Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1334 - Where is the Path?

The laughter boomed through the sky, leaving Rāhu Xiaoming absolutely fuming, but it also filled him with a faint sense of warmth.

He had possessed countless women in the past, all the most beautiful women of the Asura realm. He had also possessed countless subordinates too, all the strongest warriors of the Asura realm. The Asura realm had always been renowned for these two aspects.

Laying with beauties while asleep and controlling the world while awake was a mere trifle within arm’s reach to him, as right from birth, he was a god.

However, he never had a friend.

To him, a reliable, admirable friend who could assist him and treat him as an equal was far rarer than a beauty or a warrier, so he basically gave up on that thought.

Yet now, he had a friend like that, who happened to be the man right in front of him that laughed away like a fool. He was not particularly clever, but he could fight to his death beside him.

“I don’t know how to get to Ruin’s End either, but don’t you know already?”

Li Qingshan stopped laughing and stroked his chin. “And I had thought you had some other ideas.”

The Heaven Climbing Vine was obviously a shortcut to other worlds, but it was not all-powerful. It could not connect with all the worlds.

However, as the god of a world, he could clearly sense the existence of the six realms of saṃsāra. That was an extremely wondrous feeling, as the six realms of saṃsāra was not a place like the Demon domain that required a demon cavern to link two worlds together. Instead, it coincided with the entire world as a great cycle, present everywhere.

That was the exact reason why everyone would immediately enter the six realms of saṃsāra and join this great cycle regardless of the size of the world, regardless of whether they ascended or died. Something like a Heaven Climbing Vine or a demon cavern was completely unnecessary.

From a certain perspective, it was like the relationship between Navy Li’l Fatty and the World of the Five Continents. They seemed to be several billion kilometres apart, but they were actually

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