Of course, there wouldn't be any flames in the icy oceans of the Arctic, just as in any other sea in the world. Although there are things like submarine volcanoes, I haven't sunk that deep yet.
The light of the fire was as elusive and uncertain as an illusion. I couldn't tell if I had truly seen the firelight or if it was just a vision that surfaced in my mind, likely the latter. Yet in this illusion, this 'vision' seemed more real than anything else. I was certain that it was the flame produced by igniting Yinyue in the real world.
That also meant my approach to breaking out of this situation was correct.
My line of thinking itself held some unstable elements, and if Yinyue's illusion was a 'release skill', it would mean my spirit couldn't sustain the ignition of Yinyue continuously. The only evidence that supported this line of thinking was my belief that my spirit automatically held the effect of burning away Illusion Technique power.
