The blonde lady swallowed back the refusal she was about to say. She stared at Eros in front of her with her beautiful eyes and said:

"What you just said is true? Can you really send people to a place far away from Haidaram through the ritual formation?"

After she learned that a disaster would break out in Haidaram, her original idea was to temporarily leave Haidaram and return after the disaster was over.

But now Eros actually said that he had a ritual formation that could send people away directly, which would undoubtedly be much easier to operate than her previous idea.

Eros nodded and said, "Yes, but that method involves a secret of mine, so please sign a contract to keep it confidential after you know it."

"It's not that I don't trust the ladies, but I'm worried about accidents."

The blonde lady didn't think there was anything wrong with this and nodded and agreed without hesitation.

Seeing this, Eros smiled:

"Do you need me to set up the ritual formation now and take you over to have a look?"

The blonde lady was a little surprised: "This kind of ritual formation should be very complicated, right?"

In her opinion, how could this kind of ritual formation that existed only in legends and could teleport people away not be complicated?

Seeing the surprise on the lady's face, Eros smiled mysteriously and said:

"It's not complicated. It only requires some very simple spiritual materials to set up. Madam's family should have such materials."

Now the blonde lady could no longer suppress her curiosity.

"What do I need to prepare?" she asked curiously, looking at the young man in front of her.

Eros thought for a moment and said, "Just give me a quiet room, and then send the following spiritual materials over."

As he spoke, he listed the spiritual materials he needed.

The blonde lady beside him nodded after listening to it, indicating that she had taken note of it.

Sure enough, they were all very common spiritual materials, which their family had ready. So she glanced at her daughter, and the meaning was self-evident.