Twin Dimension Yin-Yang Mirror: Attaining immortality through the martial path-Chapter 861 - 663 Crisis + - 664 Stability_2

"That’s right, it’s my knowledge barrier."

Zhou Ping’an’s mind had a flash of inspiration, and he suddenly remembered something.

According to the Great Yu World and what the Small Chicken Spirit he subdued mentioned, the Vanguard Army Commander of the Heavenly Demon Mountain Range is actually a White Tiger Demon of Immortal Martial level. Such a realm is enough to make one’s liver tremble just thinking about it. At the very least, Zhou Ping’an acknowledged that with his current state, he couldn’t even contend with a single claw of the opponent.

So, the Black Demon Fox General came and went, and then came through again.

Did he say something in passing? Could there be some influential Demon Clan figure manipulating events from behind the scenes?

Generally, at the Divine Martial level, one certainly cannot interfere with the void even slightly—their power level makes it impossible to even comprehend it...

But what about Immortal Martial?

Could there possibly be some understanding of time and space?

Reaching the point where they could slightly interfere...

If Immortal Martial Realm is impossible, then above Immortal Martial, at a higher level, would it be possible to follow in the wake of the Black Demon Fox General, directly tearing through the void to locate the coordinate?

"No, I can’t just sit and watch them act recklessly. If they truly open the space channel, and infinite numbers of Demon Soldiers and Demon Generals flood in, that would be chaos. Let’s not see the Great Yu World over there fail to invade, but the modern society here already conquered by the Demon World."

At this thought, Zhou Ping’an took a deep breath, unable to remain calm any longer.

"Notify the airport, prepare an aircraft to take off immediately. We’re departing for Baizhou."

"Why don’t I go with you? I have a few friends in Baizhou."

Tang Tang, though unaware of how severe the issue of the space channel was, never had a habit of digging into the details. Since Zhou Ping’an deemed it necessary to make a trip, she trusted he had his reasons.

"No need. The matter of the Divine Statue is equally significant, as it relates to the subsequent improvement of cultivation. You should stay in East River City to hold down the fort. As for the Capital City, there’s no need for any lockdown. Let them observe if they want to."

"Be careful on your journey."

Tang Tang hesitated briefly before agreeing.

She understood the deeper meaning behind Zhou Ping’an’s last words.

"Great trees have dead branches."

"There’s no wall in this world that doesn’t let the wind through."

The Special Operations Team, now numbering over three thousand, was not completely unified in thought.

People’s actions often diverged from their inner motives.

Even after receiving benefits, not everyone would feel gratitude or unwavering loyalty from then on.

Among the three thousand members, while not a significant number, at least ten could have their minds swayed by various forms of temptation, secretly betraying Dongjiang Public Security.

Or perhaps it wouldn’t even be considered betrayal—it might be called "forsaking darkness for light," or "wise birds choose better trees to nest."

After all, no matter how rebellious East River City’s Police Security seemed, in name they were ultimately under Zhuxia Federation’s jurisdiction, with overarching authority residing in the Capital City.

If the Capital issued any decrees, it wouldn’t be surprising for someone to adhere to them.

Tang Tang had actually uncovered certain covert dealings regarding this matter.

But since Zhou Ping’an acted as though nothing had happened, it was possible to feign ignorance.

According to her junior apprentice brother, once the Divine Statue was established and its reputation propagated... As long as the Capital City didn’t overstep too much, they could let things be. Perhaps those hidden agents might even take the faith back to the Capital.

Where people’s hearts truly lay, how things would evolve in the future—who could predict?

"Grandiose momentum cannot be overturned by mere scheming."

Tang Tang took a deep breath and raised her gaze to see the figure of Zhou Ping’an soaring into the clouds, flickering and disappearing. She started her vehicle and summoned all her subordinates to focus their efforts on the Divine Statue project, aiming to finish it as quickly as possible.

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"The airspace ahead has already been sealed off—parachute jump now."

"Yes, sir."

The pilot didn’t question anything.

The aircraft cabin door opened, without even asking how Zhou Ping’an planned to leave. The primary task for this mission was to ensure he stayed alive.

At this location, 200 kilometers away from Baizhou, there were ships at sea ready for reception, so swimming back wasn’t a concern.

Leaping forth, the pilot forcibly turned his head to glance upward, only to see Zhou Ping’an standing at the raging wind-battered doorway, flickering and disappearing into the cloudy sky.

Several seconds later, a red flash roared from afar, and with a boom, the aircraft exploded into a ball of fire.

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"Impressive. Without even issuing a warning, they went straight for missile attacks. Customs and air defense capabilities have extended to this degree—such national strength is truly formidable. Their intelligence capabilities are also exceptional..."

After Zhou Ping’an elevated the "Wind Control" Divine Skill to Completion, he incorporated it into his "Carefree Journey" movement technique. The wind, air, and cloud phases moved in unison, and due to his rapidly enhanced comprehension of the wind phase, his "Carefree Journey" movement technique became unparalleled in speed and stealth—blazing through the sky faster than an aircraft several times over.

The only downside was that flying consumed both mental energy and True Yuan. If he flew too far, landing on Baizhou’s territory might slightly diminish his combat power; he would need some time to recover.

This was precisely why he used a plane for the first 80% of the journey—to maintain complete combat power, and also as a diversion.

Think about it: if someone needed a plane to cross the vast ocean, no one would suspect he could also fly across hundreds of kilometers himself.

If flight was an option, who’d even think about using an airplane?

As long as those tactical experts harbored even a single doubt, they’d be misled.

They’d never imagine Zhou Ping’an could arrive with such speed.

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