Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 694: Seclusion

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

A lonesome gray Fate Thread led off into the unknown. On the other end of it was a flashing point of light. Even though this thread was very, very long, that light continued to flash, never going out, guiding Tang Jie's vision to far beyond his normal limits.

Suddenly, the scene before him changed, and he appeared in a dark world. Under a dark and overcast sky, a translucent figure was running—Little Three.

Behind it, a vast army of ghost soldiers was giving chase.

At the very front were a black figure and a white figure.

These two figures eerily flitted around, always keeping close to Little Three so that it couldn't escape no matter how much faster it went. Worst of all was that the mourning staffs they held released faint threads of gray energy that wound around Little Three and prevented it from escaping via its Space powers.

As those black and white figures got closer and closer and the ghost soldiers neared, Little Three finally revealed some panic and fear on its face. It had never imagined that its hunting in the Nether Domain would provoke such a terrifying existence, and despair appeared in its eyes.

The Impermanence Ghosts?

Tang Jie was stunned when he saw those two figures.

These ghosts, very similar to the Ghosts of Impermanence spoken of in tales from his past life, were also famous in the Great Stellar Chiliocosm. What was different was that there weren't only two of them, but countless. However, they would always move in pairs, black and white.

(TN: The Black and White Ghosts of Impermanence are a pair of deities in Chinese mythology tasked with escorting the spirits of the dead. One is dressed in white robes and the other is dressed in black robes.)

They were the bodyguards of the Nether Emperor and killers for the Nether Court, chasing down souls to take their lives and resorting to any possible method to complete their task.

Tang Jie didn't know what Little Three had done to provoke the Black and White Impermanences, but let alone th

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