Moreover, after signing the soul contract, Lin Ying could sense the messages from both spaces. Basically, because of the restrictions placed on the spaces, even Lin Ying herself couldn't reveal anything about them, although she had never intended to.

However, if Lin Ying didn't tell her children about the space, they naturally wouldn't know. This is why it took Lin Ying a thousand years before she finally opened the space by chance.

They didn't know if they could wait another millennium; the Five Elements Space was originally the ancestor's soul contract space.

However, before he died, he chose to be an ordinary person in his next life, thus giving up his spatial ability. Lin Ying then realized that the diary was written for himself, so that he could see its contents in his next life.

The Five Elements Space doesn't require the Lin family bloodline to open, but it has a more demanding requirement. The feedback it gave to Lin Ying was unclear, and Lin Ying didn't understand it either. The general idea was that the next step was a long way off.

Although the spatial binding made her laugh a little, at least Lin Ying didn't have to think about the future allocation of her children, nor did she have to have another child because of this. It made things much easier for her.

Lin Ying placed the two sets of skeletons back into the stone coffin and then closed it. She filled the gaps around the coffin with soil, then covered it with a thick layer of soil. Afterward, she went into her spatial dimension to change her previous clothes and put on the heavy backpack she had brought in. She then led Hu Zi deeper into the forest.

She knew there were still many things she needed to deal with, and she needed to find Zhao Qinghuai and the others as soon as possible.

Lin Ying already knew their approximate location from the surveillance equipment.

Lin Ying led Hu Zi through the forest, keeping in mind the location of Zhao Qinghuai and his group as shown on the surveillance equipment. She knew that she had to remain highly vigilant to find them successfully.

In the dense forest, the trees blocked out the sun, and Lin Ying's gaze darted among the shadows, not missing a single detail. Hu Zi, standing beside her, sniffed the air from time to time, seemingly trying to find the scent of Zhao Qinghuai and the others for her.

As she walked, Lin Ying noticed a path ahead, which looked like it had been walked on. She hurried along the path and soon arrived at a valley. A light mist filled the valley, and she could vaguely see some figures moving about.