Upon seeing the two formations before them, both Shushu Xuejie and Mo Xin were somewhat taken aback, their faces filled with surprise.

Even the two magical artifacts that had been silently hanging on the succulent's collar couldn't help but fly out and curiously examine the succulent.

As they watched, the two kept muttering to themselves, marveling at the extravagant spending of the person behind it all.

As for the succubus who was being stared at by everyone, after realizing that she couldn't break free, she closed her eyes as if she had given up and refused to cooperate.

Seeing this, Mo Xin was not in a hurry to interrogate it, but turned to look at the yam and asked, "Where did you get this?"

What this thing is is self-evident.

When asked, Shushu didn't hide anything and immediately told him everything about the exchange with Hei Wanran and his previous encounter with Qu Ruxue and the others.

After she finished speaking, she caught a glimpse of the succubus who seemed to be playing dead but was actually eavesdropping on her conversation.

Shushu's eyes flickered, and she began to test the waters. She deliberately brought up Qu Ruxue, saying that she felt something was off about her and that she should keep a close eye on her.

As she spoke, she kept a close eye on the succubus. Sure enough, she noticed that when Mo Xin was keeping an eye on Qu Ruxue, the succubus's body stiffened for a moment.

Later, perhaps fearing discovery, the potato saw that it had forcibly held its breath and knocked itself unconscious, trying to cover up the abnormality that had just occurred.

Little did they know that this action was completely unnecessary in the eyes of Shushu, and even Moxin noticed it.

Looking at the completely unconscious succubus, Mo Xin recalled what Shushu had just said and instantly understood what was going on, her eyes turning dangerous.

The next moment, Mo Xin raised his hand, and a special cage with one door already open appeared in the cave. The succubus was thrown inside without any surprise.

As the succubus crashed onto the floor of the cage with a thud, the open door closed.

Mo Xin even cast a few spells to completely cut off the succubus's chance of escape and contact with the outside world before putting away the cage and looking at Shushu: "How did you find out?"

The question was how she discovered the connection between the succubus and Qu Ruxue.

Millet: "Intuition."

Mo Xin asked again, puzzled: "Intuition?"

Millet: "Yes."

Mo Xin was speechless with emotion. So all their hard work in searching was not as good as Shushu's lucky stumble upon it.

At this moment, even if Mo Xin is the Heavenly Dao, he has to admit that the luck of the Treasure-Seeking Rat, especially the one in front of him, is somewhat infuriating.

Therefore, after taking a deep breath and suppressing the sudden and intense envy in her heart, Mo Xin's tone inevitably carried a hint of sourness.

"As expected, it's the only chance of survival given by heaven." This kind of luck is definitely something to be hated.

The following sentence was not explicitly stated by Mo Xin, but conveyed through her eyes, and Shushu miraculously understood it.

Seeing Mo Xin, who was practically turning into a lemon, Shushu's expression turned awkward.

Then, as if remembering something, she quickly composed herself, looked at Mo Xin, and asked seriously, "So, senior, you brought me to the Demon Realm not because of luck, but because of fate, right?"

Mo Xin hadn't expected Shushu to be so perceptive, but since he'd already guessed it, there was no need to hide it anymore, so she simply nodded and admitted, "Yes."

With that nod, the thought "I knew it" arose in Shushu's mind.

Looking back, from the very beginning of the Rainy Continent, to the later Eastern Long Realm, and now with the addition of the Demon Realm, it doesn't seem so strange.

Then I remembered that whether it was the Rainy Continent or the Eastern Long Realm, the mastermind behind it all pointed directly to the immortal Huaiyu in the Upper Realm.

For some reason, at this moment, Shushu subconsciously felt that the matter in the Demon Realm was probably also related to her.

Thinking this, Shushu couldn't help but ask, "Senior, do you know Huaiyu from the Immortal Realm?"

The question came as abruptly as to why Mo Xin hadn't expected it and was momentarily stunned.

Upon seeing this, Shushu quickly recounted to him the events of the fortune-stealing he had encountered in the Rainy Continent and the Eastern Long Realm, as well as the discovery that Huaiyu was the person behind it all.

The more Mo Xin listened, the more his brows furrowed. He seemed to have heard of this person before, but when exactly? Mo Xin's thoughts raced as he tried to recall.

But for the time being, I just couldn't remember, yet I had a gut feeling that this person was very important, and that finding relevant clues would lead to a breakthrough.

The feeling was so strong that Mo Xin simply waved his hand and took Shushu and Xuejie to an unfamiliar place.

This unfamiliar place is a library. Looking up, all you can see is that except for the empty center, the walls are lined with shelves, each filled with countless jade slips.

After saying "Look around as you like," Mo Xin ignored Shushu and the others and walked to a wall to start looking through the jade slips from the bottom up.

When Shushu went closer to take a look, he found a sign on the corner of the wall that read "Chronicles of the Azure Demon Realm" in large characters.

Clearly, what's placed on this wall is likely the history of the Azure Demon Realm, as well as jade slips recording the events and powers of the various families in the Azure Demon Realm.

Shushu instantly understood what Moxin was going to do. After thinking for a moment, she didn't interrupt her and just watched Moxin's actions.

Mo Xin was very fast at reviewing the documents; all we could see was him swiping away, quickly filtering out a large number of jade slips.

Looking at the stack of jade slips piled high at his feet, Shushu couldn't help but worry that his sea of ​​consciousness might dry up.

Finally, remembering that he was the Heavenly Dao of this world, she felt relieved and quietly took out two chairs and a plate of spiritual fruit, eating with Xuejie while watching him busy himself.

Fortunately, Mo Xin's attention was entirely focused on checking the jade slips; otherwise, seeing Shushu so leisurely while he himself was exhausted, he would have spat out a mouthful of blood.

Fortunately, the effort paid off. After examining half of the jade slips on the wall, Mo Xin finally found a few words recorded on one of them.

It was truly just a few words, because the jade slip contained only this sentence: It is said that the Demon Lord of Huling in the Azure Demon Realm was once bound by a spiritual cultivator named Huaiyu.

As for why Mo Xin knew about it, it was because this legend was widely circulated in the Demon Realm back then, and even Mo Xin, who was a Heavenly Dao, had heard of it.

This is why Mo Xin felt a sense of familiarity upon hearing the name Huai Yu.