Walker Of The Worlds

Lin Mu read the names on the tablets and saw a few with the surname Lin but not the same one as his. His surname meant 'Forest' but the ones here meant other things.

'Seems like none of my ancestors are here… wait, so why did father come here to pray?' Lin Mu wondered.

While the commoners also came here to pray, it was mostly because at least one of their ancestries at some point in time would be venerated here. But from what he could see no one of his could be seen. Still, no matter how much Lin Mu thought he couldn't figure out a reason for his father coming here.

"Did you Father ever see the tablets himself?" Xukong asked Lin Mu.

"No, he didn't… oh wait… I understand now." Lin Mu replied as he realized.

'He never knew… most of the commoners in the region had a link to the same family line thus would have an ancestor here. But seems like father just went with that idea in mind and came to pray here every year.' Lin Mu thought to himself.

Now that he thought about it, Lin Mu felt a bit sad for his father. He had passed on and yet never knew that there was no one to listen to his prayers. Lin Mu's heart ached for his father and mother again making his hands tremble ever so slightly even though he tried to control.

***

Far beyond the limits of the universe, beyond the void, there existed a wheel.

Carved out of an unknown material, the wheel turned without stopping. The thing that was moving it was actually a river, but if one looked at the water they would find themselves getting lost in it.

split. Then on each of

made out of gold, some

concept of time did not exist and neither did space. The only things that

tributary sprouted from one of the smaller breaches of the river. This tributary didn't have a wheel yet kept on flowing. But its flow was not

this tributary seemed to be rising and receding periodically, its purpose unknown. Then, an unknown amount

"Oh? Something interesting… finally."

***

Mu snapped out of his thoughts when he

Wu

asked,

Wu Hei said in

went wide as he remembered why he had come here. His memories had confused him

Mu replied before closing his

thus Lin Mu did not seem out of place. His spirit sense extended from his body and spread around. He avoided touching the people

that was contained within them. This aura was similar to the one on the doors and the ancestral tablets, yet it was

easy enough to pass through and Lin Mu realized that there were actually more level below the temple. The first

monks moving around and some reading scriptures. There weren't many of them, only six, but Lin Mu could feel the faint waves of spirit