In fact, Red Scorpion really wanted to say, "We are, after all, great demons on land. What problem could there be if we didn't sleep for just one night?"

But then he thought that She Jinxing was Shang Lin's most loyal follower, so he would just do whatever she said, since it wasn't a big deal anyway.

She Jinxing didn't hold back when sending a telepathic message to Chi Xie, "I'm a little tired. You stay and watch over the sect leader. I'll take over after I've rested."

Without any objection, Chi Xie gave She Jinxing an "OK" sign in the dark, and then sat down by Shang Lin's bedside, looking like he was ready to take up his post immediately.

She Jinxing glanced at Red Scorpion, then immediately closed his eyes to rest. Originally, he didn't need to switch shifts with Red Scorpion, but recently he had been keeping a close watch on the sect leader, and tonight he had used invisibility magic...

In short, it is the result of a combination of various factors.

Hu Tangdi, who was just scrolling through his phone, immediately put it away upon seeing this scene and rested like She Jinxing. They were just as tired from their adventures, you know.

The night watchman, Red Scorpion, looked at She Jinxing, then at Hu Tangdi, and finally fixed his gaze on Shang Lin's face. What was there to watch over this night? Did you think you could possibly cause any danger while you were sleeping?

Although Red Scorpion knew that Shang Lin's dreams were occasionally invaded by other beings, what kind of other being could gain an advantage in his dreams? No, what kind of other being could harm him?

However, Red Scorpion did not know that when Shang Lin's body was strong, it was indeed not easy for aliens to invade his dreams, and even if they did, it would not have any effect on him.

At most, it would only raise questions for Shang Lin: what did this dream foreshadow? Or what kind of event was about to occur? But he wasn't in his prime right now, so…

Shang Lin, who fell asleep shortly after lying down, began to dream again. However, this dream started out in a particularly chaotic way, involving things like using a god's dragon bones and soul to forge a dragon spirit tower; how he intercepted the Heavenly Dao's request for a title when She Jinxing asked him for one; and even ancient divine artifacts and contemporary cultivators...

Oh, and some scenes were too fast and blurry to see clearly at all; it was all a mess. Of course, this gave Shang Lin some time to rest, since he wouldn't remember these things, but what about the rest of the dream…

Shang Lin used his life essence to draw a blood talisman array and used weapon-refining techniques to forge the Dragon Spirit Tower. During this process, he encountered a backlash from the dragon soul and lost control of his heart fire. Furthermore, when he activated the dragon soul, he triggered a heavenly tribulation, which ultimately reduced him to ashes.

But this wasn't the end. Under the shroud of the Dragon Spirit Tower, his soul slowly sank into boundless darkness and biting cold. Shang Lin felt as if he had returned to the womb, or been reborn in a mass of darkness.

When a person is completely immersed in darkness, they have no concept of time. So Shang Lin didn't know how long he had been in this state before he saw the light again. However, he had probably been in the darkness for too long, so he couldn't adapt to the light for a while.

But at this moment, Shang Lin felt like a stone thrown into an extremely cold place. Even his consciousness was frozen, and thinking became extremely difficult. For a moment, he even forgot himself, as if he were just a living thing.

In a state of confusion and ignorance, fragments of memory, like shipwrecked remains, were gradually emerging from the cold, desolate sea of ​​memories, impacted by the violent energy.