A beautiful figure gradually emerged, the ice butterfly's transformation was none other than Mengdie. If it were said that she possessed the special ability to control ice and snow, then this snowy region would definitely become the perfect stage for her to showcase her power.

Gazing distantly at the two people engaged in a standoff, the air of desolation that filled this land of ice and snow seemed to have already been replaced by the cold…

Accompanied by rapidly flowing memories, the scene shifted back to a long time ago, unveiled by Wu Tian as he peeled back a corner of heaven's path, and all before me now matched exactly with the images and shadows from that time.

Today's seemingly bland battle would have a profound impact on history; after this battle, Feng Yi would not die, but the omnipotent Revenge Shadow Rider would fail because of it.

Of course, it wasn't inevitable that Shadow Rider was bound to lose, but due to physical reasons and the comprehensive strength of the opponent, Feng Yi simply couldn't bring out his strongest state and therefore lost the battle.

The original ties of history had, in fact, already been invisibly altered after Feng Yi was hit with the forbidden Curse Seal technique.

Born into the cycle of the Six Paths and Five Elements, every living being has its own boundary of life. Feng Yi's existence was not of much importance to the people around him, to the Jade Clear Sect, or even to the world, but when Wu Tian penetrated the fog of mystery and saw heaven's secrets, it seemed that he found a problem capable of affecting the survival of mankind that could not be altered!

Witnessing this terrifying scene, so identical to history that it made one shudder, even the usually unruffled Mengdie's expression subtly gained a hint of solemnity.

If things were to progress and extend as the prophecy described, then all of this would naturally follow an understandable course.

Of course, Feng Yi alone certainly could not change the world through personal strength, but one must never underestimate the terrifying butterfly effect, a wholly unpredictable chaos phenomenon, which could potentially cause a revolutionary change in the world's future.

Wu Tian didn't intend to kill Feng Yi, nor did he wish to kill Mengdie; what he hoped for was to change all of this from a fundamental level.

As the saying goes, "the one who tied the bell must be the one to untie it." And to fundamentally change everything, it would have to be ended by the hands of those two who had altered history.

Thus, whether Feng Yi killed Mengdie or Mengdie killed Feng Yi, both would be deviations from prophecy and, in a sense, changes to the fixed cycle of causality.

Therefore, Wu Tian wanted Mengdie to kill Feng Yi to invisibly alter this terrible causal phenomenon.

As for why Wu Tian did not set a specific deadline for Mengdie, it was not because he did not want to, but because he knew that doing so would be futile.

The way of the Dao places emphasis on following nature. As a result, the situation would further distort causality from its foundation… This was like a malignant cycle, constantly emerging from the surface, the intermediate, and the depth of the world. No matter how one tried to compensate, what had appeared had already appeared, and what had not needed to be immediately cut off, rather than giving rise to more paradoxes under the cycle.

Mengdie's options were not many; either kill Feng Yi to prevent potential future developments.

In fact, Mengdie did not kill Feng Yi. Perhaps it was due to insufficient strength, or maybe there was some other reason; but since Mengdie had not chosen the former and thus evolved into this situation completely consistent with the prophecy, her appearance was certainly meant to help Feng Yi escape from this predicament.

It was clear that Feng Yi's defeat by Kexiao had been decided. Mengdie, a young girl without a Mecha, what could she possibly do in the presence of a top warrior? Despite her mysterious identity and unfathomable strength, when facing a top warrior in a Mecha, how could she contend?

At this very moment, the two people locked in a standoff were like arrows drawn on a bow, ready to fire. The terrifying aura radiating from their bodies, even from a great distance, made the soldiers feel as if the oppressive atmosphere was right within reach.

Compared to the heavy oppression of Revenge Shadow Rider, Kexiao radiated a coldness, an absolute zero degree of invulnerability, like an ancient, unchanging glacier standing in the center of the battlefield, almost invisible in existence, seemingly a notch higher than Shadow Rider in status.

At this time, Kexiao was full of fighting spirit, his facial expression more serious than ever before…

Facing this unexpectedly top-ranked opponent, it had to be said that even Kexiao himself was not overly confident. Considering that Revenge Shadow Rider had just been through a battle and, according to his observations, his condition hadn't been good lately, had he guessed something wrong? Or was this another trick by Revenge Shadow Rider?

There are not so many schemes in the world. Kexiao felt amused by his own paranoia. Even in a worst-case scenario, 64-open should still be manageable, right?

Although this guy had a strong offense, it shouldn't be a problem to defend against one wave, but it was doubtful whether Revenge Shadow Rider could outlast him in continuous consumption or withstand his relentless attacks. Thinking this, Kexiao decided to take a gamble, this person's threat even greater than a federal super soldier.

"Come at me, Revenge Shadow Rider, let me see if you are as formidable as the rumors claim," he said.

Listening to the voice coming from the loudspeaker, Feng Yi's brows furrowed slightly… Kexiao, huh, the depth of this man's strength was unfathomable. He seemed no weaker than the Soaring Sword Dragon's Blue Electric Rain, and possibly even stronger, for his aura was too calm, calm to an almost non-existent level. What kind of state must one attain to condense one's aura to such an imperceptible degree?

Quietly weighing the strength of both sides, Feng Yi quickly calculated the odds, fearing his chances of winning were at most about 60%.

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