"Alright, I have things to attend to, so I''ll hang up now. I hope you sessfullyplete your mission," Perry said, after which he ended the call.


    "Hey, Perry?"


    Wilbur checked his phone screen and then decided to call Perry again.


    "Sorry, the number you dialed is unavable."


    Wilbur had no choice but to put his phone down and focus on the eighth cauldron fragment on the table again. After repeated observation, he finally confirmed that he could not find a breakthrough from the eighth cauldron fragment. He then decided to take out all seven other cauldron fragments and ced them on the table.


    Wilbur could sense faint energy emanating from them clearly when the eight cauldron fragments were ced together. The special energy felt very soothing. After hesitating for a moment, Wilbur instinctively began to piece the eight cauldron fragments together in sequence.


    Wilbur had meticulously observed the cauldron before and noticed that each cauldron had distinct patterns. The ninth dragon cauldron and the other eight cauldrons had different patterns, but there was a certain connection between the patterns of each dragon. Therefore, piecing them together was not too difficult.


    After thirty minutes of trying, Wilbur finallypleted the assembly of the cauldron fragments. Before him appeared the ninth dragon cauldron, missing only one dragon in the iplete section where thest dragon should be.


    Once the cauldron fragments were assembled, Wilbur immediately sensed a special energy, which made him pause. It seemed that there was a unique formation energy on the eight cauldron fragments. Now that they were pieced together, this faint spirit formation had been sessfully established.


    Then, Wilbur unleashed his spirit energy, injecting it into the fractured cauldron. The formation was instantly nourished by his spirit energy, strengthening it several times. An image formed of spirit energy appeared in his mind. Wilbur saw a vast open sea where the water trembled rapidly, and an ind emerged from beneath the sea.


    On a stone tform in the center of the ind, a cultivator with white robes sat cross-legged, meditating. Then, the cultivator slowly opened his eyes as he sensed that Wilbur was watching.


    The moment their eyes met, the image in his mind vanished. Wilbur stood stunned in ce. Even though it was only a mental image, his heart instinctively trembled when he made eye contact with the cultivator.


    It proved that the cultivator was not inferior to him. Wilbur was afraid that with the ninth cauldron fragment under his guard, obtaining it would likely be very difficult.


    However, he was so close to sess. He had to try it no matter what.


    He took a deep breath and took out the map, then he carefully searched. After a thorough examination, he finally pinpointed the location he had seen in his vision. It was an unnamed area out in the open seas.


    The oceanic area on Earth was vastly greater than thend area, and humans'' understanding of the ocean was less than ten percent. Therefore, a special ind that appeared out in the open sea would be unknown to ordinary people. Even among cultivators, only a small number of Emperor level cultivators might be aware of it.


    However, since the open waters did not belong to any nation and there were no cultivators residing there, Wilbur would have to visit the ind personally to learn about the ind and the cultivator on it. He could only rely on himself.


    After resting for half a day in the hotel, Wilbur set off in the afternoon, flying toward the ind in the deep uncharted parts of the Pacific Ocean. He elerated to reach the ind''s location as quickly as possible. Finally, he arrived in the area of the ind after five hours of flying.


    The sun was setting at that moment, and the strange ind began to sink. The cultivator looked at Wilbur and said, "You''re toote, young man. Come back in three months."