Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 433: The Dao Will of Time (1)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

A jellyfish was making its way up through the azure waters, crawling up a giant tree.

After going through the most important transformation in its life, it now had four thick and powerful limbs, and its semi-transparent light blue body had become tough and solid.

It appeared like some unidentified blue-skinned creature. Its limited intelligence meant that it had not developed a sense of self. Its instinct was driving it to climb up to the sky.

It could sense that there was something there that could perfect its form.

If it could reach the summit, it would become a new and mighty species.

It persistently ascended, climbing out of the sea and toward the top of the giant tree.

There was still a long way to go. The giant tree was like a heaven-scraping tower, seemingly with no end.

The jellyfish tirelessly climbed, experiencing spring and autumn, winter and summer.

It grew older and older, weaker and weaker, but it still did not give up.

Finally, it reached the top of the tree, standing atop the head of a giant.

It excitedly roared. I am finally standing at the apex of the world!

But when it looked down, it saw the azure waters.

The jellyfish froze.

It didn't understand how it had been able to climb for so many years and still be so close to the surface of the water.

There was a gust of wind, and the aged jellyfish saw its body turn to dust.

At that moment, the jellyfish finally understood.

It wasn't that I didn't climb high enough. My life was just too short.

Its life had been this journey!

The rabbit fiend backed up a few steps to avoid the disintegrating jellyfish, at the same time avoiding the timestream around Tang Jie.

There was worry in its eyes as it looked at Tang Jie sitting atop the tree.

It had already been a day.

The flow of time was such that it felt like Tang Jie had used up thirty years.

His hair extended all the way to the ground, and his face was more mature and seemed weathered by hardship. As a cultivator, he should have been

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