A Man Like None Other

Chapter 4357 The Sea Cannot Harm You
As a plume of blue smoke rose, Kai and Judith felt as though they were enveloped by spiritual energy.
Subsequently, time and space seemed to warp before their eyes, and they vanished in an instant.
Kai strained to open his eyes, eager to see where this Teleportation Pearl was taking them.
However, all that met his eyes was a blur of rushing white light. Nothing was clearly visible.
Kai could distinctly feel his body being propelled forward by an unseen force.
By the time Skylar arrived, he discovered that Kai and Judith had already disappeared.
He repeatedly attempted to use the ghost face’s eye to pinpoint Kai’s location. Despite several tries, he failed, as if they had vanished into thin air.

“Damn it, those two managed to escape. What kind of technique was that, allowing two people to vanish into thin air!”
“I think Judith used a Teleportation Pearl. I recall Ten Thousand Sword Sect having such an item.”
“That Teleportation Pearl is worth a fortune. I can’t believe Judith was actually willing to use it. During the time we had her surrounded, she didn’t even consider using it.”
“Thats because she didn’t have the chance to use it. If she had taken out the Teleportation Pearl, we would have snatched it from her already!”
Several Demonic Cultivators voiced their discontent vehemently.
Skylar had a stern look on his face as he surveyed his surroundings. With a casual wave of his hand, the ghost face vanished.
Immediately after, he took out an incredibly compact geomantic compass. He bit his finger, pressing a drop of blood onto the surface of the compass.
The compass instantly radiated a crimson glow. He closed his eyes, immersing himself in a state of tranquility.
At that point, Kai and Judith had no idea just how far they had been teleported. When they finally made out their surroundings, they found themselves in the midst of a vast, endless sea, with absolutely no land in sight.
“Where… are we? Please tell me we’re not in the heart of the Dead Sea. If we can’t find an island, we’re doomed,” Judith exclaimed in alarm.
Without a place to land, they were solely reliant on the spiritual energy within them to fly. They feared they would plunge into the Dead Sea if they couldn’t find solid ground.
Kai and Judith had been through a great battle, which had drained them significantly. They hardly had the energy left for flight.
“Let’s make the most of our time and recuperate first. Only after we’ve regained our strength can we expedite our search for the mainland,” Kai said.
“But how? We don’t even have a place to rest. If we continue to deplete ourselves like this, we might fall into the Dead Sea before we get the chance to recover.” Judith wore a speechless expression as she spoke.