NOVEL I Truly Am The Villian Chapter 422 - 421 Temporary Stay in Heaven Illuminating City

I Truly Am The Villian

Chapter 422 - 421 Temporary Stay in Heaven Illuminating City
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The Sunset River, an endless stretch of water, flows out from a tall mountain within the territory of the Heaven Tiger Empire.

It spans across five ranges and thirteen cities, beginning to meander near the vicinity of Heaven Illuminating City.

In many places, it curves like a U, with its clear, bottom-visible waters flowing languidly.

Heaven Illuminating City lies at the center of this U-shape, surrounded by water on three sides, with only one side serving as the main entrance.

By the time Xu Zimei arrived at Heaven Illuminating City, dusty and tired from his journey, it was almost afternoon.

The twilight stained the distant horizon, and a solitary bird spread its wings, soaring alone.

The residents of Heaven Illuminating City all knew that the name of the Sunset River was not chosen at random.

At sunset, the U-shaped waters would reflect the heavens, intertwining with the colors of the dusk sky.

The river would project the scenes of the setting sun, bathing the encircling Heaven Illuminating City in a reddish glow.

Standing on the edge of the city walls, one could almost see the sunset on the horizon interwoven with the ceaseless flow of the sunset in the river.

It formed a vista that would involuntarily elicit a Heaven Shaking awe and marvel at nature’s workmanship.

This was the most famous scenery of Heaven Illuminating City, and many people would come from far away just to witness this scene.

When Xu Zimei arrived in Heaven Illuminating City, he could see that the city walls were crowded with people.

Looking around, surrounded by the clear, bottom-visible river reflecting the evening glow, he felt as if wrapped in twilight.

This kind of tranquil beauty was too precious to disturb.

Xu Zimei entered the city and found an inn to rest for the night.

After making all arrangements, he went to the central square of the city, where the Teleportation Array was located, to ask around.

He had intended to use the Formation to leave for the Bright Moon Empire the next day, but, unfortunately, the person in charge of the Teleportation Array told Xu Zimei it was broken.

And it was still under urgent repair, estimated to take about ten days.

Xu Zimei had no choice but to wait in the city; after all, he certainly couldn’t walk to the Bright Moon Empire. It would waste even more time.

What puzzled him, though, was that the Teleportation Array was of utmost importance to any city—how could it suddenly break?

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The sky gradually darkened, and the lingering light of sunset vanished into the darkness.

The residents who had come on a whim returned to their homes in twos and threes, discussing among themselves.

In the deep spring season, the temperature was most comfortable, and occasionally a cool breeze would come, inexplicably liberating and relaxing.

Xu Zimei ordered some food and drinks at the inn’s first floor and began to enjoy them leisurely.

At other tables, some residents who had just returned from watching the sunset at the city walls also sat nearby.

While savoring the day’s sunset scenery, they drank their wine with relish.

The sunset never repeats itself each day, so they watched a different landscape every day, never growing weary of it.

In the middle of their conversation, someone suddenly sighed and said, "In this troublesome autumn, I fear only the Sunset River can bring us some solace."

"Li Laosan, don’t go jinxing us with that crow’s mouth of yours," said a man in white sitting beside him.

"With the City Lord here, what’s there to fear?

Besides, the higher-ups of the Heaven Tiger Empire are already aware of the situation and are dispatching strong fighters over here. There won’t be any trouble."

"Why bother with these troublesome matters? Let’s talk about something happier," the third person laughed.

"I’ve heard that the City Lord’s daughter is going to choose a suitor tomorrow. When she throws the embroidered ball, are you guys going to give it a try?"

"Come off it, Li Laosan hasn’t got the gall," the man in white laughed after downing a glass of wine.

"If he dares to go, his wife would make his life a living hell."

"Stop talking nonsense," Li Laosan glared at the man in white and said indifferently.

"Tomorrow, I’m going with my wife to watch the fun. I won’t be trying to catch it anyway."

"Although hardly anyone has seen the City Lord’s daughter face to face, she rarely steps outside,

word has it that she’s quite a beauty. Whoever marries her is bound to enjoy the blessings of many—a real catch."

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"And even get to connect with the City Lord to become his son-in-law!"

Listening to the conversation of the people beside him, Xu Zimei slightly furrowed his brows, raised his cup, and drained it in one gulp.

It seemed that something had happened in Heaven Illuminating City, and the Teleportation Array’s issues didn’t arise out of nowhere.

However, the excitement of tomorrow could be worth checking out, since there was nothing else for him to do here.

Xu Zimei only hoped that the Teleportation Array would be fixed soon, allowing him to proceed to the Bright Moon Empire.

He was too lazy to care about the other matters.

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After finishing his meal, Xu Zimei returned to his room.

At that moment, his True Fate World was quite lively.

The World Tree was hidden in the void, managing the plant system of the Divine Continent.

The mysterious Bauhinia Flower was shrouded in an increasingly thick mist, its six petals had all bloomed,

with six different patterns appearing on the petals, though currently, the patterns were too blurry for Xu Zimei to see clearly.

Meanwhile, the Forgetfulness Tree took root in the sea beyond the Divine Continent, gradually healing its injuries.

The entire tree was covered with lush Oblivion Fruit.

Xu Zimei sectioned off a part of the ocean, exclusively for the Forgetfulness Tree’s use.

Every time his Oblivion Fruit ripened, Xu Zimei would merge it into the seawater.

He aimed to, over time, create a brand new Yellow Spring River.

The Chaos Pearl suppressed the entire world, but ever since the Heavenly Dao was nurtured, it had gradually become the new world’s Dominator.

As for the Wind Extinguishing Bead, it was kept together with the Taiying Youying that Xu Zimei had obtained before,

both being nurtured by the Pure Moon Altar.

Lately, Xu Zimei had been contemplating the "Demonic Skills."

"Demonic Skills" had ten techniques, starting with the first one, "Illusory Demon Technique."

This technique spoke of the ultimate in spatial manipulation.

Developing the use of space to its utmost limits.

Traversing space, freezing space, Dimensional Space—these are all applications of space.

The path of space is far too complex; many spend their lives merely grasping the surface.

In fact, since entering the Saint Vein Realm, Xu Zimei could also traverse space.

But this was ultimately short-distance, and if he were to traverse longer distances, first, the risk was significant, and second, the coordinates of traversal couldn’t be confirmed.

This was precisely why he chose to use the Teleportation Array.

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Xu Zimei sat cross-legged, quietly understanding the way of space within.

Bits of spatial force began to condense around him, the space force lacking color among the five elements.

Because Xu Zimei was already able to manipulate space simply, the initial understanding wasn’t difficult for him.

Strands of spatial force surrounded him, and the space around him began to distort and fluctuate.

As time passed, the spatial force grew stronger.

Xu Zimei slowly extended his hands, his left hand striking towards his right.

The distance between his palms seemed close, but when they collided, they passed through layers of space,

never able to touch each other.

Xu Zimei drew a deep breath; it was a mere Dimensional Space.

The two hands appeared close, but in fact, they weren’t in the same dimension.

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