After accidentally acquiring bloodline power, Li Yi did not rush back to Shoushan Village. He knew that with his current strength, he was no match for Ju Jiao. If he recklessly confronted it, he would not only gain nothing but might also suffer another defeat like before. Therefore, he needed to further refine himself and familiarize with this newfound power.
Li Yi, piloting the thunderous warplane, did not wander around aimlessly. He did not want to provoke unknown and powerful enemies, so he headed back to Divine Canyon, where gods were laid to rest.
This time, however, he did not approach Shoushan Village but went to another side of Divine Canyon instead.
The terrain here was open and seldom visited by humans, filled with a primitive aura.
Li Yi leapt down from the warplane and landed by a large river. He took one look; this river flowed past the burial grounds of gods, meandering continuously, stretching for hundreds of kilometers before finally disappearing into the horizon.
