Chapter 965: Taiji Immeasurable Divine Treasury Array, Eternal Boundary Sea

Mu Shenyin was startled.

Lin Xia could actually see through her current condition?

She wanted to ask more, but saw that Lin Xia had already turned around.

He was holding a mysterious yellow pill furnace in his hand, seemingly preparing something.

Mu Shenyin did not disturb Lin Xia, nor was she in a hurry to repair her injuries.

She stood up and looked at the gray, hazy world in the distance.

Her beautiful eyes held a hint of confusion.

Honghuang?

She had actually come to Honghuang?

A world that only existed in legends.

Clearly separated by endless space-time, without the slightest causal entanglement,

yet she had come here.

During the days she was sealed, what exactly happened? Endless doubts swirled in her mind, but there were no answers.

Her spiritual sense spread out once again.

She investigated the outer space-time, but could not detect the boundary of the world at all.

This was a Hongmeng world, and the space was extremely stable.

Chaos gale whistled incessantly, Chaos Divine Thunder raged, and violent elemental forces intertwined.

The scene of heaven and earth turning upside down was heart-trembling.

Even Quasi-Saint level powerhouses would be torn to pieces in such a harsh environment.

The various scenes she investigated seemed to take her back to the beginning of the world.

If this was just the internal space of a magic treasure, then it was too terrifying.

Finally, her gaze fell on Lin Xia.

This young man was so mysterious.

It was as if he were shrouded in a fog, making it difficult to see through.

Clearly, there were no law fluctuations around his body.

He seemed to have no cultivation.

But every move he made was so harmonious and natural, in line with the rhythm of the Great Dao.

Being with him gave her a feeling of being bathed in a spring breeze.

As a being blessed with Great Dao luck, she had been above all living beings since birth, eternal and immortal, coexisting with time.

Throughout the eternal ages.

She had seen too many supreme prodigies and top-tier geniuses.

They were transcendent, brilliant, looked up to by countless living beings, crowned with supreme glory, and shrouded in countless halos.

But compared to the young man before her, they seemed like dust, not worth mentioning. ### CHAPTER 967