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As the spell was recited, the originally unremarkable pattern emitted a fiery red light.
The area within the circle was enveloped in intense heat, and before long, everything turned into water.
The spell did not last long; it merely transformed the entire area into a smooth surface of water. Ye Mingshang then retracted the spell.
Without the support of the spell, the high temperature dissipated quickly, and soon the water was frozen into ice by the sub-zero temperatures.
An ice surface with a diameter of over ten meters took shape.
"Although it's not a mirror, it will do. Didn't ancient people use water surfaces to check their reflections when they didn't have mirrors?"
Scratching his head, Ye Mingshang held onto hope.
Seeing that it was about ready, Ye Mingshang cautiously extended one foot into it.
Sure enough, his foot felt as if it had stepped into water, with no sense of resistance at all.
"It worked!"
Heartache was overjoyed and didn't even think about what was inside; he dove right in.
Jumping onto the ice surface, it was just like being in water below—everything around was dim, with only a white light point visible in the distance.
"That place must be the entrance."
Thinking this, Ye Mingshang stepped forward with his left foot and shot out like a cannonball, propelling himself several dozen meters away.
Then he switched to his right foot.
Boom!
"At this speed, I should arrive soon."
It turned out he was wrong; that light spot seemed close, but it was actually far away.
He had been pushing for a long time, yet he still couldn't reach it. Although he didn't know the exact time, he must have traveled several dozen miles by now.
This had to be another dimension. If he had traveled several dozen miles in this mountain, he would have flown out by now. Moreover, it was all snow and rocks inside; there couldn't possibly be this much water, like an ocean.
"Let's try again and see how far it really is."
Fortunately, he had plenty of stamina and could use magic to maintain the necessary oxygen; otherwise, he would have exhausted himself long ago.
...
He didn't know how much time had passed—maybe a few minutes, maybe a few hours.
Just when Ye Mingshang was starting to feel a bit irritated, that light spot suddenly grew larger.
Rather than a light spot, it looked more like a bubble.
This bubble wasn't very big, only about five or six meters in diameter, but for his body, it wasn't small either.
However, it was indeed strange that he could see it from so far away; perhaps it had something to do with space.
Inside the bubble, there were some images, but they were not very clear, shrouded in mist, all White Mist.
"Is this it? Cloud Mist Wonderland, it should be filled with clouds and fog."
After thinking for a moment, Ye Mingshang reached out a hand and then stepped fully inside.
When he opened his eyes again, everything was a vast expanse of white, all White Mist.
Feeling puzzled, he continued to walk forward.
After walking for a few minutes, the mist gradually thinned, and light began to appear.
"This, this is!"
Stepping out of the fog, it was as if he had entered a fairyland.
Strange Mountain Monster stones surrounded him, with mist swirling around, creating a picturesque scene.
The air was fresh, the sunlight bright, and occasionally he saw residents in white clothing leaping across the mountains.
Their movements were exceptionally light; often they could jump dozens of meters in a single bound, almost like flying.
It was truly a paradise!
"Indeed, these must be the people of Celestial Abode, only they could possess such abilities."
Filled with joy, Ye Mingshang stepped forward.
He did not rashly greet anyone and planned to look around first.
He walked to a valley where the scenery was exceptionally beautiful.
Ancient trees stood tall, and the sounds of birds and the fragrance of flowers were enchanting, even more beautiful than the scenery of the Celestial Abode.
Boom!
Hearing a strange sound in the distance, curiosity drove Ye Mingshang to walk over.
The distance was not far, and he arrived at the location in no time.
Before him, a wild boar three meters long was fighting with a human.
The human, dressed in white, moved gracefully like an immortal, but was actually a child about seven or eight years old.
Although he was a Child, he was quite extraordinary; his body was nimble. He was entangled with the massive wild boar and seemed to be gaining the upper hand.
The wild boar was large but clumsy, barely able to touch the hem of the Child's clothes. Meanwhile, the Child, though small, often jumped around and even managed to stand on the wild boar's back, occasionally delivering a slap that made the boar howl in pain.
Before long, this three-meter-long wild boar was defeated by the Child, though he himself was quite exhausted since he was still too young.
Seeing his hunting success, the Child smiled happily.
"Roar!!!"
In the next moment, a terrifying roar echoed, shaking the trees and causing leaves to fall all around.
Child swallowed hard, as if he had thought of something.
"Ha ha! What a coincidence..." he chuckled awkwardly and turned around.
In the dim jungle, a pair of crimson eyes stood out prominently.
Thud! Thud!
Accompanied by heavy footsteps, a massive figure gradually emerged.
It was a gigantic wild boar, resembling the one from earlier but much larger, easily over ten meters long—truly a monster.
The large wild boar immediately spotted Wild Boar lying on the ground and glared angrily at Child.
Feeling a pang of fear, Child quickly waved his hands, "Don't get me wrong! I can explain, really!"
"Roar!"
The wild boar was not interested in hearing his explanation. It let out an angry roar that sent Child's long hair flying.
"This is bad!"
With a shout, Child turned and ran.
He was fast; even an Olympic Champion would have to concede. But the wild boar was even faster. Although it wasn't particularly agile, its massive size meant that each stride covered ten to twenty meters.
At this rate, it was only a matter of time before Child was caught.
"Disaster! This is bad!"
Child glanced back in terror at the wild boar behind him, noticing it was getting closer and closer, causing him to quicken his pace.
After a moment of standoff, he stumbled over a protruding tree root and fell.
It was quite a hard fall, and after struggling to get back up, he wanted to escape. However, the wild boar had already reached him, its enormous face filling his vision.
"Um... could you let me go this once? Haha!" Child chuckled awkwardly.
"Roar!!!"
At such close range, the roar made his skin crawl.
The wild boar was too close; he couldn't run away or hide. Its massive size meant that even a slight bump would be unavoidable.
There was nowhere to hide, no way to evade.
Just as the wild boar's huge Big Mouth was about to swallow Child, a pitch-black spear suddenly appeared and pierced through the boar's temple without any obstruction.
It continued through several large trees before finally embedding itself in a big rock.
(To be continued.)
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