This explains why Yin Lin developed a fever; it wasn't caused by the elderly person, but rather a consequence of close protection.

Qu Jian'er grasped the key point: "A music box?"

"Mom, is it that hollowed-out wooden music box?" Yin's mother asked excitedly.

The old man nodded emphatically.

It is because of the existence of the music box that she has been able to preserve it to this day, relying solely on a wisp of kindness.

Qu Jian'er glanced at Zuo Chen.

Zuo Chen understood Qu Jian'er's meaning: "You like it?"

Qu Jian'er cleared her throat and said reservedly, "It's not that I like it that much, I'm just curious."

Since encountering various spirits.

She now has a collecting obsession.

I want to collect all types of spirits.

Aunt Yin shook her head subconsciously, explaining, "That was passed down from my ancestors..."

The old man interrupted, saying, “Linlin has been prone to encountering evil spirits since she was a child, and it has become increasingly severe recently, which is why I am unwilling to leave. If the two masters can restore Linlin to normal and prevent her from encountering evil spirits in the future, we are willing to give the music box to the two masters.”

Because it was a good intention.

Good intentions are also a kind of obsession left behind by the deceased.

She could clearly see the extraordinary qualities of the two people beside her, the kind of alarm that came from their very souls.

They were frantically yelling at her to get away.

Even powerful Taoists like Qu Jian'er and Zuo Chen, she'd lived so long and had never seen one like them...

No.

There are two, though.

They were a married couple.

However, their whereabouts are shrouded in mystery.

I was fortunate enough to meet them once; the couple looked worried, as if their actions were uncertain.

Yet they stubbornly sought an answer, an answer that would stop their tears and sorrow.

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