Zhao Yi did not fly within the city. Unwilling to draw attention to himself, he found a horse, rode out through the East City Gate, and headed straight east.
Once the pedestrians disappeared from the road, he abandoned the horse and switched to the Wind-Treading Spell, which was much faster than riding.
By evening, a large river blocked his path. Originating in the Changheng Mountains, this river flowed across the entire Zhao Country and straight west toward the sea. Legend had it that divine dragons had once appeared in its waters, and it was renowned throughout Zhao Country as the Bailong River.
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