Chapter 417: Re-entering the Other Space

Chapter 417: Re-entering the Other Space

Lin Nuo firmly denied the existence of the Sea God in front of everyone once again.

His tone was heavy, yet there were still stubborn villagers clinging to their beliefs:

“Young man, please don’t speak such words. It’s because we don’t believe in the Sea God that he gets angry. The temple has been destroyed—we are all guilty and should kneel in repentance devoutly…”

“Still believing in the Sea God? How foolish.”

Lin Nuo pointed towards the ocean and said:

“That is a disaster, a real ocean catastrophe that will swallow you all. This place is doomed. Yet, someone is taking on the role of your protector, while you worship a nonexistent Sea God.”

“Nuo’er, what do you mean? If there is any hardship, you should explain it to everyone. I’m sure they’ll understand,” Xia Hanmo interjected.

“No need to understand.”

Lin Nuo coldly replied, then stepped towards the ocean:

“Humanity is where destiny can be changed.”

“Nuo’er, where are you going?”

Seeing Lin Nuo about to leave, Xia Hanmo anxiously shouted.

“Wait here. Junior Martial Sister, keep an eye on them with Luo Yi.”

As soon as Lin Nuo finished speaking, he ran off.

“This child, what’s wrong now?”

Xia Hanmo was worried, feeling a significant gap existed between her and Lin Nuo, unable to make sense of what he was thinking.

He often left without saying a word, which was quite worrisome.

Not only Xia Hanmo, but even Ruo’er couldn’t understand Lin Nuo’s thoughts, despite having served him for a long time. There was still a gap between them.

The young master had a unique mindset and wisdom; she didn’t understand it, but believed it had to be right.

Ruo’er had just regained consciousness, having restored some spiritual power through Lin Nuo’s recovery pill and healed herself using her own celestial energy.

“Madam, is that you?”

Ruo’er awoke and saw Xia Hanmo, speaking in a soft voice.

“Ruo’er is awake! That’s great! How do you feel? Does anything hurt? Are you hungry?”

“Madam, I’m… fine.”

Ruo’er bent forward, gently shaking her head, realizing she was surrounded by villagers, along with Su Kexin and Luo Yi nearby.

“Madam, where’s the young master?”

“Sigh, this child just runs off to the beach after saying something without clarifying. He told me to wait here, but who knows when he’ll be back.”

“Oh… I remember being attacked earlier, but after that, I have no memory. Did the young master save me?” Ruo’er asked.

“It was Senior Martial Brother who saved you.”

Su Kexin chimed in, her enthusiasm rising when mentioning Lin Nuo’s achievements.

“We were both in dire straits, nearly losing our lives, but in the end, Senior Martial Brother arrived just in time and took action, allowing us to turn the tide.”

“Mm, as expected of the young master. How shameful! Even after stepping onto the immortal path, I feel like a burden to him.”

Ruo’er sighed. The little loli had her own sadness, wishing to become a great assistant to the young master, yet relying on him during critical moments.

The immortal path is long and arduous, indeed.

Lin Nuo used Wind Technique and transformed into a man of wind, headed to the beach, searching for the sea entrance that could lead to the other space.

He thought about how everything here had been fine in his past life, what process was followed? Was it the explosive Su Kexin who saved the world?

He didn’t know, but this time he chose to try saving this place.

So he was going against the villain’s ideology, running off to save the world. If other villains found out, they would definitely mock him. What a joke.

But on the contrary, if he didn’t try to save this place, someone else would, like the protagonist Su Kexin.

And there was a girl named Luo Yi, daughter of Great威天龙, who hadn’t existed in his past life. Her appearance now could very well be due to him changing history.

By a stroke of luck, he saved Luo Yi, altering her fate. Perhaps she too would embark on a heroic path of saving lives.

She might save this place, and level up too—it could become even harder to deal with later on.

However, more than that, he wanted to protect this place. There wasn’t much he wished to protect, and this was one of the few.

Now, dark clouds filled the sky, waves roiled, and standing at the sea entrance, Lin Nuo had to use Wind Technique to soar, preventing himself from being swept away by a wave.

Seeing the conditions on the surface, it was clear something serious was happening at sea.

He needed to enter the other space and find his dragon clan friend to figure out what went wrong. If he couldn’t resolve it, he would at least ask if it was too late to escape.

The key item to enter the other space at the seaside was the Heart of Water Spirit, which Lin Nuo pulled out now.

It no longer emitted the bright blue light it once did; it was extremely dim, almost as if it had lost its vitality, let alone opening a new world door.

It was a bit embarrassing, coming here to enter the other space instead of just enjoying the sea breeze.

The waves were surging and began washing upon the land. Lin Nuo saw the sea entrance get submerged and quickly flew up into the air.

He purposely looked down from above, and witnessed that the previously arranged island was now submerged, unable to present the pattern it once had formed.

The island was submerged, and so was the sea entrance—he couldn’t enter the other space.

However, he soon noticed that the submerged entrance was emitting weak spiritual light. Lin Nuo quickly descended, and the Heart of Water Spirit started to glow as well, becoming increasingly brilliant.

As he approached, he realized it resembled a bubble, radiating spiritual light.

Now he had three options: pop it, merge with it, or ignore it.

Honestly, he preferred to pop it, but realistically, doing so would likely cause him to merge with it.

Then the Heart of Water Spirit began to glow, and Lin Nuo followed the bubble’s dazzling light.

Before him was a white void, and he arrived in the other space.

He landed directly at the Spirit Platform, where the entrance caused quite a sensation.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

Various explosions shook the heavens, as if the world was about to collapse, with thick black smoke swirling around.

Wondering if this wasn’t just an illusion hidden underwater, what was the black smoke doing here?

Was it set up for a thematic battlefield? A realistic underwater battlefield?

Boom!

A strong force stirred ahead—powerful spiritual energy surged, with colorful lights filling the sky, thousands of fierce fish intertwined, resembling a fierce battlefield, like soldiers in combat.

Lin Nuo pressed forward through the thick smoke, and spotted the dragon mage Fu, engaging in a fierce battle with an arriving dragonman.

As for the brother Yu Long from the village, he was still holding on at the magic array’s stronghold, but both sides were in a fierce clash, and the array was progressively being destroyed, barely able to hold.

Now, three dragonmen had appeared, each possessing remarkable skills; two pressured Fu while one broke the array, their roles clearly defined. Things were looking grim.

Lin Nuo rushed over, and the dragonman breaking the array spotted him, roaring:

“Who are you?”

“Your dad.”

Lin Nuo gripped the Heart of Water Spirit and charged in for the attack.