Chapter 106: Death Space, 100 Lives, 1 Survivor
"This space is so magical, I can’t even feel the presence of its origin." Purple Cloud felt the outside situation through the Reincarnation Pearl and was surprised to discover that there was no world origin within the Death Space.
Mu Can learned about the world origin through Purple Cloud; the world origin is a characteristic of a plane, just as people from the Demon World are suppressed when they enter the Mortal World.
"Let’s try this first." Mu Can took out the Jade Pendant given to him by Long Xingjian, gently crushed it, and a stream of information was transmitted into his Sea of Consciousness. The vast flow of information caused his Sea of Consciousness to tremble slightly, and with narrowed eyes, he began to carefully digest it.
After a moment, Mu Can opened his eyes and let out a light breath.
"So it’s like this." The Death Space turned out to be this way.
"What does it say inside?" Purple Cloud asked curiously, as this space belonged to none of the three planes she knew of.
It turns out that the ancestors of the Long Family were appointed as the guardians by a Great Power. Entrances like Jue Ming Valley are scattered across hundreds of planes, and the guardian of the entrance in the Mortal World is the Long Family.
After entering through the entrance, one would arrive in this Death Space, which contains various resources left by the Great Power. If one is lucky enough to obtain them, it’s not an exaggeration to say that one could ascend to heaven in a single step.
Every time, one hundred people who enter the Death Space through the entrance will appear here simultaneously, but in the end, only one can survive, and that person’s wish will be fulfilled.
Mu Can was also shocked by the actions of this Great Power; to traverse across hundreds of planes would require tremendous strength.
Even with Purple Cloud’s previous strength at the Immortal Venerable Level, she couldn’t freely travel through the various planes even if she had their specific coordinates, not to mention the oppression between planes that ordinary people couldn’t withstand.