After much deliberation, she decided that going to the Imperial Preceptor's residence was the wiser and more urgent choice.
After all, if the Imperial Preceptor could truly rely on his profound Taoist skills to successfully deal with the soul residing in Ning Chenxing's body...
That would be like a long-awaited rain after a drought, given the current situation, which is as tangled as a knot and almost plunges people into despair.
A timely rain that can turn the tide and rewrite destiny.
The situation will take a dramatic turn for the better. What seemed like a hopeless and desperate predicament may finally see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Like a traveler who has been groping in the dark for a long time, finally seeing a lighthouse in the distance.
If that's not all, they could also use the Grand Preceptor's extraordinary abilities to find a way to restore Ning Chenxing, who was once kind-hearted, righteous, and warm to everyone like the sun.
Break free from the shackles that bind the soul, regain control of your body and consciousness, and return to the familiar and longed-for state.
That would be even better, a perfect situation where everyone is happy.
In this way, not only can the imminent, overwhelming crisis be resolved.
It can bring the whole situation back on track, restore the peace and tranquility of the past, just like the earth after a storm, regaining its vitality.
However, this situation also served as a deafening alarm bell, ringing heavily in Su Jinyun's heart.
It pulled her back to reality from her reverie of hopeful expectations, reminding her of another possibility.
If the Imperial Advisor were to face this spirit, he would feel helpless. Even if he used all his skills and knowledge, he would still find it difficult to subdue it effectively.
Then they could only place their last hope, like a drowning person grasping at a straw, on Master Xuwu.
After all, Su Jinyun had already demonstrated her keen insight by subtly revealing the Grand Preceptor's words, whether intentionally or unintentionally.
They sensed that Master Xuwu seemed to have a slight edge in magical cultivation, as if he stood at the pinnacle of the mysterious world of magic, looking down upon all living beings.
Its profound and unfathomable nature is beyond the reach of most.
However, at this moment, Master Xuwu was in Qin Qianluo's space.
Given the current situation, where every second counts and the circumstances are changing rapidly, like a turbulent river, time is as tight as a bowstring about to snap.
Every second felt like a sharp blade hanging over everyone's heads; it was too late to ask Master Xuwu for help.
This is undoubtedly a helpless and extremely anxious predicament, as if one were adrift in a vast ocean.
With the storm looming and the dark waves surging, they had lost their most reliable lifeboat and could only struggle in despair.
Fortunately, the Imperial Advisor is still here. Regardless of the final outcome, there is always more hope and a greater possibility of turning the tide.
Su Jinyun clenched her fists tightly, her slender yet powerful fingers seemingly condensing all her strength and conviction into them, her nails almost digging into her palms, leaving deep marks.
She slightly raised her head and looked at the endless dark night sky, where the stars twinkled, yet seemed dimmed by the heavy situation.
Silently praying, they hoped that the Imperial Advisor could use his extraordinary abilities, like a savior god, to turn the tide and resolve this crisis that was about to engulf everyone.
Lead them out of this nightmarish predicament, usher in the dawn of light and hope, get everything back on track, and restore peace to Chengxiao.
Pei Yanci bid farewell to Su Jinyun in haste, his figure disappearing in an instant, like a bird merging into the dark night sky.
Knowing the situation was critical and urgent, Su Jinyun immediately led her carefully selected trusted bodyguards, like a group of ghosts lurking in the night.
He quietly left the farm and hurried towards the direction of the Imperial Preceptor's residence.
At this moment, the night was like a heavy lead plate, pressing down firmly on the earth, and the surroundings were as quiet as a deathly place.
Only their deliberately soft yet unmistakably hurried footsteps, in this silent atmosphere, seemed like heavy hammers striking taut heartstrings, each sound startling and breathtaking.
Su Jinyun was well aware that the current situation was like the sea before a storm; on the surface, it was calm, but in reality, undercurrents were surging and dangers were lurking everywhere.
The Ning Chenxing that Yu Ying described was suspicious and cautious to the point of being pathological.
He must have already laid down a tight surveillance network around the residences of various court officials.
This surveillance network is like an invisible net, silently spreading out, waiting for any prey that tries to disrupt the peace to fall into its trap.
If one is not careful, one's whereabouts will be exposed, which will lead to a series of unpredictable and serious consequences, like a domino effect.
It could even drag the entire situation into an abyss of no return, plunging everyone into a desperate situation.
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