Yun Ran glanced at the Ginsengfruit desperately trying to prove its innocence and imdiately felt she couldn’t bear to look.
Despite being the Grand Steward of Qingfeng Temple, it seed to have no courage at all. Even if it did touch sothing, what of it?
After all, she was soone who stands by her people. Unless it involves breaking the Heavenly Law, it’s a small matter.
Especially because the Ginsengfruit was overly candid and straightforward in front of Xie Xuzhi, this was not a good thing.
Losing face as the temple master was one thing, but more importantly, if she and Xie Xuzhi ever fall out, they’d be at a disadvantage.
Under Yun Ran’s gaze, the Ginsengfruit also felt it had overreacted earlier and felt a bit embarrassed.
Xie Xuzhi wanted to say sothing to ease the tension.
But little did he know, Yun Ran was already contemplating how to avoid giving him any advantage if they were to fall out.
"Sigh~"
Just then, a sigh suddenly ca from the direction the light sphere couldn’t illuminate.
Along with the sigh, a dense aura of fierce energy erged.
Yun Ran’s expression slightly changed. When they first fell, she had carefully sensed it and found only bones here.
But now, this voice appeared.
There could be only one explanation: the owner of the voice had cultivation so profound that even Yun Ran couldn’t contend with it directly.
The previously nonchalant few imdiately beca alert.
The Little Papern swooshed down beside Xie Xuzhi.
Here, even though Xie Xuzhi was a martial arts expert, against a true Xuan Sect heavyweight, he was like fragile skin.
The Little Paperman and Ginsengfruit knew full well that for minor issues, they’d charge forward.
But if they encountered a tough opponent, they’d retreat to the back, guarding Yun Ran’s rear, leaving the platform to her.
Mo Zhi’s hand-crafted light sphere was rely for illumination and wasn’t very large.
But now, a voice had suddenly appeared, and even she hadn’t noticed any presence other than their master’s earlier.
This made Mo Zhi feel a bit edgy. Even though she was now soone to be feared, she was habitually cowardly.
As the Little Papern protected Xie Xuzhi thoroughly and the Ginsengfruit swung its whip,
Mo Zhi finally got a bit of tacit understanding. Without Yun Ran’s orders, she kept enlarging the light sphere in her hand until it was almost two ters in diater.
If not for the constraints, she would continue enlarging it, turning it into a void that sucks everything in; Mo Zhi wouldn’t stop.
The larger the light sphere, the more it illuminated; places previously unseen by the naked eye now had a visible view.
Yun Ran looked around but only saw more bones, with no trace of the voice’s owner.
Xie Xuzhi also frowned slightly. Logically, they could enlarge the traces around them.
If the owner of the voice was an enemy, this would have been the best ti to ambush them.
But now, the voice was completely gone, as if they had rely imagined it.
Yun Ran directly drew her Peach Wood Sword and also released the Heavenly Thunder Order, which hovered above her head.
After a while, Yun Ran’s lips curled slightly, "I found you!"
Speaking, Yun Ran swung her Peach Wood Sword, sending out a fierce flash of sword light.
Just hearing the sound made it feel like even the air was sliced apart.
A loud "bang" echoed.
The sword light collided with an air wall, which appeared completely transparent to the naked eye.
But when Yun Ran’s sword light struck the air wall, ripples finally appeared.
And the scene behind the air wall finally revealed itself.
A massive White Tiger was shackled with chains as thick as arms, with a collar inlaid with several ’gemstones’ around its neck.
Beside the White Tiger, several White Wolves looked on the brink of death, their size roughly similar to a cow.
With such a setup, they ought to be rulers; at least with a foot stamp, all life within a hundred miles should bow their heads.
But now, they seed utterly defeated, humbled, and turned useless.
If one’s cultivation wasn’t high enough, no one would have discovered them.
The air wall shielded external detection of their presence.
For the creatures trapped inside, the air wall was like a one-way mirror.
They could clearly see what was happening outside and even hear the conversations.
For many years, the long ages had driven these spiritually wise creatures to collapse in despair.
Only when others were thrown in could they montarily perk up and witness the ’joke’ outside.
Otherwise, the endless captivity left no hope.
Watching others get thrown in and slowly consud gave them false comfort: at least they were still alive, right?
The White Tiger had just opened its mouth.
Yun Ran’s entourage was so much more bizarre than the sacrifices thrown in before.
The White Tiger had never seen a group as peculiar as Yun Ran’s, not just a variety of Magic Artifacts but also a fragile man.
Most surprising was that their group included a female ghost, and she could conjure a light sphere of illumination in such a place.
The White Tiger couldn’t help but laugh, unexpectedly managing to penetrate the air wall this ti.
People before either cursed, cried for release, or stayed silent if composed.
But all those people, with no exceptions, would eventually die here slowly.
Yun Ran, seeing this scene, was speechless, thinking the place held either so big shot or another trap awaited.
But this is it?
Yun Ran put away her Peach Wood Sword and retrieved the Heavenly Thunder Order.
"Go and see what’s happening."
Trailblazing was the Little Paperman’s specialty.
As Yun Ran’s words fell, a Little Paperman imdiately stepped forward, flying to the still-rippling air wall.
One can’t tell from whom the Little Paperman learned aesthetics, but upon seeing the pure white, spotless White Tiger and White Wolves,
even without touching them, the Little Paperman eyes glead at the fluffiness.
The ripples on the air wall slowly subsided, and the scene behind the air wall started fading too.
The Little Paperman reached out and punched the air wall.
The air wall rippled again with noticeable waves, causing the fading White Tiger and companions to reappear imdiately.
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