He stepped on the face of the man who dared to make a move on Qiaoqiao, grinding it with force, and asked in a deep, sinister voice, "Who else do you want to keep?"
The man’s bones seed to have been all broken, and with this stomp, it felt as if his nose bone had also snapped, blood trickling from his nose. At this mont, as night fell, he struggled to open his eyes to look at Ling Nan, and astonishingly, it felt like seeing a demon from Hell.
He begged incoherently, but this ti, Gu Qiaoqiao would not spare them, feeling ashad of her unnecessary rcy earlier.
None of these people were good-natured. Even if they hadn’t killed, who knows how many they had hard.
Gu Qiaoqiao drew the malevolent energy between heaven and earth and silently applied it onto their bodies.
No need for judgnt; this was the best punishnt for them.
The rest of their lives would not be peaceful.
Then Gu Qiaoqiao and Ling Nan continued on their way, leaving these people in the wilderness. At this ti, the weather was the coldest, enough to make them suffer through the night.
As Qiaoqiao and Ling Nan passed through a county, they made a phone call. This area was under the jurisdiction of Captain Zhang, a friend of Qin Yize in the provincial city. Gu Qiaoqiao asked them to arrest the n but did not ntion Qin Yize’s situation because she couldn’t delay; she had to get to the base quickly.
This was just a small interlude that was quickly forgotten by Gu Qiaoqiao and Ling Nan. On the morning of January 27th, they finally reached their destination.
The person in charge of the base had been trained by Qin Yize himself and had already received the news. The higher-ups didn’t tell him the specifics but simply instructed him to cooperate unconditionally.
The facilities at this base were now very complete, and the mountain roads had been improved—more level than they had been on their last visit.
It was a winding Yellow Sand Road, nestled in the mountains.
The place where Qin Yize found the stone was in a stone nook on a cliff halfway up the mountain.
After a simple breakfast, Gu Qiaoqiao and Ling Nan set off.
The base director personally escorted them to the site, and once they arrived, Gu Qiaoqiao sent them back.
She had Ling Nan park the car by the roadside and started climbing the ten-ter-high cliff, carrying a backpack.
It wasn’t dangerous; the cliff was sloped, with protruding rocks available as climbing aids, so Ling Nan below wasn’t worried.
Moreover, he was prepared.
If Gu Qiaoqiao accidentally fell, he was confident he could catch her from below.
Regarding this, he was very confident.
At this mont, Gu Qiaoqiao was extrely excited.
It seed as if a familiar aura was drifting in from a distant place.
Gu Qiaoqiao climbed onto the large rock Qin Yize had shown her last ti.
This was an ordinary rock.
About the size of a millstone.
In the center of the rock was a stone nook, and the White Jade Stone was found in it.
Gu Qiaoqiao opened her backpack, took out the White Jade Stone, and concentrated her senses for a mont. Though disappointed to find no trace of a soul, she knew it wasn’t ti yet.
This was a distance spanning two ti-spaces.
Gu Qiaoqiao gestured an OK sign to Ling Nan below, then sat atop the large rock, carefully placing the White Jade Stone into the stone nook.
The mont she set it down, the surrounding air seed to ripple slightly, and though it passed in a blink, it gave Gu Qiaoqiao the feeling that today, Qin Yize would surely awaken.
She just hoped that when Qin Yize sensed the White Jade Stone’s return, he could follow the scent of his obsession back to this world soon...
Gu Qiaoqiao fervently prayed to Buddha for smooth success this ti.
And at that mont, in the dark and boundless river of ti, Qin Yize followed the sole light in the space to a place enveloped in white mist.
Similarly, there was no sky or ground.
In the mist, the light appeared even more dazzling.
Without any hesitation, Qin Yize tore through the thick mist, and suddenly, two golden archways radiating rainbow light appeared before him.
Qin Yize stopped in his tracks.
The gate was very high, seemingly piercing the clouds, while around him was still a sea of white mist. However, Qin Yize noticed that there appeared to be small light spots, like fireflies, hovering and drifting in the mist.
With a slight frown of his sword-like brows, Qin Yize stood tall at the golden arch.
He then stretched out his hand and pushed open the gate before him.
A path paved with golden cobblestones spread out before Qin Yize’s eyes.
Qin Yize stepped onto it.
When both feet landed on the cobblestones, the golden arch behind him disappeared in an instant.
Qin Yize glanced back indifferently, then strode forward.
Unknown how long he walked, perhaps a minute, or an hour—the path ended, and below stretched a rainbow bridge, which he jumped onto.
Landing precisely on the bridge.
He glanced at the rainbow bridge; there was only one direction. Once more, he took strong strides forward.
This ti, it happened quickly, as if in the blink of an eye; he stood at the bridge’s head.
There was a door at the bridgehead.
The surrounding walls seed to be constructed of light, reaching up to the sky.
Qin Yize gave the door a strong push.
This ti, Qin Yize’s eyes widened suddenly.
It seed like he had pushed open the door of a household.
What ca into view was a pair of fair, slender hands tearing a page from a calendar.
Qin Yize’s heart thumped—those were Qiaoqiao’s hands!
As soon as this thought erged, he saw Qiaoqiao’s silhouette appear before him, and then he heard Qiaoqiao’s clear, pleasing voice, seemingly talking to herself, "It’s already January 14th; just a few more weeks till New Year..."
Qin Yize quickly glanced at the calendar: January 14, 1989!
He was startled—was this not the first day he and Qiaoqiao arrived in Sky Sea City?
That night, sothing happened to him.
Surely, he’s unconscious now.
But no matter what, Qiaoqiao shouldn’t appear here.
Especially this room, which used to be their ho in the Northern Border City.
They had long left the main courtyard of the Border City Base; this house had long been soone else’s.
So what was going on in front of him?
The house was the sa, but so things were different.
The most important thing was the timing; it was early morning here.
Before Qin Yize could figure out what was going on, he saw Gu Qiaoqiao head to the living room.
His gaze followed her there.
Qiaoqiao’s expression seed a bit unfamiliar, yet it felt deeply ingrained in his mory.
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