Wen Qingyuan asked in surprise, "Is the mist poisonous?"
"Oh dear, Fellow Daoist Wen, don't you know? This is really bad luck! They're unaware, and they're definitely going to suffer!"
Chen Lingzi, having just received Lu Han Yuanjun's notification, arrived just in time to overhear their conversation and immediately interrupted:
"Fellow Daoist Wenqing, don't panic too much. The poison isn't very strong and won't kill anyone. It will just affect their cultivation. Once they're out, let them rest and recuperate for a few hundred years, and everything will be fine."
This sounds like concern, but underneath it lies an undisguised feigned concern, and even a hint of schadenfreude.
Even if you spend hundreds of years recuperating, your cultivation will definitely not improve at all. You'll regret it when you finally cry!
"Yes, as long as we can get out safely, that's all that matters."
"Even if we get 'lost,' it's alright. Some demon cultivators have already gone in; maybe they're hiding inside. It won't be dangerous, hehehe..."
Despite listening to their sarcastic remarks, Ancestor Wen Qing was not angry. Instead, he listened and smiled, saying, "What you fellow Daoists say makes sense."
Her reaction was somewhat unexpected. Chen Lingzi squinted at her, wondering suspiciously if Ancestor Wen Qing was too anxious and had damaged his brain.
Otherwise, how can we explain it...?
"Although you all say it's not very toxic, it's still an impact, right? It's better to let them know."
She smoothed her sleeves, slowly raised her wrist, revealing a black gold bracelet.
She pointed her finger upwards, and instantly, a beam of light shot out from the bracelet and landed on a white jade wall in the center of the hall. A human figure was vaguely visible, and then gradually became clearer; it was actually an image!
"What do you mean, 'let them know'? You can't possibly notify them, can you? Fellow Daoist Wen Qing, I know you're worried sick about them, but you can't be so unrealistic. You should try to be more... relaxed..."
Chen Lingzi's false words of comfort gradually faded in the increasingly clear image until they stopped.
There was no longer any room to pay attention to his abruptly stopped voice, because everyone's attention was drawn to the mirror image!
That was actually—
A projection of the disciples of the Loose Cultivator City in the secret realm?!
It was a cute girl in green robes who was skipping along. Her cultivation level was only at the Foundation Establishment stage, but she carried many magical artifacts, so she was obviously a weapon cultivator.
She was surrounded by a chaotic mist, making it impossible to see any direction, but as if someone was pointing her in the right direction, she calmly and straightened up and headed straight towards a certain place, occasionally bending down to collect the spiritual herbs on the ground.
The girl's face was covered by a strange-looking mask, hanging on both sides above her ears, blocking her nose and mouth, thus filtering the air she breathed.
Yu Gangzi's eyes widened, and he exclaimed in astonishment, "Fellow Daoist Wenqing, this is—this is the situation inside the secret realm? How do you have a projection of the secret realm? Could you let me see my disciples?!"
Wen Qingyuan smiled mysteriously: "If you're not from our Loose Cultivator City, then you can't see it."
She avoided discussing the method, but she didn't hide the bracelet either. All the people saw was her fiddling with something, and the girl's wrist in the mirror also lit up.
The girl stopped, raised her hand, lowered her head, and lifted her sleeve. Only then did everyone realize that she was wearing a black gold bracelet on her wrist that was exactly the same as the one worn by Wen Qingyuan.
The girl asked cheerfully, "Yuanzu! What's wrong? What happened?"
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