1810 Meticulous Planning

On the other end, Crown Prince Mo had been wandering about the stars for more than twenty days. He was currently sitting with an erect posture underneath the twinkling stars.

He would get up every once in a while, but it was only to cast two bursts of sword energy underneath the stars.

It looked very strange from just a glance.

But if you were to observe carefully, you would see that Crown Prince Mo was casting sword energy in a calculated pattern.

All of the rocks on the ground had been sliced into nine pieces from his sword energy.

Soon, these rock fragments floated up around him before starting to swiftly orbit several stars.

*Swish.* One star lit up momentarily, jumping out from the rest as it slid over to the side.

The area it illuminated revealed small circles of light. If one did not look carefully, it would be impossible to see that there was a nearly imperceptible jade talisman matrix dancing around these circles of light.

Each of these jade talismans was the size of a star, nearly indistinguishable after mingling into the starry night.

It was difficult to differentiate them from the stars.

But Crown Prince Mo could still discern their differences after careful observation.

This sky of stars was like an inherent grand matrix.

There were 81 minor matrices within. Only when you found the only life gate could you leave this sky of stars.

Hence, Crown Prince Mo, who only knew a smattering of matrices, had wasted away 20 plus days before making any discoveries.

As for the other people, it was not something he could do anything about.

Mo Yu walked into the jade talisman matrix and felt a force pulling his body gently. Afterwards, he suddenly disappeared from that night sky.

When he opened his eyes again, he saw the Little Despot glaring at him in displeasure from the side.

"Dumbo! How come you took so long?" The Little Despot barked grumpily, "The other people have already come out! We're just waiting on you."

"Oh?" Crown Prince Mo raised his slender eyebrows and cast the Little Despot a side glance. "Who has come out?"

These gatekeepers did not need to decipher this grand matrix at all. On the other hand, he had to painstakingly calculate the location of the life gate every time. Making a mistake would force him to start over again too.

"Humph." The Little Despot gave an awkward cough. "I don't feel like explaining. Come with me."

After saying this, he strutted forwards on his short legs.

The two of them stopped in front of an arched door.

The Little Despot pointed at this door and said with a frown, "In theory, we will all be teleported out of here as long as you destroy this door."

"Sounds quite simple." Mo Lian curled his lips and swept the Little Despot a calm gaze. "But in reality?"

"In reality it's a bit difficult." The Little Despot harrumphed, "For example, me! I had once tried hitting this door with my full strength, but it did nothing at all, unfortunately."

"How did that sacred beast leave?"

"How would I know!" The Little Despot barked in chagrin, "What's the use in talking so much? Try it!"

Mo Lian glanced at the Little Despot, who had a tense face. He then walked up and slowly pushed on the stars shown on the door.

That's right, this door was inlaid with thousands upon thousands of stars. They covered the sky so densely in such an illogical fashion.

"Humph!" The Little Despot couldn't help ridiculing, "You think the door will open just by randomly fiddling around with these stars on it? Don't blame me for not giving you advice! Let me tell you…"