Lou Xiaoyi's days were very boring.
He was now competing with a Void Beast in terms of patience, and he felt that victory was in his hands.
That strange fellow had been moving around in the airspace near the waymark. It seemed that it was determined to eat him up and wanted to follow him back to the main world. This was the first time he had seen such a persistent Void Beast. Moreover, it was not shy with strangers. Under its wretched appearance, it had the potential to be a dog-skin plaster.
It was as if Lou Xiaoyi's appearance was enough to eat it up! It did not have the vigilance and fear of humans that normal Void Beasts had.
Why did it think that the humans would not attack it? Why did it think that the humans would just kill it?
Lou Xiaoyi could not figure out its intentions no matter how hard he thought about it. Perhaps, it was deliberately dragging him out to wait for its companions to arrive? That was the most likely possibility!
In the cultivation world, strength was respected. This was the principle. Any action that did not follow this principle could bring about a disaster to oneself! Because life and death were too common among cultivation creatures, there was no legal system to restrict them.
As long as it was not another beast tide, Lou Xiaoyi did not care. The combat power of the Void Beasts was not worth mentioning in his eyes. Their more crude and direct instinctive divine abilities did not mean much to a Swordsman like him. What he was really afraid of was the endless control methods of human monks and magical cultivators.
Of course, he would not always stay in the meteorite and wait for prey. He would often come out for a stroll. At the same time, with the waymark as the center, he would set up his own warning line in the three-dimensional space within a certain range.
He was a battle-hungry person. This was his nature! From when he first started on the path of Dao, he only wanted to be a rice worm. Now, he had completely let go of his instincts. He had been in Changshuo for decades, but in reality, he had not had a real battle. This made his hands itch.
He did not care about Yuanying Void Beasts. Monarchs were good opponents. As long as it was not a beast tide, he could still deal with a few Monarch Void Beasts.
However, the prerequisite was that he had to take the initiative to discover them, take the initiative to attack, and control the rhythm! This required him to have complete control over the airspace around the waymark, which was not easy.
Setting up a security perimeter in the universe was different from setting it up in the domain. It was a three-dimensional layer with no blind spots. Spell cultivators were the best at this. The Sword Vein did not have many methods to set up a security perimeter like this. The best method was to release a group of flying swords and use them to strengthen one's senses at the maximum distance of one's consciousness.
It was not difficult for him to release dozens of sword lights to form a sphere of perception around him since he was already capable of splitting hundreds of thousands of sword lights. There was no need to talk about consumption at all.
Apart from that, he had also used the three-point hyacinth to carve out several different dimensional linear spaces in several important directions. This was his specific application of the Great Path of Space. Due to his weak spatial ability, he could not maintain a stable dimensional space and put himself in it. Hence, he could only create some linear unstable spaces. This was not for show, but a strategy.
In the universe, such linear unstable spaces could be seen everywhere. They had no effect on the cultivators who passed through them. Cultivators were already used to it. However, if a cultivator set it up consciously, it would provide a long-distance warning to the person who set it up.
Although he was belligerent and cautious, there was nothing to be embarrassed about.
There was another advantage to doing this. He could familiarize himself with the application of the Great Path of Space anytime and anywhere. Practice makes perfect. This was the truth for cultivators. There were no skills, Great Path, spells, or methods that could be converted into combat power through comprehension alone. Comprehension was comprehension. Familiarity was familiarity. After comprehension, repeated familiarity was the correct way to improve oneself.
He did this to prepare time for himself to react. Secondly, he wanted to see Monster Fatty's reaction … Unfortunately, Monster Fatty did not react at all. It just leisurely circled around the waymark. To Void Beasts, this was not flying. In fact, it was a kind of rest. They could stay in this state forever, like a Wild Boar sleeping in its nest.
Its mentality was very relaxed? What a unique Void Beast!
Fatty was like a ghost, floating in the darkness of the void! Competing with him in patience? It had been floating in this kind of environment for tens of thousands of years! This little guy was still very young!
It had thought of many ways to get close to this little guy. In the end, it decided not to appear in the state of a Half Immortal. This was because it would cause a lot of unnecessary separation and it would not be able to get close. How would a little Yuanying understand the initiative of a Half Immortal? One who was solicitous for no reason was hiding evil intentions. This was the inevitable mentality.
Only when they were both in the realm of Yuanying would they appear to be incompetent, brainless, and shameless … It was very clear that its thigh did not dislike this kind of character that was full of problems. What its thigh really hated were those who pretended to be virtuous and virtuous.
It could also use this to verify whether this Swordsman was the one in its heart. Everything else could be changed, but the things in the depths of its soul would not change! For example, it knew that although its thigh was full of blood debts, he would never kill indiscriminately!
Just like the strength and behavior it was displaying now, most human cultivators would not care about it. Chasing it away was a light punishment. Killing it was also very normal. What was a Void Beast? It was not even worth mentioning karma!
But its thigh would not be killed! Its thigh's temper was that it would rather kill those with deep karma, endless troubles, extremely evil, and high status than kill these insignificant little ants!
At that time, it was because of this reason that it clung to its thigh! Now, it seemed that it was within its expectations! This little guy had a lot of thoughts and was very cunning. However, it did not have the intention to kill it. This was a little reliable!
At its realm, it understood all kinds of taboos, rules, and mysterious influences more thoroughly than others. It knew what could be done and did not need to be timid. Similarly, it also knew what could not be done and must not be touched. As for its thigh, it also had a set of effective methods to get in touch with it. It was not like the Wild Boar who did not dare to do anything and was afraid of being punished by the Heavenly Dao. It was even more afraid that it would affect the rise of its thigh.
To Fat Di, everything was just a clue. It could not confirm anything. Whether it was its thigh or not, or whether it was related to its thigh, it still needed a long time to prove it!
The secrets of cultivation, especially those related to the Immortal Court, were not things that a small Half Immortal like it could touch. In front of those old fellows in the Immortal World, it was just an insensible baby. Babies had to do what babies did. If it had to speak the human language when it was born, it would be burned to death as a demon.
This was the reason why it could survive, but its companion who was also a Half Immortal did not! It had to live, even if it meant losing its face! Only by living could it be qualified to enjoy the possible miracles!
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