Pang Jian marveled at the wonders of his Immortal Divine Soul within the boundless bizarre mist.0

Unlike his physical body, standing in the bizarre mist with his Immortal Divine Soul rendered him immune to the corrosive properties that would have normally plagued him. 0

He recalled how everyone had been forced to summon protective shields just to withstand the corrosive properties of the bizarre mist while traveling to Absolute Heaven aboard the Sword Boat.0

The Thunder God in the distance appeared as a skeletal mountain range stretching thousands of zhang.0

The bizarre mist had long since eroded the flesh and organs of this divine creature, leaving only its skeletal frame. Years of wandering and entrapment had depleted its power to the brink of collapse.0

In contrast, Pang Jian found the bizarre mist to be nothing more than an expanse of ordinary gray fog when exploring it with his Immortal Divine Soul. It was boundless, stretching infinitely in every direction, but nonetheless devoid of any inherent threat.0

The bizarre mist neither tainted his Immortal Divine Soul with foreign energies nor corroded his soul essence.0

In other words, he could maintain this state within the bizarre mist for an exceptionally long time, provided he avoided combat and conserved his strength.0

This was a critical advantage.0

Even if he lost connection with his physical body or became stranded in the bizarre mist, he could continue to survive independently...0