However, she didn't know the extent of the chaos her father described.

It's better to give everyone some time to prepare.

Song Siyao nodded slightly and waved for the waiter to get back to work.

After finishing their meal and leaving the restaurant, Song Siyao frowned and looked towards the second floor of the teahouse across the street.

For some reason, she's been feeling like someone's watching her lately.

But it wasn't there every time I looked.

She wondered if it might be an invisibility talisman.

But an invisibility charm is incredibly expensive.

Add to that the time limit; who could keep an eye on her with an invisibility talisman for a whole month straight?

Besides, nothing was done.

The thought had just formed in Song Siyao's mind.

The image of my elder sister flashed through my mind.

If it were her older sister, that would be possible.

She thoughtfully withdrew her gaze, and as usual headed north out of the city. That night, she built a campfire in the forest, leaned against a tree, and closed her eyes to rest.

Suddenly, that inexplicable feeling returned.

Song Siyao suddenly opened her eyes.

"Sister."

In the forest filled with the chirping of insects and howling of wolves, the burning fire crackled and popped.

There was no response.

In the shadows, Song Tingwan shifted her gaze and stood quietly ten steps away without making any further moves.

If she were to suddenly move, the surrounding spiritual energy would fluctuate noticeably, and her exceptionally clever younger sister would surely notice.

However, it took me a whole month to guess it.

You idiot, Ayao.

Song Tingwan smiled slightly and quietly hid behind a tree to rest.

The journey was safe and sound.

Perhaps this trip isn't as dangerous as Father said?

The thought had just arisen.

Strange phenomena suddenly occurred at night.

A crimson moon hangs in the sky, accompanied by lightning, thunder, and torrential rain.

Suddenly, the monsters and spirits in the forest became restless, and the earth shook.

The earth suddenly tore open from the place where Song Siyao and Song Tingwan were.

Song Tingwan suddenly woke up and subconsciously circulated her spiritual energy to rise into the air, causing an earthquake.

The ground split open unexpectedly, and she landed awkwardly to the side. Looking up, she saw A Yao hovering above the crack on her sword, her face dark.

"Sister, are you alright?"

After a long while, Song Siyao looked in this direction, her lips pursed in worry as she asked.

The heavy rain blocked out the sound, making it both noisy and clear.

Clearly, now is not the time to throw a tantrum.

Song Tingwan removed the invisibility talisman from her body and appeared, approaching her sister. "I'm fine."

Song Siyao breathed a sigh of relief, although she guessed that with her sister's current strength, nothing serious would happen.

But the gazes from the shadows never fell on her again, and she still couldn't help but ask.

"Sister, come here."

She arrived on her sword and stood on the light, reaching out her hand to Song Tingwan.

Song Tingwan packed up the blanket and jumped onto Li Guang.

"With such a sudden earthquake, we don't know how many casualties there are in the town."

The ground cracked from this point, but the cracks spread extremely far.

The two flew through the air on their swords, and besides the huge crack, there were also many sinkholes in the ground.

The entire dense forest was filled with crooked and fallen trees, with very few intact ones remaining.

The crevice was bottomless. Song Siyao threw a rock bigger than a person's head down into it, but there was no echo.

"I heard from the waiter today that all the major forces are prepared and should be able to handle it."

Song Tingwan had also heard about it.

She and Ayao stood on the sword, their spiritual energy keeping the heavy rain at bay. Looking around, the crimson moon seemed to be announcing the start of chaos, giving her a strange jolt.