Even a Half-God would find it extremely difficult to search for a particular person in the Endless Fog.3

Not unless they could imbue their divine perception on the abyssal dust like Yun Che.0

After arriving at the location where Meng Jianzhou had “encountered” Hua Caili several days ago, Yun Che imbued his divine perception on the abyssal dust and slowly spread it out in ripples.0

With the abyssal dust to cover for him, most people would be hard pressed to notice Yun Che’s method. However, the one protecting Hua Caili was the Sword Fairy, Hua Qingying. She was the greatest peak Divine Limit Realm profound practitioner of them all, and he had never encountered someone like that and so didn’t understand her limits. He would rather be unnecessarily cautious than sorry.1

As a protector, the only way one might supervise their charge and keep watch of their surroundings at all times was to stay in the sky. That was why Yun Che only imbued his divine perception into abyssal dust that was floating no higher than three meters above the ground. The speed at which he spread it out was incredibly slow as well.0

One day…0

Two days…0

Three days…0

On the fiftieth day, a single speck of abyssal dust finally made contact with the aura that he had only encountered once, but was engraved to his soul.1

A terrible gleam flickered as Yun Che slowly opened his eyes.7

In that moment, he looked like a devil who awakened from his slumber because he had finally found his prey.8

……0

Shred!0

A piercing sword light streaked across the foggy world like rainbows before exploding like stars. It left dozens of sword marks in the space in front of it and shredded the four abyssal beasts pouncing out of the darkness into a hundred pieces.0

A pure white sword flew back to the girl who had unleashed the attack. It looked perfectly unhurt and unblemished.0

“Forty three swords…”...0