So this spell that seemed to lock one's power from an insoluble dimension actually had no effect on Wu Hen.

As expected, the older woman was also lifted by Wu Hen like a chick.

Just as Wu Hen was about to destroy the boy and the older woman together, a familiar figure emerged. She looked at Wu Hen standing in front of her in disbelief, even rubbing her eyes like a child, doubting if she had awakened from her midday dream.

"Brother!"

The young woman called out.

Her shout only made Wu Hen's face look even grimmer, and he immediately increased the force in his hands, nearly breaking the necks of the boy and the older woman.

"Hmph, where did this fairy come from, pretending to be my sister!" Wu Hen said coldly.

Even though the young woman who appeared last looked remarkably like Yu Yu, Wu Hen, no matter how lost he was in any illusory world, would never forget that his sister was a completely natural-born little mute.

"I am Yu Yu!" the young woman said earnestly.

"How can you prove you are you?" Wu Hen maintained his suspicious attitude.

"I... I..." Yu Yu got so excited and nervous that she reverted to being a little mute, hurriedly using sign language to skillfully and fluently curse Wu Hen—cursing him to grow up and scavenge for junk, marry a wicked woman, and grow old without money to spend.

When Wu Hen heard this, it felt just right.

Only a child could come up with such malicious curses. But Wu Hen couldn't understand one thing: if Yu Yu's curses were depicted through sign language, why did they have a triple rhyme?

"Hero, stop, hero, stop, I... I was just joking with you, I... I was wrong!" The white-toothed boy realized he'd met a tough opponent and used all his strength to say this sentence.

"Let go of us!" The older woman was so angry that her ears turned red; she had probably never had her neck pinched by a strange man like this before.

Wu Hen released the two mischievous disciples of the Illusion Star Immortal Sect and then walked toward Yu Yu with a cold, unfeeling stride.

Yu Yu had grown up a lot, but unfortunately, she was not as cute as before. But that's how it is with girls when they grow up. Even if she didn't look as pleasing, she was still family, so he'd reluctantly take her home.

"Meeting high-dimensional blondes outside, you don't feel like coming home anymore. Do you know how hard it was for our whole family to search for you across the universe?" Wu Hen was also unreserved, pinching Yu Yu's plump cheek and testing its elasticity.

Yu Yu dared not resist, but it did hurt a lot.

Only after Wu Hen's anger subsided a bit did she feign some pitifulness, with little pearls welling up in her big eyes as she said, "Originally, I was thinking about resurrecting you. Later, my master told me you were still alive, so I thought about going back to find you all, but then my master said human life is short, less than a century. But here, our cultivation lifespan can be as long as a constant star. I didn't want to watch you all grow old, leaving me alone in this world, so I planned to cultivate to the next realm, allowing you all to also gain eternal life..." Please read this chapter on its original platform—*.

"The ascension of dimensions is irreversible. Your master probably didn't tell you that even if you want to come back, you cannot, and you can only project to our original world through some ethereal divine miracle. But the you that is projected down isn't the real you; it's just your puppet, your illusion, your lingering thought." Wu Hen said.

"I know, so I'm also working hard to change the law of the universe..." Yu Yu said.

"Enough, no need to say more, come back with me." Wu Hen lifted Yu Yu, intending to take her away.

Yu Yu still dared not struggle, as if suppressed by bloodline pressure.

But the several Immortal Elders of the Illusion Star Immortal Sect couldn't sit still; they manifested silhouettes wrapped in intense radiance, not showing their true appearances, yet they floated in front of Wu Hen like cosmic immortals, obstructing his actions.

"What do the Immortal Elders mean by this?" Wu Hen was somewhat puzzled, looking at these beings who were once regarded as carefree immortals by the world.

In fact, within the legends of the Human Clan, these Immortal Elders always had their presence. Wu Hen also understood that among countless Nuwa God Ends, they probably projected their true forms there and became the immortals worshiped by those humans. Even after thousands of years, they were still remembered. But now that he had entered this dimension, Wu Hen was on an equal footing with them, and in terms of strength, it was hard to say who was stronger or weaker.

An Illusion Star Immortal Elder enveloped in intense red light gestured lightly towards his Fixed Star Immortal Gate, saying, "Since you are of the Human Clan, you must have heard the story of the fairy who, in her youth, mischievously ran to the lower realm. Since you have stepped into this level, you should understand, no one can casually become a Heavenly Immortal unless she..."

"Are you teaching me how to do things?" Wu Hen interrupted before the other could finish, "Now I'm going to take my sister home, who objects?"

"You've got quite the guts; you've just stepped into this dimension, no different from a seedling just sprouting out of the soil, daring to challenge us towering trees?" said a Heavenly Immortal bathed in purple light.

"Immortal Elders, everything is because of me. I hope the Immortal Elders can understand my brother's feelings; he has crossed dimensions, traversed the alternate universe. I believe that no matter how many dimensions lie between me and him, he will find me. I want to go back and have a look, I earnestly ask the Immortal Elders to fulfill my wish." Yu Yu hurriedly bowed to her elders and said sincerely.

"Oh well, just a mere hundred years." The purple light Heavenly Immortal said with an aloof tone.

"Thank you, Immortal Mother."

Yu Yu broke into a smile, seemingly having not been this happy in a long time.

Perhaps also to avoid conflicts between Wu Hen and her Immortal Elders, upon receiving permission, Yu Yu immediately hugged Wu Hen's arm and flew outside.

As Wu Hen turned to leave, his gaze swept over the purple light Heavenly Immortal. Through super sensing spiritual vision, Wu Hen saw her playing with a shiny black palm pet, its silhouette extremely similar to the Black Unihorn he encountered before.

...

Wandering across the cosmic star river, Wu Hen and Yu Yu were passing through a barbaric asteroid belt when several wilderness ancient beasts suddenly attacked.

Yu Yu showcased her superb soccer skills, kicking continental-sized asteroids towards these wilderness ancient beasts. The wilderness ancient beasts emitted sounds like old dogs whining, then retreated to their territory.

Those wilderness ancient beasts, if any one of them appeared on Earth in the past, could have wiped out the Ultraman Family and other extraordinary alliances. Realizing she had somewhat revealed her true nature just now, Yu Yu immediately transformed into a whimpering creature, hiding behind Wu Hen and faking weakness.

Wu Hen was speechless; she was acting over-the-top.

"After getting back, you'd better keep quiet," Wu Hen admonished.

"Okay." Yu Yu obediently nodded, doing whatever her brother said.

"If they ask you what kind of Immortal you practiced, just say you were deceived and became an Alchemy Child for the Immortal Sect, worked like an ox and horse for years, didn't learn any skills, nor save any money, and seized an opportunity to resign and go home, wanting to live off your parents." Wu Hen reiterated.

Yu Yu was smart; she immediately used her hands to gesture a fair "OK," meaning that from now on, she would again be little mute Yu Yu.

"Brother, how much further? I miss them so much." Yu Yu gestured, gazing at the profoundly deep alternate universe, feeling a flicker of unusual emotion in her heart.

Yu Yu understood well; this wasn't an elder brother, long residing in the deep mountains, coming to a city to take her home, but crossing countless barriers, barriers that whole civilizations possibly couldn't cross even after thousands or tens of thousands of years... yet this brother managed to do it.

"Not too far, at least not before they grow old, you'll see them again." Wu Hen said.

Upon hearing this, tears couldn't be controlled. It was only then that Yu Yu realized how juvenile her thoughts had been and how her reckless actions could have affected her family. She genuinely wanted to return and see them.

"Brother, how much further? I miss them so much." Yu Yu gently gestured, her big eyes welling up again as she looked into the profound depths of the alternate universe.

Yu Yu was well aware that her ideas had been naive, and her rash actions may have caused unintended consequences for others... yet her brother managed to pull it off.

"Not too far, you'll be able to see us before they grow old," Wu Hen said.

"Brother, I can't stop crying now," Yu Yu said, her tears flowing freely as she realized how childish her thoughts had been.

Many things have premonitions. It's just that Wu Hen knew in the past that he couldn't understand the laws of the universe.

Wu Hen had ascended to this realm, naturally understanding that Yu Yu was not pretending to be mute.

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