Yin Zhu quickly reviewed the seven rules in her mind.
What is currently certain is that the first and seventh rules only relate to entering and leaving, and are not important; the second rule is not a fatal rule, but can only cause newcomers to lose their way; the third rule is adversarial and may pose a life-threatening risk; the fourth, fifth, and sixth rules revolve around Snow White and Snow Mountain Village, and are very likely to be fatal rules.
In other words, those icicles are very likely closely related to these three rules.
When Yin Zhu thinks of the ice pillars, she can't help but recall her encounter with Snow White. It was while she was observing the ice pillars that she saw Snow White—or perhaps the truth is the opposite: Snow White was admiring the frozen monster when she happened to walk by.
So, when Yin Zhu first arrived at the ice pillar group, Bai Xueji was very likely hiding in some corner, secretly observing Yin Zhu.
The thought of this somewhat frightening possibility made Yin Zhu shudder.
Impossible. Snow White behaved quite normally, except for being overly concerned with appearance and interpersonal relationships—which is very likely a social ill in the land of cherry blossoms—she showed no other negative or dark emotions.
Yin Zhu didn't believe that Bai Xueji's acting skills could fool her eyes.
As for why she was so confident, it wasn't because Yin Zhu had some kind of pink-themed talent or the ability to judge people's hearts; it was purely based on rational judgment.
Hirano San's upbringing is inconsistent with her outward appearance, so Yin Zhu concludes that Hirano San is an imposter; Shirayuki Hime's upbringing is quite warm, and her actions and behavior are not too unusual. The only suspicious thing is that she seems to know a lot of information about the Snow Woman.
Just as Yin Zhu was pondering this in her mind, she encountered another array of ice pillars.
Seeing the familiar frozen monsters, their various forms frozen in time, Yin Zhu suddenly felt a bad premonition and quickened her pace to pass through the area.
Continuing to walk forward, after walking for an unknown distance, just as Yin Zhu was feeling tired once again, she finally saw a house in the distance.
Yin Zhu's bad premonition reached its peak.
As they approached, they saw a familiar village, and standing at the village entrance, waving to Yin Zhu, was none other than Bai Xueji. Yin Zhu pursed her lips, unsure of what to say.
Snow Mountain Village, I, Yin Zhu, am back.
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