Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1675 - Do Not Stare Into the Sun or Moon

Beyond the Nine Heavens.

“Little bro, have you ever been to the heavens?” The Elder of Heavenly Tomes asked.

Li Qingshan shook his head. “I haven’t.”

The colourful, auspicious cloud was like a small boat, carrying them through the endless darkness.

The Elder of Heavenly Tomes wanted to ask something else, but he did not end up doing that.

Li Qingshan stared at the sun and moon with focus, comprehending the pattern that they followed and said nothing more either.

For a moment, the “small boat” sank into silence. The dark stillness slowly emanated over, seeping into all of their pores and making it even more difficult to speak up. It was as if they would be disturbing two primordial gods the moment they said anything. After that, everything would be remoulded, including themselves.

The sun and moon grew larger and brighter until it reached an unbelievable level. It made the colourful cloud seem even more insignificant, like a speck of dust on the black curtains.

Chao Tianjiao and Li Liehuo had never heard of the Battle of Mending Heaven before, and they did not understand the true form of the sun and moon. However, they could clearly feel a powerful and invisible pressure, even grander and more ungraspable than the heavenly emperor’s might.

Perhaps due to the nature of humans, when Li Liehuo saw Li Qingshan stare into the moon for so long with a strange expression, like he was looking at a living thing or even family, he could not help but observe the moon closely as well.

In the beginning, the moon was only a moon…

Afterwards, the moon became rather strange…

And after that, Li Liehuo’s bronze skin gradually turned pale-white and transparent like the moonlight…

“Disciple.” The Elder of Heavenly Tomes patted Li Liehuo’s back and warned with a smile. “Do not stare into the sun or moon!”

“Huh!?”

Li Liehuo shuddered and suddenly returned to his senses, staggering back by half a step and almost falling back on his bottom. He discovered that in just that short while, the fire in his O

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