After throwing Liu Wuxie into prison, the divinekin left without turning back. This isolated Liu Wuxie from the outside world. He couldn't use his divine sense, but his true essence remained intact.0

He could've burst through the stone gate and fled, but he held back, as powerful divinekin were stationed everywhere at the mountain's foot. Any sound or movement would immediately draw their attention.0

It would be no different from escaping from a pack of wolves only to fall into a tiger's den—his journey thus far had been one perilous twist after another. But it wasn't that bad, as he had escaped the Scarlet Dragon Cult's pursuit.0

He began to examine his surroundings. The stone prison was small, with smooth stone walls. The inside was barely three to five square meters, just enough space for one person to move.0

Through the iron bars, Liu Wuxie could see the adjacent cells. The cell on his left had a pile of bones, the skeleton of someone who had died long ago.0

In the cell to the right, a filthy figure sat slumped against the wall, their body covered in layers of grime. The...0