Chapter 389: My Eight Eggs Have Finally Gained Enough Energy

On the large token was written a single character: "Feng."

This "Feng" was the "Feng" of Feng Baiyu.

Fang Yu did not manifest his form, yet left behind a token bearing the character "Feng."

Yan Ruyu's strength was not formidable in his eyes; though the method of planting a golden lotus in the Sea of Bitterness had some mysterious aspects, it still could not match him—he valued not Yan Ruyu herself, but the Emperor Weapon she held.

To seize the Emperor Weapon would be useless, but if this chance could be leveraged later to awaken its power, it would not be a bad thing.

In case it might be needed someday.

This was also why Fang Yu left his name when doing good deeds.

"Feng."

At that moment, Princess Yan Ruyu noticed the token in her hand—a large "Feng" character inscribed upon it, its strokes like a coiling dragon, leaping and soaring, as if containing countless truths within a single character.

"Was I saved by a senior of the Feng family? Who are the great ones of the Feng family in the Eastern Wastelands?"

Seeing the "Feng" character, Yan Ruyu immediately deduced that the one who had saved her must be a powerful member of the Feng family; yet in the Eastern Wastelands, there were few powerful Feng clans—only in other regions did the Feng family possess great lineages.

"Princess, this elder is truly a master—he saved us without even asking for thanks, embodying the highest virtue. Had he not intervened, we would have suffered heavy casualties. Sadly, Aunt Jing died on the battlefield, never living to see the elder's arrival."

A young woman spoke softly, her face filled with sorrow and fury, her hatred for the Ji family etched deep into her soul.

Simply because the Ji family's Divine Body sought trial, several of us were killed; had the Feng family's elder not intervened, our casualties would have been even heavier.

"Princess, we must not linger here. Since the Ji family dared attack you, we must retaliate—we shall seek refuge with Kong Quewang and ask him to avenge us."

Another woman spoke, her expression bleak.

"Go!"

Yan Ruyu spoke, and the remaining demonic cultivators dashed off together, leaving the place.

At that moment, Fang Yu also headed toward the Fire Domain.

In the void, he pondered the Ji family's Great Void Technique—its name followed the same pattern as the Three Thousand Great Dao names of the Eternal Life Realm: Great Void, Great Five Elements, Great Yin-Yang, Great Catastrophe, Great Origin, Great Stars, Great Cutting, Great Killing, and so on.

Especially this Great Void Technique bore resemblance to one of the Great Dao in the Eternal Life Realm—the Great Teleportation Dao.

Three Thousand Great Dao: Great Teleportation.

If perfected, as the cultivator's realm rises, a single step spans several star systems; traveling to the Central Continent becomes a single step—no need to "journey far to the Central Continent."

Of course, the Great Void Technique and the Great Teleportation are not identical; this lineage also contains many lethal techniques, such as the Void Palm Seal and the Void Great Barrier, whereas the Great Teleportation is pure, absolute displacement.

"Nine Heavens Void, Void is I."

Fang Yu stood in the void, suddenly moved—his body vanished, completely merging with the void.

He was clearly there, yet his form blended with the void—present yet absent—a truly exquisite sensation.

Especially the feeling of merging with the void stirred excitement in Fang Yu.

In this state, he even felt as if he had risen beyond the Five Elements.

If someone launched an attack upon the space where Fang Yu stood, those attacks would almost never strike his body—though if the assault was powerful enough to disrupt the void and shake space, all bets were off.

Great Void Technique, First Layer achieved.

The first step is merging with the void, greatly enhancing a cultivator's survivability and proving highly useful for assassinations.

Imagine hiding within the void, lying in wait, then striking suddenly—perfect for one-shot kills.

And if pursued with no escape, activating the Great Void Technique to vanish into the void, though it drains spiritual power, might buy enough time for a turn of fortune—such as reinforcements from family elders—greatly increasing survival odds.

Among Ji family cultivators, achieving this first layer of the Great Void Technique takes at least ten to twenty years—even among their most outstanding disciples. Some never master it in their lifetimes, unable to reach higher realms.

Yet now, Fang Yu had reached the first layer of the Great Void Technique in less than half a stick of incense—demonstrating the power of the Eternal Law.

Who was he? He had cultivated the Pan Wu Great Strength Divine Art and awakened Four Great Brains—what divine art could possibly be difficult for him?

For Fang Yu, there was virtually no Dao technique he could not comprehend; the so-called barriers to enlightenment, the inability to grasp the Dao—these simply did not exist.

Ancient scriptures, Emperor scriptures—all of them, he understood upon seeing them.

Except the Lesser Destiny Art.

"Great Void Technique, Second Form: Void Teleportation."

Fang Yu quickly began cultivating the second level of the Great Void Technique—if the Ji family disciples knew, they would be so ashamed they'd bash their heads against the wall.

How could there exist a cultivator who grasped the second level of the Great Void Technique in less than a stick of incense?

It was utterly inconceivable.

Yet now, Fang Yu began activating the profound method of the Great Void Technique.

His body was contained within the void, perceiving a different world within it; when he resolved to take a step forward, he felt his magic power drain rapidly.

The second layer of the Great Void Technique consumed far more magic power and spiritual energy than merely hiding within the void.

This was entirely normal.

Like standing in mud versus walking through mud—the energy expended is entirely different.

The magic power cost of the first and second layers of the Great Void Technique was also entirely different.

But when Fang Yu truly took that single step within the void, he appeared three hundred li away.

Indeed, three hundred li away.

Fang Yu's spiritual sense probed outward—the Great Five Elements Technique made every mountain, river, plant, and thing of the Five Elements his eyes and ears; he could precisely calculate that his current position was three hundred li from his previous one.

It could rightly be called Great Teleportation.

"Not enough."

Fang Yu sensed his magic power consumption—he had used some, but his Four Great Brains stored ample magic power; the amount expended meant nothing.