On the other side, Su He lay down on the Kasaya, following the monk as he flew at a rapid pace.
No one tracked them, and the monk's speed grew increasingly strange—each step was tens of thousands of miles.
Though not breaking through space, it was no different from traversing it.
The monk's body still carried traces of Heavenly Tribulation, which hadn't fully dissipated. He must have ascended to immortality only recently, within the past century, yet his methods were numerous.
Su He thought as much and was suddenly taken aback. This was an Immortal! Every single Immortal diligently ascends step by step, from nothing, accumulating vast and endless knowledge, mastering countless skills.
Why did he have the illusion that Immortals were like children, mere juniors?
Su He shook his head vehemently, casting aside the dreadful thought. Such notions could get one killed!
After several twists and turns, the monk arrived outside a teleportation array after half a day.
