Still, with a bit more of an idea on how the Heavens were using the mark to observe him, Di Tou indeed felt a bit better. At the very least, he felt like he could obstruct the majority of the Heaven's attention by hiding in another world or perhaps even the 'Void' even if he couldn't fully deal with the mark.
And, knowing that the observation was done in such a way, Di Tou felt the liklihood of him finding the Heaven's mark and the way it was observing him more directly was more possible then ever now that he was planning to enter the Shattered Moon World again, as without the 'normal' way for the Heavens to observe him, it would have to resort to whatever mark was on Di Tou, right?
