So many things happened in just three or four days. When I wanted to go back to find you, I found that I couldn't go back, and I couldn't open the box at all. I didn't know the specific contents. If all these things were predicted by the saint, it would be too terrible. I tried many methods, but I couldn't open this space and couldn't find any trace of you.

Even the bug was useless. There were no clues or leads at all. I had no choice but to try to leave. Unexpectedly, once I left, I found I couldn't return. After trying everything, nothing worked, I finally gave up and left.

Along the way, I constantly learned new knowledge, and my spiritual strength also greatly improved. Later, I came to the Duzhu Kingdom, also known as Yutu. Here, I made some friends, and hoped to find you through them. But then something unpleasant happened, and I was imprisoned.

After escaping, I stumbled into Shirai Castle. I figured I could hide there and rest for a while. However, no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't open that space. In desperation, I had to leave again.

At this time, I heard the news that the Mianyi had been annihilated. So, I decided to follow the Black Armor Army to find your whereabouts.

Bai Di spoke in a relaxed tone, as if these experiences were just trivial matters to him, and did not mention the hardships and pain involved at all.

"Do you still have that bug with you?" Xiankelai didn't know what to say, so he had to ask this question first.

"I lost it accidentally, what happened?" Bai Di seemed a little confused.

When everyone heard his answer, they all fell silent, their eyes looking at each other strangely.

"What's wrong?" Bai Di felt that this question was not simple.

"Uh... Bai Di, we are all friends, you don't have to be afraid... To tell you the truth, the conversations with the people we met last were translated for us by someone." Ma Tuan stammered as he explained the truth.

"Ah?" Bai Di's tone seemed a little surprised, but his expression did not change much.

"Well, if there's anything inconvenient to say, we won't ask. We all suspect that the eldest prince saw you talking to the bug and then stole it..." Ma Tuan carefully began to explain their guess.

"Look! There seems to be something up ahead," Blore interrupted him abruptly.

A few people were moving briskly between the stone pillars, their footsteps echoing in the silence. The stone pillars towered into the clouds, like a passage to the sky. Looking up, they could see that the top of the stone pillars was exceptionally large, shaped like a mushroom, giving off a heavy, oppressive feeling.

A thick grey cloud enveloped them, as if swallowing them whole. The air around them also grew thick and heavy, making it difficult to breathe.

A breeze blew by, bringing a hint of coolness. Several people couldn't help but stop and feel this rare comfort, listening to Bai Di's words as they walked, but suddenly Blore shouted that there was something ahead.

The slightly gloomy forest of stone tablets was dimly lit and the atmosphere oppressive. Each stone pillar had been carved into a cavity, and within it lay a figure huddled. Encased in transparent fat, these figures clung tightly to the stone pillars, unable to move. Their bodies twisted into strange shapes, as if they were desperately struggling to escape their bonds, but ultimately to no avail.

Closer inspection revealed faces filled with terror and despair. Their eyes were tightly closed, as if unwilling to face the horrific scene before them. Their lips were slightly parted, as if they were about to cry out for help one last time. Their bodies were incredibly pale, as white as paper. Veins and muscles were clearly visible, and one could even hear the beating of their hearts. This made them look more like living specimens than actual humans.

A pungent odor permeated the surroundings of the stone pillars, a mixture of human decay, blood, and transparent fat. This smell was nauseating and intensified the fear in people's hearts.

At that moment, a chill wind blew quietly past. The people on the stone pillars seemed to begin to tremble, their bodies emitting low groans, as if calling for help. However, in this deadly forest of stele, no one could hear their cries, let alone save them.

"What on earth are these?" Blore moved closer to get a clearer look with a puzzled look on his face. However, just as he took a few steps, the people trapped in the transparent solid suddenly seemed to come back to life, staring at the newcomer with wide eyes, as if they were still alive and their lives had never faded.

"Don't go over there yet!" Ma Tuan hurriedly stopped Blore and took two cautious steps forward. As expected, there was an indescribable strangeness in this place!

At the same time, Bai Di also came forward. He stared at these sealed people, and a sense of déjà vu surged in his heart.

Looking around, they saw only the surrounding stone tablets filled with people sealed in a transparent solid. These stone tablets resembled towering buildings, each floor containing seemingly living corpses. Due to their height limitations, they could only see a different face on each floor, but without exception, their mouths were open, their faces displaying an extremely strange expression.

At this moment, the sun in the sky gradually became narrower and narrower, and the light seemed to be concentrated in one direction. Only the stone pillar in the distance shone with a dazzling light, like a golden torch, while the colors of the other stone pillars gradually dimmed.

"What's going on?" Cyclamen had never seen such a strange sight.

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