

Yet, nothing changed.

Yuan Fanlang looked around, then shook his head.

"I don’t feel a thing," he said. "Perhaps only those who meet the criteria can truly enter the altar. The rest of us can’t even perceive it, let alone enter it."

Gu Tiandu turned to Wang Xiao.

"This is all very strange. Did the Daoist say anything to you?"

Wang Xiao replied,

"He said he seemed to have been waiting for an incredibly long time, and that someone had finally discovered his existence."

Gu Tiandu’s lips formed a tight line.

"It seems Yuan Fanlang and I truly don’t meet the conditions to see him. This might be a fateful opportunity meant for you alone."

"But it also carries potential risks."

"The choice is yours."

Wang Xiao said,

"I can sense that the Daoist is little more than a lingering will. There shouldn’t be any harm in meeting him."

’He was also very curious about the Daoist’s origins.’

’Why would he appear in this realm?’

’And what was his purpose?’

Gu Tiandu nodded slightly.

"Alright. But don’t rush in with your real body. You should test it with a clone first."

Wang Xiao nodded.

"Alright."

’He hadn’t planned on sending his real body in first, anyway.’

’After all—anything his clone could sense would be transmitted back to his true body instantaneously.’

’It was the perfect method for exploring unknown territory.’

Without further hesitation, Wang Xiao squeezed out a drop of blood and flicked it forward.

HUMMM!

In an instant, the drop of blood transformed into a likeness of Wang Xiao and disappeared into the altar.

The next moment, the clone vanished without a trace before everyone’s eyes.

"Hm? Did it get in?!"

Gu Tiandu looked at Wang Xiao.

Wang Xiao nodded slightly.

"Yes, the clone is moving toward the center of the altar."

’He could feel his clone tearing through Space at an incredible speed, flying toward the Daoist.’

’Unlike Gu Tiandu and Yuan Fanlang, his clone had no trouble perceiving the Daoist.’

Wang Xiao’s mind focused, his full attention now on his clone.

Although this clone lacked his Self-Enlightenment Light and could only exert the power of a Tier Six Life, its speed was not the least bit slow.

It took only a moment to arrive beside the Daoist.

The Daoist was still seated cross-legged upon the high platform in the center of the altar, his body exuding a primordial aura that seemed to transcend the River of Time.

It was as if the flow of ages and the turning of the Cosmos itself could not wear him down!

Wang Xiao couldn’t even begin to imagine what kind of power could have caused such a being to perish, leaving behind only a sliver of will.

"Greetings, Senior. Were you the one calling for me?"

Wang Xiao said, cupping his hands in a respectful gesture toward the Daoist.

However, the Daoist did not reply.

Wang Xiao only felt the altar around him seem to transform into a great river of light and time, which surged forward to engulf him.

It contained an infinite power, filled with countless images.

It was as if it truly held the cycles of the Cosmos, its rise and fall!

He furrowed his brow, and the endless power of the Great Dao surged forth in an attempt to resist this river of time.

But it was all for naught.