Star Odyssey

mirror was exactly what Bo Senior had passed over to him before.

The black sickle firmly struck the mirror, but a strange scene occurred soon after.
From the mirror sprang forth another sickle, an exact copy of the first, and it sliced towards the Specter Clan member.
For the first time, the pale figure showed shock, and he immediately retreated.

Feng Mo changed the direction of his sickle attack, causing it to slice towards the surrounding flow of black gas.
The barrier was cut apart, and another gap appeared.
Feng Mo jumped through it without turning back.

The Specter Clan member did not give chase because there was a planet up ahead.
In the Starfall Sea, any planet would house an old freak whose power level was in the hundreds of thousands, and this pale figure also could not handle any sunlight.

Feng Mo let out a great sigh of relief when he saw the planet ahead of him, and he looked fervently at the mirror in his hand.
Bo Senior, that idiot, had not understood how powerful this mirror was.
Of course, Feng Mo himself did not either, but he understood a bit of the mirror’s history.
How could something that had fallen from that place possibly be simple? He had gambled when he had used this mirror to block that sickle attack, but it had actually paid off, which had given him a second chance at life.

Without the mirror, that sickle would have bisected him just like it had with Bo Senior.
Even if Feng Mo had a power level of 150,000, he could not withstand such an attack from a Specter Clan member.

With the mirror in his hand, Feng Mo was incomparably excited since this item meant that his strength was no longer as simple as his power level of 150,000.
He had helped the Bo Duo to chase Lu Yin’s group precisely for this mirror.
Now that he had it, and since the Bo Duo was also dead, he no longer planned to entangle himself with Lu Yin and the others any further.

He had not forgotten about the youths’ powerful backgrounds, especially Lu Yin, who was the Sea King’s future son-in-law.
Feng Mo felt that his life still had more to give.
He had no time to bother with the youths, so they would just have to consider themselves lucky on this matter.

But why had that Specter Clan member attacked them? This incident made Feng Mo very puzzled and uneasy, as he was afraid that he would run into another Specter Clan expert in the future.
There was bound to be an upper limit to the mirror’s reflective strength, and once he ran into a Specter Clan expert whose attack surpassed what the mirror could withstand, he would certainly be finished.

This wouldn’t do.
He would have to go into hiding for a period of time.

Lu Yin did not know that the Bo Duo had already died and that the mission he had given to the Faceless Man had already achieved some results, but the Faceless Man was fated to not be able to report back to Lu Yin.

Beneath the waterfall, Lu Yin was stuck in a difficult position.
The Sea King wanted him to break through to the Explorer realm before he could leave, but Lu Yin knew that he wasn’t anywhere close to breaking through.
Even with his five-stage formcast model, it was useless unless he was both confident and had that unique breakthrough feeling.
Additionally, the cost of failing was very severe.

Lu Yin did not know when he would break through, so did that mean that he would be trapped here indefinitely?

Also, he still had not forgotten about what had happened when he broke through to the Melder realm.
Even though the incident was a bit hazy due to him fainting from the anguish, he still had some impressions of the event.
His breakthrough had not been as easy as the others’, even though he had also had that feeling of breaking through.
This was the reason why he had gone to the Rain Observatory when he had broken through to the Limiteer realm.

Lu Yin was certain that his breakthroughs needed to be overseen by a nearby powerhouse, especially when he tried to reach the Explorer realm.
The Sea King was strong enough, but the problem was that Lu Yin could not afford to be trapped here for a few years!

The grains of Fatesand that had fused with his left arm and right leg had awakened, and just like Mister Mu had said, they both took the form of a clump of soil.
The three grains of Fatesand could be combined together to form a larger clump.

Lu Yin was speechless when he first saw that sight, but the defensive ability of this soil was simply astounding.
Even if Lu Yin went against Cheng Wu one on one, he could guarantee that he would not be defeated since Cheng Wu would be completely at a loss against his defense.

Of course, it would not be easy for Lu Yin to pry Cheng Wu’s clock open either.

Lu Yin really wanted to test his current strength, and he also wondered how many times his Shockwave Palm had been improved by.
When the grain of Fatesand around his heart had first lifted, unsealing his physical strength, he had been able to unleash a fiftyfold Shockwave Palm.
When all three grains of Fatesand were unsealed, he might be able to hit sixty, seventy, or perhaps even eightyfold.

Unfortunately, he could not conduct such experiments in this place, as such a large disturbance would undoubtedly be noticed by the Sea King ’.
Lu Yin did not naively believe that the Sea King would take him as his son-in-law just from one look.
There were likely other reasons for his current situation, and Lu Yin still did not know if he had benefited or lost out.

As he looked through the items in his cosmic ring, his expression suddenly changed.
He looked up as a beautiful woman tore through the void and appeared gradually before him.

Was it Hai Qiqi again? No, Lu Yin’s gaze shivered, and he looked carefully at the girl in front of him.
Her clothing was similar to the Astral Combat Academy’s Starsibyl’s.
Was she another Starsibyl?

“Are you shocked? Do you know who I am? Ah, that’s right.
You should be familiar with the other people who have the same title as me.” The new Starsibyl slowly walked over as her bright eyes latched onto Lu Yin.

Lu Yin never expected to run into Starsibyl here.
Of course, this woman wasn’t the Astral Combat Academy’s Starsiby.
Instead, she was the universally-famous, space-exploring powerhouse, Starsibyl.
The first time he had heard of Starsibyl’s name, he had still been on Earth.
Zhou Shan had described Bai Xue as a goddess, and Jeraldine had mentioned Starsibyl in response.

That had been the first time Lu Yin had heard this title, and Jeraldine should have been referring to the Starsibly presently standing before him back then.

Of course, after he had left the Great Yu Empire, Lu Yin had realized that Jeraldine had been lying.
Given W her status, it was impossible for her to have met Starsibyl.
It was just the rumors floating around that caused her to worship Starsibyl.
However, for an insignificant being in the remote Frostwave Weave to have heard of her name showed just how widespread the reputation of Starsibyl’s name was throughout the universe.
And now, Lu Yin had finally met her.

“You are wondering why I’ve come looking for you.” Starsibyl’s eyes held a glint of a smile as she looked at Lu Yin.