Death... and me

Rean then looked at Roan. 'Holy shit! This is much more expensive than I predicted. Then again, the surprising thing here is that everyone here is paying the same amount. No wonder the powers of Huring Continent keep one eye closed towards the smugglers. This thing generates fortune!'

Roan agreed with Rean, saying, 'This is also good. The fact that this many came by shows that at least the service is actually satisfactory. Otherwise, we wouldn't have this many people here.'

Once the subordinates returned to Timoteo, he checked the contents of the spatial rings and smiled. "It's always good to do business with good payers. Now then, shall we head off? Follow me."

Timoteo returned to the gate, followed by the twins and the rest of the people. They passed by a few corridors until they were finally brought to another teleport formation. Seeing that, Roan asked Rean, 'Is this teleport formation going to send us to the other side?'

Rean immediately shook his head, telling him, 'I researched the Continental Barrier. A teleport formation that can send someone through it has to be something phenomenal. Nothing at the Golden-level could achieve it, and I have my doubts if even Divine-level ones could do it. This formation is at the Golden-level, so it definitely can't do that either. However, this is a Golden Peak-level formation, so it will still send us quite a distance away.'

Roan nodded in response. 'It makes sense as Fovles Country is still far away from the Continental Barrier.'

The twins then stepped on it together with Timoteo and a few other members from the smuggling team. Soon, the teleport formation activated after many Divine Stones were inserted, making everyone disappear in a flash of silver light.

The twins' vision went blurry for a moment before returning to normal. However, they were immediately assaulted by a huge gale that almost made them lose their balance. They weren't the only ones, though. The rest who came to pass through the barrier felt the same gust of winds. The only ones who didn't seem affected were Timoteo and his team.

The twins then used their Divine Soul Power to affix themselves to the ground and took the opportunity to see what was happening.

"This thing is quite imposing," Rean said as he looked ahead. Right in front of them, there was something that looked like a gigantic wall of energy. The twins could tell that it wasn't exactly physical. Instead, it was made of chaotic Divine Energy and Elements.

The base of the wall was much bigger, which served as some kind of support to the wall of energy. The wall itself extended as far as the eye could see, be it to the skies or to the sides. But above all, it was the chaotic Divine Energy and Elements that truly instilled fear in the people. They were obviously several tens of kilometers away from the wall. However, the energy in it could already cause such havoc in their location.

One of the cultivators there couldn't help but comment, "No wonder they say it's almost impossible to pass through. Even with my Transition Realm cultivation, I would be shred to pieces if I got just a few kilometers closer."

Timoteo nodded in agreement. "Indeed. You wouldn't even be able to 'touch' the wall. Death is the only option available if you go beyond this point with your current strength."

If that was the case for the Transition Realm people there, let alone people like Rean and the others, who were far from such realm. The people at the Nascent Soul Realm were even suffering to just stay in their current positions.

Timoteo saw how the low-level cultivators were starting to falter and spread his Divine Energy around them, telling them, "Don't worry. Since you have paid, I will have you delivered to the other side." It didn't have anything to do with doing the right thing. Since their reputation as smugglers was on the line, he always took it seriously. Well, with such huge profits, anyone would.

However, he didn't do anything else after that. He and everyone else just stayed still, looking at the wall. Eventually, someone couldn't help but ask, "Senior, what are we waiting for?"

Timoteo looked at the guy before explaining, "For the Wall Beast to come."

"Wall... Beast?" Except for a few, it seemed like the majority didn't know what Timoteo was talking about. In fact, Rean and Roan were oblivious to it.

However, before anyone could ask anything else, a weird sound came from the wall's direction.

*Waaoaoooooooooooaoaoo...*

Everyone looked in the direction of the sound, but they couldn't see anything other than the wall itself.

*Waaoaoooooooooooaoaoo...*

Nevertheless, the sound got closer and closer, which put everyone at unease as they remained vigilant.

Well, everyone except Timoteo and his team. "It's here. Everyone, be prepared. We're about to be eaten."

"Eaten?!" Those words obviously shocked the group. However, before they could ask anything else, a huge beast appeared in front of them. It looked like a whale but many times bigger than the whales Rean knew from Earth. The impressive thing was that it was gigantic, but they didn't see it approach them before it was already too late.

*Chomp!*

Suddenly, it engulfed the entire area where the cultivators were standing a moment ago, swallowing them whole. The whale-like beast then turned around and dived into the wall of energy once again. The wall's chaotic energy would possibly kill most of the people. However, the whale swam through it as if it was inside the water.

As for the cultivators... they were able to see the moment the whale jumped back into the wall even though they were inside it. Timoteo couldn't help but laugh when they saw everyone's faces, saying, "Hahaha! It never fails to entertain me."

He then began to explain, "This is the Wall Beast, the only living being capable of living inside the wall's energy. In fact, it would die if it left the wall for too long. As you can see, it is purely made of energy. That's why you can see through it and watch the wall's chaotic energy outside. Now then, enjoy the journey."