"So it's you, kid. I'll see who you are!"

He followed the phantom until they reached the Tianyuan Sea and finally arrived outside Penglai Island.

"So this is where it is!"

Then, it encountered something unknown, and the phantom vanished.

At the very end of the phantom image, he saw Big Yellow's shadow.

"What's that? A dog? Could it be that guy from Tianyun Mountain?"

But no matter what, even a powerful overlord like Dog Lord can't just take away the Nine Heavens Breath Soil for no reason. That would be too impolite.

And do they look down on his illusion array?

Then his aura at the eighth level of the Eternal Realm erupted, enveloping Penglai Island.

However, before he could even speak...

An even more powerful aura suppressed his momentum.

"Which idiot dares to interrupt my blacksmithing? Does he have a death wish?"

Lu Tianyu sensed this aura and was momentarily panicked, realizing that he might not be able to get his Nine Heavens Breath Soil back.

As soon as he finished speaking, an old man with explosive muscles appeared, holding a large iron hammer in his hand.

In any case, this is not something Lu Tianyu can handle.

"Senior, you have misunderstood. I am here as a guest. I hope you will forgive me for any offense I may have caused."

"Misunderstanding? What misunderstanding? You came in with an intimidating aura right from the start. Do you think we're a place you can just barge into?"

"I'll show you the power of this iron hammer!"

Old Shi was about to teach him a lesson.

But a voice came from inside the island.

"Old Master Shi, having friends coming from afar, though one must surely punish them... is wrong, isn't it a joy!"

"This old gentleman is a guest; please invite him in."

These words carried an unyielding and irrefutable will, making Lu Tianyu realize that he had failed this time.

I've never made any mistakes before, so why am I so confused now?

There must be someone on the island who is even stronger than Elder Shi.

Since he was invited, he had no choice but to go.

"Hopefully it's not a bad thing!"