Chapter 443: Arrival at the Sun Moon Empire
"Not necessarily."
Ei shook her head slightly, speaking her thoughts without much hesitation. "If we use the final chance here, our goal may still not be achieved. None of us know what the Light Origin Will is thinking, nor why such a situation has occurred."
"That's right. I think your wife is correct."
At that moment, Gu Yuena also nodded in agreement and said, "Think about it. Even if we find the Light Origin Will, then what? Can you be absolutely certain it will listen to us and help deal with the Dark Origin Will? Furthermore, as an existence equal to the Dark Origin Will, to have even it trapped here—how powerful must that be?"
"So, according to the two of you, what should we do next? How should we proceed?"
Kong picked up a stick from the ground and stirred the campfire, making the flames flare higher. His expression remained calm as he asked.
"I think we should start with this mountain."
After some thought, Gu Yuena spoke seriously, "Since I can sense it, that means we must be quite close. Most likely, it is somewhere within this mountain, so—"
"So what you mean is, you want to overturn the entire mountain in order to search?"
Before she finished, Kong gave her a look as if she were foolish.
"Is there a problem? I think my method is very reasonable."
After finishing the food in her bowl, Gu Yuena responded with confidence.
"If you say it's reasonable, then it's reasonable."
Kong had no intention of arguing with her, replying with complete indifference, "Since that's the case, I'll leave this operation to you. You go do it."
"What? Me alone?"
Gu Yuena froze for a moment, pointing to herself as though she had misheard.
"Who else but you?"
Kong rolled his eyes and said speechlessly, "Don't forget, I am just a human. I have no divine power, nor a body like yours. Given your plan, how exactly am I supposed to do it?"
"That makes sense… but I still feel like something's not right."
Gu Yuena scratched her head, falling into thought.
"What's not right?"
Seeing the so-called wise look in her eyes, Kong only chuckled lightly. "Between the two of us, only you can manage something like this. That's why I fully support you. Go on, find it quickly, and then we can go home sooner."
"Alright, then I'll go!"
With that, Gu Yuena stood up. Walking to the entrance of the cave, she restored her true form.
The next instant, a massive silver-white dragon appeared at the cave's mouth.
As soon as she resumed her body, the faint dragon might radiating from her spread rapidly in all directions, stirring unrest in the surroundings.
"I'm going!"
Her voice fell, and Gu Yuena soared into the distance, beginning to dig through the heart of the mountain.
"You actually think her method is reliable?"
Not long after she left, Ei's doubtful voice rang out.
"Not reliable."
Kong shook his head, smiled faintly, and said calmly, "Since she has that idea, why should I argue with her? Besides, I won't be the one doing it. More importantly, we don't have any better method right now, so why not let her try? Worst-case scenario, if she really manages to find it, wouldn't that be a huge gain?"
Hearing this, Ei nodded thoughtfully. After a moment of consideration, she realized his words did make sense.
Elsewhere, across a certain sea region of Douluo Star, a massive ship slowly emerged.
"Milord, that is the Sun Moon Empire!"
On the deck, a man in black pointed toward the city on the distant land.
"Mm." Tang San said nothing more, only giving a slight nod.
Good. In this land without gods, with his Desolate Devouring Art, he could walk unhindered.
As for the so-called kin mentioned by the Dark Origin Will, he did not care. In the end, all of them would become nourishment for his growth.
"Milord, since we've arrived, does this mean you can let us go?"
Nearby, the ship's captain spoke with a fawning smile, asking cautiously.
Damn it, if he had known this man would pull such shameless tricks, he never would have allowed him aboard in the first place.
Now it was too late—not only had he been dragged to a foreign land, but even his own life might not be safe.
"We'll see once we arrive." Tang San neither agreed nor refused. He only smiled faintly, gesturing for the man not to worry.
As time passed, the great ship finally reached its destination and docked at the shore.
"Let's go, time to see this so-called Sun Moon Empire."
After speaking, Tang San took the lead and disembarked.
Behind him, the man in black quickly followed, afraid of angering this figure who was more terrifying than any evil soul master.
"Thank heavens, finally they're gone."
Watching the two figures leave, the captain sighed in relief. Yet just as he was about to order his crew to head back, a thick wave of black mist suddenly enveloped the entire vessel.
In the next instant, everyone aboard vanished without a trace, as though they had never existed in this world.
Walking through the city, the evil in Tang San's eyes grew more intense. Without the restriction of divine power, he was overwhelmed by the urge to slaughter and devour the people before him.
"Milord, what is it you are searching for? Could you tell me?" The man in black asked nervously at his side.
"Where is the largest soul beast forest here? Also, what is the cultivation of the strongest expert in the entire Sun Moon Empire?" Tang San pressed down his inner desire, his tone calm as he questioned.
"It is the Demonic Forest, about a hundred kilometers from this city. Within it, the strongest soul beast is a ferocious beast over seven hundred thousand years old, the Evil-Eyed Tyrant Ruler. As for the strongest in the Sun Moon Empire, I think it's a peak ninety-fifth level Douluo. But I can't say for sure—after all, my status and position here are far too low."
At this, the man in black sighed helplessly.
If one could help it, who would willingly leave their homeland, cross the sea, and come to a foreign continent and an unfamiliar nation?
"Over seven hundred thousand years!"
Hearing this, Tang San's eyes shone with an ever-growing hunger.
Such a soul beast—that was worthy to become his soul ring. Those before had been nothing but trash. (End of Chapter)