Myth Beyond Heaven

At this moment, Xu Mei walked up to Yun Lintian and said softly. "Don't listen to them. It's not your fault."

"That's right. You have done everything you could." Su Lei echoed.

"Anything that happens next has nothing to do with you. It's their fate." Zhao Ming said gently.

The three of them could understand the consequences of this incident. After all, they had witnessed many cruel acts committed by evil forces in this place. Without a doubt, these people would plunder and slaughter all the way after leaving this place.

Master Bai returned to the control room and approached Yun Lintian.

"Get up." He said solemnly. "Are you going to give up just because of this small setback?"

Yun Lintian didn't respond. His pale face was blank, devoid of any emotions.

Master Bai frowned deeply. "Brat! People are dying every day. It is a common thing. Do you think you are a saint who can save everyone from the sea of suffering?"

"Speaking of this, this is not the first time it has happened. Have you forgotten what happened to the Azure World back then? Countless people have died at the hands of those beasts, and you were a part of it. Don't you think it was because of your negligence that cost their lives?"

Yun Lintian quivered upon hearing this. It was true, as Master Bai said. The incident back in the Azure World was directly related to him. No one would have had to die if he had become stronger earlier.

However, he knew he could do nothing at that time, and the guilt in his heart was not as intense as this one.

"It isn't different this time. Why did you suddenly feel guilty about it?" Master Bai asked coldly.

"As a man, shouldn't you stand up and take responsibility for it? So what if you failed to lock them up? Can't you defeat them later?"

He took a deep look at Yun Lintian and continued harshly. "Seriously. It has been a while since we last saw each other. Since when did you become a coward? I guess you have been living too comfortably lately, huh?"

Gui Xuan walked up to Yun Lintian and extended his hand to touch his chest. "It's... fine."

Feeling the warmth on his chest, Yun Lintian gradually returned to his senses. The guilt in his heart was still present, but it could no longer overwhelm him.

Yun Lintian took a long breath and gently touched Gui Xuan's head. "Thank you."

Everyone was relieved when they saw this scene.

He turned to look at Master Bai and the others. "Thank you for your concerns. I know what to do now."

"Good." Master Bai nodded in relief.

At this moment, Hei Shou flew into the room, catching everyone off guard.

It quickly wrote a sentence in the air. "I can feel my other part. Can you take me there?"

Yun Lintian frowned slightly. He knew Hei Shou was talking about the Eye of the God of Death. He wasn't sure if meeting the eye would be a good idea.

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"What is this?" Master Bai asked in doubt.

"It's the hand of the Primordial God of Death." Yun Lintian explained.

"The Primordial God of Death?" Master Bai was stunned. He then remembered the heart of the God of Death he had seen previously. It was unexpected to see the other part of him here.

"There is no problem. It won't harm us." Hei Shou explained.

Yun Lintian thought for a moment and said. "Let's go."

As he placed his hand on the altar, the Tower of Fate soared, swiftly heading towards Si Junyi's palace.

"Wouldn't it be risky?" Master Bai was concerned.

"Why did Si Junyi leave it behind?" Yun Lintian asked back.

Master Bai was taken aback. That was right. Why would Si Junyi leave the eye behind?

"He probably wants me to see it." Yun Lintian said calmly.

"I don't understand. His attitude towards you is a bit… strange." Master Bai was puzzled. He felt Si Junyi was too kind when he spoke to Yun Lintian.

"I'll talk about it later." Yun Lintian responded.

Master Bai nodded and pointed to Ouyang Feng. "This is Little Brother Ouyang Feng. He is a good friend I made here."

"Ouyang Feng?" Yun Lintian was slightly surprised as he thought of something. "Are you coming from the Celestial Realm?"

Ouyang Feng was stunned. "How did you know?"

Master Bai also looked at Yun Lintian curiously.

"Let me guess. You are proficient in fire elemental art." Yun Lintian said further.

"Yes." Ouyang Feng nodded in doubt. "What is going on here?"

"Have you ever heard about the Primordial Gods?" Yun Lintian didn't explain immediately.

"I have heard something. There are a few records about them, but they are very vague." Ouyang Feng replied.

"One of the thirteen primordial gods is the Sun God. After the Primordial War, his legacy was lost. Later, a man named Yang Feng obtained his legacy and became his successor. This person originated from the Celestial Realm." Yun Lintian explained briefly.

"I noticed that your name is similar to his and thought you might be related to him."

"Yang Feng?" Ouyang Feng was dumbfounded. "My grandfather once told me about it. Originally, my clan's surname was Yang, and we had to change it to Ouyang to avoid our enemy. Yang Feng is my ancestor. My grandfather named me after him."

"However, I had never heard about the legacy of the Primordial Sun God before. And now that my clan is gone. I don't think I can confirm it."

Yun Lintian fell silent. After learning about the God of Fate's matter, he strongly believed that anyone who crossed paths with him did not appear by coincidence. They were brought over by fate.

When he heard Ouyang Feng's name, he immediately thought of Yang Feng, who was mentioned in the note left behind by Yun Tian. He didn't expect it to be true. There was actually a connection between them.

Master Bai looked at Yun Lintian in doubt. He could feel that Yun Lintian must have obtained crucial information during his absence. Although curious, Master Bai knew it wasn't the right time to ask.

"We will talk about it later." Yun Lintian said.

At this moment, the tower finally arrived above Si Junyi's palace.

Apparently, there was no one here. It was simply an empty palace.

"You have come, the inheritor of the God of Fate."

Suddenly, an aged voice echoed in Yun Lintian's mind...

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