Lu Yin let out a long breath and resumed fishing. Lightstream was still very far from being able to reveal as much of the past as he wanted.0

As he continued fishing, he witnessed more and more scenes. A long time later, Lightstream was now able to let Lu Yin peer nearly 900 seconds into the past. Twice more during this time, Lu Yin saw scenes of someone observing him. Each instance caused his skin to crawl, as it was further proof that someone had been watching him.0

As Lightstream grew stronger and allowed Lu Yin to look further back in time by dozens of seconds, Lu Yin once saw a scene that left him stunned. How could such a thing be possible? He stared intently, wondering if he was seeing an illusion.1

The scene lasted for quite a long time, but the time associated with that scene could not be devoured by Lightstream. It was a moment in the past that had been accidentally pulled out from the River of Aeons, not time that resisted the flow of ages.1

Lu Yin sat in silence for half a day before he resumed fishing.2

One day, the mist suddenly dispersed, blown away by an unusually powerful wind. At that time, a path to the forest was exposed.0

Lu Yin looked over at the forest, wondering what kind of growth could endure the endless erosion of time. Even a Semi-Progenitor had been quickly erased by the mist,...0