The Longevity Family: Starting from the Foundation Establishment Ancestor

Han Mu looked at the middle-aged man in front of him, and alarm bells rang in his mind. Obsidian's aura was unfathomable, more powerful than any enemy he had ever seen, including the Void Devourer and the Heavenly Demon Lord, who were like ants in front of Obsidian.

"You know me?" Han Mu asked warily. He had only been in the Divine Realm for a short time, so logically no one should know him.

"Of course I recognize you. You have my mark left in the Chaos Sea. I sensed it the moment you entered the Divine Realm," Obsidian said with a calm tone, as if he were talking about something trivial.

Han Mu's heart sank. He hadn't expected that Obsidian had left a mark in the Chaos Sea, which meant that his every move was under Obsidian's surveillance.

"What do you want?" Han Mu asked. He was ready for battle. Although he knew he might not be a match for Obsidian, he would not surrender without a fight.

"Don't be nervous, I mean no harm." Obsidian waved his hand. "I've been waiting for you for a long time. I just want to see what kind of person can escape from the sheepdogs I left behind."

"Now it seems, you're nothing special." Obsidian sized up Han Mu, shook his head, and said, "Early stage of Immortal Realm is just the lowest level in the God Realm. You couldn't even withstand one of my moves."

Han Mu remained silent. He knew that Obsidian was telling the truth; the gap between the early stage of Immortal and the peak of Immortal was even greater than that between the Golden Core stage and the Mahayana stage.

"But I'm quite curious, how did you break through to the Immortal Realm? The Chaos Sea is such a barren place, it shouldn't be possible for an Immortal to be born there," Obsidian said.

"It was just a coincidence," Han Mu said dismissively, not wanting to reveal too much information.

"It was a coincidence, hehe. Never mind if you don't want to talk about it, I don't care anyway." Obsidian laughed. "Since you've come to the Divine Realm, why don't you stay? I happen to need someone to run errands for me."

"Sorry, I'm not interested," Han Mu refused. He had no desire to be Obsidian's lackey.

"Are you sure you want to refuse me?" Obsidian's smile turned cold. "In the Divine Realm, no one has ever dared to refuse my invitation."

"Then we'll have one today," Han Mu said coldly, already prepared for battle.

"Interesting. It's been a long time since anyone dared to speak to me like that." Obsidian raised his hand, and a powerful pressure enveloped Han Mu.

Han Mu felt a sudden heaviness in his body, as if a mountain was pressing down on him, making it difficult to even breathe. He gritted his teeth and persevered, using his transcendent power to protect his entire body and resist the oppressive force of Obsidian.

"Not bad, being able to withstand my pressure shows you're quite capable." A hint of appreciation flashed in Obsidian's eyes, but his hands didn't stop moving. He pointed a finger, and a black beam of light shot towards Han Mu.

Han Mu's expression turned solemn. He could sense the terrifying power contained in the black beam of light and dared not take it head-on. He activated the spacetime compass, which slowed down the flow of time around him, and he narrowly avoided the black beam of light.

The black beam grazed past and struck a distant mountain peak, instantly vaporizing it without leaving a trace.

"The Law of Spacetime, no wonder you were able to escape from the Chaos Sea." A hint of surprise flashed in Obsidian's eyes. The Law of Spacetime is one of the highest-level laws, and it is rarely seen even in the God Realm.

"However, do you think you can contend with me just because you have the laws of time and space? You're too naive." Obsidian formed hand seals, and the surrounding space began to distort. A powerful suction force pulled Han Mu toward Obsidian.

Han Mu's expression changed. He felt as if he were stuck in a quagmire, making it extremely difficult to move. The power of the spacetime compass could not completely counteract the suction force.

"My lord, be careful, he is using the laws of space to suppress your laws of time." Han Li's voice came from the communication talisman, filled with anxiety.

Han Mu gritted his teeth. He knew he was no match for Obsidian, and continuing to fight would only lead to his death. But he couldn't run away either; Obsidian would definitely not let him go.

"Obsidian, what exactly do you want?" Han Mu asked.

"I told you, stay here and be my errand boy. Maybe I'll let you go back when I'm in a better mood," Obsidian said with a smile.

"Dream on," Han Mu said coldly. He would rather die than be a slave to Obsidian.

"Then don't blame me for being ruthless." Obsidian's eyes flashed with killing intent. He attacked again, this time with all five fingers pointing out five black beams of light that shot towards Han Mu, blocking all his escape routes.

Han Mu's face turned deathly pale. He knew he couldn't escape, but he couldn't die here. He had to go back to protect the Chaos Sea and his family.

Just then, a golden light descended from the sky, blocking Han Mu and deflecting all five black beams of light.

Han Mu was stunned for a moment, then turned his head and saw an old man in a white robe standing not far away. The old man had white hair and beard, and had an air of otherworldly wisdom, exuding a powerful aura.

"Old man Bai, you're meddling in other people's business." Obsidian's expression turned somewhat unpleasant when he saw the white-robed old man.

"Obsidian, how dare you bully a junior who has just broken through?" the white-robed elder laughed, his tone laced with sarcasm.

"This is my prey, you'd better not interfere," Obsidian said coldly.

"Your prey? I seem to remember the Chaos Sea being ownerless. When did it become your private property?" the white-robed elder said.

"You." Obsidian choked, his face turning red.

"Alright, I'm taking this person with me. If you have any objections, you can go and argue with the Domain Lord." After the white-robed elder finished speaking, he raised his hand and waved it. A golden light enveloped Han Mu, and the two disappeared from the spot.

Obsidian stared at the direction where the two had disappeared, his face grim, but he did not chase after them. The domain lord mentioned by the white-robed old man was someone he could not afford to offend.

After the golden light dissipated, Han Mu found himself in an ancient courtyard. The courtyard was not large, but it was decorated very elegantly, and the air was filled with a faint fragrance of flowers.

"Thank you for saving my life, senior." Han Mu bowed deeply to the white-robed old man.

"No need to be so polite. I am Bai Mei, a rogue cultivator from the Eastern Region of the Divine Realm. I saw you fighting with Hei Yao earlier and helped you out," the white-robed elder said with a smile.

"Senior, who exactly is Obsidian, and why is he so strong?" Han Mu asked.

"Obsidian is one of the top immortals in the divine domain, and his cultivation has reached the peak of immortality. He is only one step away from the legendary realm of the ruler. It is normal that you cannot defeat him," said White Eyebrows.

"Peak of Immortality." Han Mu gasped, realizing just how vast the gap was between him and Obsidian.

"You've just broken through to the Immortal Realm, and you've already managed to withstand a few moves from him. That's quite impressive. Given time, you might very well surpass him," White Eyebrows comforted him.

"You flatter me, senior," Han Mu said modestly.

"Alright, you're safe now. What are your plans for the future?" Bai Mei asked.

"I want to go back to the Chaos Sea," Han Mu said. He had achieved his goal of coming to the Divine Realm and had broken through to the Immortal Realm. It was time for him to go back.

"Are you sure you want to go back to the Chaos Sea? Obsidian definitely won't let this go. You might encounter his ambush on your way back," White Eyebrows warned.

"I know, but I have to go back. My family and friends are all in the Chaos Sea. I can't abandon them," Han Mu said.

Bai Mei looked at Han Mu, a hint of admiration flashing in his eyes: "He is loyal and righteous, a good prospect. Here, I will give you a treasure that can help you conceal your aura and avoid Hei Yao's pursuit."

After Bai Mei finished speaking, he took out a jade pendant and handed it to Han Mu.

Han Mu accepted the jade pendant, sensed the power contained within it, and knew it was a rare treasure. He thanked him again.