The comet remained silent, only relentlessly unleashing heavenly tribulations.

Chapter 135 Water Kirin

The human realm.

Above the starry sky, countless stars emit light, their brightness fluctuating.

At that moment, a shooting star suddenly streaked across the sea of ​​stars, trailing a long tail of flame, cutting the sky full of stars in two.

Atop the vast, desolate mountain.

Song Yi sat cross-legged on the star-gazing platform, starlight falling from above his head, and divine radiance flowing around his body.

He stretched out his hands, gazing up at the streak of light that suddenly tore through the sky.

As the meteor streaked across the sky, a point of dark light broke free from its trajectory, traversing billions of miles of void, and flying towards the Cangmang Mountains.

A moment later, a speck of black light fell into Song Yi's palm.

When the light faded, what was revealed was a black feather about three feet long.

Its feathers were entirely black, as if they could devour all light, with faint gray-black flames burning at the edges.

Dark red bloodstains still remained at the base of the feather, and even after countless ages, the bloodstains still exuded a terrifying aura of calamity.

It was a feather left behind by an ancient calamity star.

Song Yi himself was comprehending the "Primordial Calamity Scripture" on the Broom Star, and since he didn't need this black feather, he gave it to his avatar in the lower realm.

The main body and the clone can be shared in real time.

Previously, Song Yi always chose to forge magical artifact runes based on his comprehension, and with the blessing of the tea leaves from the Innate Enlightenment Tree, his mind was clear and his inspiration frequently appeared.

With this two-pronged approach, his understanding of the Great Dao of Calamity has progressed rapidly and yielded fruitful results over the past sixty years.

Of course, this sixty-year period refers to the time within the Innate Zhou Guang Grand Array.

"This is a good opportunity to test the power of the Path of Calamity." A glint flashed in Song Yi's eyes, and he transformed into a divine rainbow, flying westward.

Before long, a long, rolling river appeared before them, dozens of miles wide, with turbid waves surging into the sky and flowing endlessly.

Many huge shadows appeared and disappeared in the water, clearly indicating that many water monsters were hiding there.

It is the Huai River.

Song Yi entered the water and continued forward. Along the way, he encountered many dragons and the like, which were huge and had ferocious scales and claws, but none of them noticed his presence.

As a righteous god of the Zhou Tian, ​​Song Yi's state was different from that of ordinary immortals.

Ordinary cultivators possess a primordial spirit, but he only has a bit of true spirit residing in a divine position.

Many methods specifically designed to detect the aura of the primordial spirit are completely ineffective against him.

Therefore, hiding oneself is actually a more cunning approach.

Hundreds of miles later.

A magnificent water palace appeared deep in the riverbed.

The entire palace was built against the mountain, cast from ancient black iron and deep-sea coral, exuding a demonic aura and a murderous aura.

Outside the palace gates, a large number of shrimp soldiers and crab generals patrolled back and forth, armed with weapons.

There were even several water demons at the True Immortal level in charge of guarding the area.

Clearly, this is the lair of that ancient Golden Immortal demon.

Song Yi stopped in the shadows and took out a jade seal from his bosom.

The jade seal is smooth and lustrous, with a golden dragon coiled around it. The dragon's head is raised, and its scales and claws are clearly defined, as if it might come to life at any moment.

It was Ao Ying's Dragon Lord Seal.

Ao Ying is the Great Luo Spiritual Source Vast Salvation Dragon Lord, ordered by the Heavenly Court to guard the Heavenly River of the Thirty-Three Heavens and command the other thirty-five dragons.

The king wields immense power.

Previously, Song Yi had taken her in as his disciple and passed on the "Ten Thousand Treasures Refining Technique". This time, in order to deal with this ancient Golden Immortal demon in the Huai River, he specially lent her Dragon Lord Seal.

Song Yi chanted the incantation, his magical power flowing, and he instantly merged with the Dragon Lord Seal, transforming into an invisible and intangible stream of water that silently slid into the water palace through the crack in the door.

The water palace is filled with crisscrossing corridors and numerous palaces, and patrolled by aquatic guards, but no one can detect the trace of this mysterious water flow.

After passing through corridors and halls, Song Yi soon arrived at the outside of a secret room deep within the Water Palace.

The stone door to the secret chamber was tightly shut, and a dense, dark, demonic aura emanated from the cracks in the door.

He seeped in like flowing water and found the ancient golden immortal demon in seclusion, cultivating.

It had the head of a beast and the body of a human, with horns on its head, a ferocious and terrifying face, and its body was covered with bluish-black scales. Its demonic power surged and rippled like the tide, and the pressure it exuded was chilling.

"It's actually a water unicorn!"

Song Yi was slightly shocked, not expecting that the bloodline of this ancient demon was so powerful.

Although it is only a hybrid and not a pure innate divine beast, it is still a descendant of the three innate races, and therefore no small matter.

A trace of Qilin true blood flows within its body, making its potential and combat power far surpass those of other demon cultivators of the same level.

A hazy light flashed in Song Yi's eyes as he used the Qi Observation Technique from the "Primordial Calamity Scripture".

The world in their field of vision suddenly changed; various colors of fortune appeared above the water unicorn's head, like smoke and mist, tangling and churning.

Most of them are gray, brown, or black, representing karmic obstacles, karma, and entangled causes and effects, layered upon each other, as heavy as a mountain, indicating that this water unicorn has cultivated for many years and has committed many killings.

However, a few strands of gold were still mixed in, small yet radiant, representing the fortune it carried.

Beings who can cultivate to the level of the Immortal Golden Immortal, whether human or demon, often possess extraordinary luck; otherwise, they would have long since perished in the long journey of cultivation.

Song Yi composed himself and began to carefully investigate the cause and effect of the water unicorn.

The law of cause and effect is extremely complex and intricate. Even the Heavenly Dao itself, after countless eons of entanglement of cause and effect among countless sentient beings, could not completely untangle the cause and effect of sentient beings. In the end, it could only launch a great calamity to directly sever the excessive entanglement of cause and effect and reset the order of heaven and earth.

Song Yi's eyesight pierced through layers of causal fog, and he saw that the Water Qilin's causal lines were a tangled mess. Countless fine threads extended from its body, crisscrossing and densely packed, like a messy ball of yarn. Many of the causal lines were already dark and broken, making them even more entangled.

Given Song Yi's current level of cultivation and understanding, it is absolutely impossible for him to fully unravel these causes and effects.

However, what he needed to do was not to sort them out one by one, but to find some special causal lines.

Before long, Song Yi saw several thick, long lines of cause and effect within them, emitting red or black light, extending continuously, their destination unknown.

These are the enemies of the Water Kirin, and their strength is mostly comparable to its own.

One of them was the thickest, with a deep and vast aura, and should be connected to a being at the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm.

However, the causal thread was elusive, appearing and disappearing as if obscured by some powerful force, and Song Yi was unable to ascertain its specific nature.

In the end, Song Yi chose the second, thicker causal line. This line was more conspicuous than those Golden Immortal enemies, but not as elusive as the one of the Taiyi Golden Immortals.

He used the method of tracing the source from the "Primordial Calamity Scripture," combined with the two supernatural powers of seeing through walls, and poured his magical power into his eyes, following the line of cause and effect.

Before long, a blurry image appeared before my eyes.

The yellow waves surged and raged, stretching as far as the eye could see, their powerful force carrying silt and sand as they rushed downstream.

It was a striking view of the Yellow River.