After the Five Immortals Hall expedition, Li Yan and others returned to the front line camp.
The cold wind was biting.
Although the heavy snow had abated slightly, the sky was still tightly shrouded in that layer of dark, suffocating, obscure fog.
This was the consequence caused by the "Yin Yang Inversion Array."
This fog blocked sunlight, confused directions, and nourished ghosts, proving to be the greatest obstacle for the Liaodong army to move forward.
The soldiers in the camp patrolled and stood guard daily, their nerves tense, the oppressive atmosphere weighing on them like a block of lead.
Suddenly—
Without warning, the seemingly ancient and unchanging dark sky began to ripple violently!
Like a dead water pool into which a huge stone had been cast.
From within the fog came a dull sound, like the tearing of fabric, "chi-la."
