As per his usual practice, the dragon-patterned wooden sign indicates the length of stay.

This time, it's a question mark.

Suddenly, he remembered something: anything that could display time was a living being, such as a human, a demon, or a ghost.

Does the question mark on the dragon-patterned wooden plaque mean that it's impossible to determine what kind of creature it is?

Kowloon is a corpse, and the coffin is not a living being.

Perhaps that's why there are three question marks.

I can't find anything. What does this mean? Does this thing just leave whenever it wants and stay here if it doesn't? Damn, this is too much!

Li Ming has a very active mind and is constantly making sarcastic remarks.

"But the Nine Dragons Pulling the Coffin is set to stop at the Five-Colored Altar?"

"Does this mean I also have a five-colored altar?"

Li Ming's imagination ran wild, and he wanted to dig this place up to see what was underneath the Yunmeng Sect.

Just as he was about to start digging, he suddenly noticed the black dog wagging its tail and biting a corner of the bronze coffin.

Biting and biting.

Click.

A white tooth fell to the ground.

The black dog barked wildly, rolling on the ground, its mouth full of blood.

It had lost one of its teeth.

Li Ming looked at it and said, "Serves you right. Remember not to bite things randomly when you're full and have nothing better to do."

Turning his gaze away, Li Ming suddenly had a flash of inspiration and thought of a question: Could he leave Yunmeng Sect by riding the Nine Dragons Coffin?

Just then, the dragon-patterned wooden plaque trembled, the three question marks on it disappeared, a cold aura descended, and an eerie and ominous power enveloped it.

It felt as if there was a pair of eyes watching me from the shadows.

Who is it?