Sui Xin didn't just sit and wait to die; she condensed a ball of internal energy and hurled it at the barrier.
It was like a stone sinking into the sea, as if it were submerged, only causing a few ripples before disappearing from sight. They tried several more times, even using deadly methods, but the result was still the same.
Sui Xin frowned. Judging from the previous test, the barrier was at least at the peak of the Earthly Realm. Even the deadly technique could not bridge the insurmountable gap between them.
There is no hope of breaking this barrier on our own, unless a miracle occurs.
Thinking of this, Sui Xin was at a loss for a moment, and a feeling of despair welled up in her heart.
He landed on the ground, his clenched fists slowly loosening, his eyes filled with exhaustion, his body swaying precariously as if he were about to collapse at any moment, his face expressionless.
"Is God playing a trick on me?"
He sat on the ground, watching the insects slowly approach. The dense swarm made him feel dizzy and disoriented. Gradually, he felt his head sink and he drifted off to sleep.
Because of the barrier, the surroundings were completely silent, and even the traces of the wind were blocked. Only Sui Xin's chest rose and fell slightly.
A fleeting glint in the corner of his eye deterred the swarm of insects, as if they were wary of something.
"Follow your heart? Follow your heart?"
He vaguely heard someone calling him, but the intense sleepiness prevented him from opening his eyes.
"As you please?"
"As you please?"
He suddenly opened his eyes, because it was Yun'er's voice.
Sure enough, as soon as he opened his eyes, he saw Xiyun holding him as he lay on the sand. "Yun'er, is that you?" he asked subconsciously.
"Yes, but you look so tired," Xi Yun said, touching his face with a hint of concern.
"Yun'er, where have you been?" Sui Xin asked, pulling Xi Yun to her feet.
Xi Yun didn't answer, her figure gradually drifting into the distance. Sui Xin hurriedly went to chase after her, but couldn't grab her hand. "Yun'er, where are you going?"
Sui Xin asked in a trembling voice, tears streaming from the corners of her eyes.
Xi Yun turned her head and said, "Sui Xin, I missed you."
Having said that, his figure completely disappeared into the horizon.
"Yun'er," he called out freely.
It was all a dream.
Yun'er is still waiting for me, how can I give up now?
I slapped myself twice to bring myself back to my senses.
His face was slightly pale, and his blood-red eye sockets made him look somewhat frightening. A golden line in the center of his eyeballs flashed like lightning from time to time.
Sui Xin stood up, looked up at the insects in front of him, and roared, "Do you all want to oppose me?"
For some reason, he suddenly seemed to have gained confidence, a kind of inexplicable self-assurance.
As he spoke, his aura began to surge, and faint lightning floated around his body, emitting a hissing sound.
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