The black thread was cut, and the stone statue collapsed instantly.
Baili Fengyun flashed to his master's side, picked him up, and hoisted him onto his shoulder: "Lady Mo, let's go quickly."
"Little witch, quick, put this monstrous thing away!" Farmer's anxious and excited voice rang in my mind.
Mo Qingcheng was slightly taken aback. With a wave of her hand, she put the seated monster skeleton into her space, and with a sway of her body, she ran out of the main hall.
The rumbling sound continued, and Mo Qingcheng's lips curled into a smile: "Let's go!"
The three of them dashed out of the main hall. A dozen small red dots flashed in Mo Qingcheng's mind—someone was coming…
Guided by Farmer, the three hid in a cave within the forbidden area.
Three miles northwest of the forbidden area, with their backs to the main hall, there was a hidden cave entrance. Several people crawled inside, and Mo Qingcheng flicked her finger, causing a packet of powder to explode at the cave entrance, concealing their presence, but only for three hours.
Baili Fengyun's starry eyes practically glued to Mo Qingcheng. "Is there more? Is there more? Is there more?"
Mo Qingcheng instructed Baili Fengyun to take good care of his master before heading deeper into the area.
Farmer's voice trembled slightly with surprise: "Little Witch, you've struck gold..."
"Hmm?" Mo Qingcheng rolled her eyes. Others might not know what kind of person this guy was, but she knew it herself.
What the hell are you posting? I'd be grateful if you didn't die.
Farmer awkwardly shut his mouth, realizing it was best not to say more, as it would be a loss if the little witch returned.
Do you think it's easy for me? I'm constantly worrying myself sick over that little witch...
Mo Qingcheng ignored the farm and cautiously moved forward. Danger and reward go hand in hand; she understood this principle perfectly in her past life, but…
With the past vivid in her mind, Mo Qingcheng's mood became increasingly agitated. Suddenly, she tripped over something.
Mo Qingcheng frowned, lifted her foot, lowered her eyes, took out the luminous pearl she had pried off last time, shone it on her feet, and her lips twitched wildly.
Who the hell has such a weird quirk?
Nine boxes of varying sizes and shapes lay haphazardly at my feet. Just now, I accidentally picked up a red square box, which was now emitting a faint, eerie red glow.
Mo Qingcheng lifted her foot, and the red box flew to her feet, hovering on the ground as if waiting to be kicked.
Mo Qingcheng was speechless. She casually kicked the red box, and it flew into the interstellar farm with a "whoosh".
Holy crap, is this for real?
"Little witch, keep going! Keep going..." Farmer grabbed the red box and rolled it around, having a great time.
Mo Qingcheng kicked each of the nine boxes, sending them all flying into the interstellar farm.
"Little witch, have fun, and good luck..." Farmer said, then abruptly severed the mental connection.
Mo Qingcheng, who was about to speak, remained silent.
It's become sentient?
Just you wait, you witch...
After walking for about the time it takes to brew a cup of tea, Mo Qingcheng paused, looking at the endless road with a puzzled expression, lost in thought.
A picture appeared faintly on the wall; Mo Qingcheng scanned it with her divine sense, and her gaze changed drastically…
"You've finally arrived..." A faint sigh entered my mind.
"You don't need to hide your identity. You didn't lead me here just to see the scenery or chat, did you?" Mo Qingcheng said expressionlessly, her voice cold. Before she came, Farmer had given her a heads-up that there was an unknown force pulling her in from within the forbidden area, and he was powerless to stop it.
After a moment, another sigh escaped: "I have waited a thousand years to find my destined one. Why don't you inherit my mantle..."
"Stop it, give up on that idea..."
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