Chapter 3578

Zeke stood in the center, surveying the direction of the various pointers. Each pointed toward a palace with doors firmly shut, leaving him uncertain about what lay within. In reality, Zeke had attempted to open the doors within the Worldly Palace, but there wasn't a single one he could unlock. He had no idea what was truly inside these palaces. As he delved deeper into the Worldly Palace, he gradually became familiar with the specific layout of the palace. At first glance, it seemed chaotic, but in reality, it appeared to be divided into five distinct areas, each corresponding to a different pointer. Around the pointers, there were also some inscriptions etched. These words were ancient and complex, completely unrecognizable to Zeke. However, as his blood from the wound fell, it seemed as though the ground had some sort of revelation and began to tremble. The ancient words began to morph, gradually changing into modern Eurasian words- Future, Past, Present, Negative, Positive. "Negative" and "Positive" were positioned on the left and right. "Future" and "Past" marked the two pointers in front, while "Present" was situated behind. "In other words, the Palace of Dual Energy is on either side, the Palace of the Future and the Palace of the Past are in front, while the Palace of the Present is situated at the rear. It's the Five Great Halls!" Zeke felt a peculiar sensation rising within him, as if whichever palace he chose to approach, its doors would magically open for him. However, he didn't choose any of the palaces. Instead, he took flight once again, pressing forward, intent on delving deeper into the Worldly Palace. After an indeterminate amount of time had passed, he once again encountered an identical structure. This time, there were seven pointers in this place. "Could it be referring to the seven emotions ?" He descended, and just like before, he used his own blood. As the blood fell, seven pointers emerged, corresponding to the halls of joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, hate, and desire. Zeke glanced around the halls, unsure of what exactly was inside.

He took flight once more, persisting in his journey deeper into the Worldly Palace. Not long after, he spotted a massive door plaque. It was etched with ancient words that he couldn't recognize. Zeke attempted to alter the words using his blood. Just as expected, the words started to change again-Future. Another line of text appeared below as well. "Love and hate. Annihilation?" These two utterly unrelated words were separately placed on either side. Zeke furrowed his brows, completely clueless about what was lurking within the Worldly Palace. He couldn't fathom why this place was so peculiar. Rumors had it that Worldly Immortal, who possessed worldly wisdom, was also capable of emotions. Yet, no one knew what the current Worldly Immortal truly looked like and what the text within the Worldly Palace held. Zeke took flight, persisting onward toward the depths of the Worldly Palace. He encountered a massive compass, about tens of meters. The compass had five points, each corresponding to one of the five elements and their respective colors. The aura they emitted was the same-metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. Zeke stepped forward, and just as he was about to investigate, a hearty laughter echoed. "Zeke!" "Huh?" Zeke was taken aback. "Orion?" He turned toward the direction of the voice and, as expected, saw Orion. "Orion?" Zeke advanced forward, his face lit up with joy. Stumbling upon someone familiar in this place was indeed a rare occurrence. "Zeke, I've missed you so much!" Orion flew over from a distance, embracing Zeke. "Orion, how did you get here?" A look of surprise crossed Zeke's face. He wondered what Orion was doing here as well. From his aura, he didn't seem to be an illusion, but rather a real presence. Zeke was certain that the person standing before him was the real Orion. But why would Orion come to the Worldly Palace? Logically, there should be very few visitors to the Ancient Graveyard. Did Worldly Immortal send people to plunder the cultivators, or was there another reason?