Chu Yu's eyes also turned red, but... he was the main god, he couldn't show weakness, especially since he had Liao Liao in his arms who needed to be taken care of.
But in fact, Chu Yu's pain was no less than Hua's. Although his feelings were not as intense as Hua's, he had been taken care of by four gods—Mi'e, Qingfeng, Xubing, and Xiyue—since he could remember.
It's no exaggeration to say that he was raised by them, and the God of Mie later helped him save Liao Liao; he remembers all these kindnesses.
Now that the prophecy stone of the evil god has suddenly appeared here, he absolutely does not believe it is an accident. One day, he will find out who is behind this and make him pay for what he has done!
The prophecy stone lost all its luster in Chu Yu's hands, or perhaps it had long since lost its luster, and the so-called luminous white light was nothing but an illusion.
Suddenly, the ground beneath their feet began to crack and show signs of collapsing. The group had no choice but to leave as quickly as possible.
Chu Yu, pulling Hua with her red and swollen eyes, quickly flew away, with the others following closely behind.
They continued on their way and soon arrived at a new place, a place completely different from the ones they had encountered before, a veritable paradise.
The hillsides were covered with nameless wildflowers. Not far from them was a small courtyard enclosed by a fence, with a small wooden house inside and a hen and chicks clucking outside.
Wisps of smoke even rose from above the cabin.
A short while later, a woman came out of the house.
The group was shocked when they saw the woman's face.
"This...isn't this the Guanyin statue in the Guanyin Temple in Lanzhou?!"
It's her.
Chu Yu said in a deep voice.
None of them spoke again, all of them staring intently at the woman.
The woman, dressed in white with a blue sachet hanging from her waist, was looking outside and calling out in a slightly raised voice, "Yi'er."
Just then, a little boy ran over from afar, sweating profusely but beaming with joy, and asked, "Master, is it time for dinner?"
The woman smiled and took out her handkerchief to wipe the large beads of sweat from his forehead, teasing the little boy, "You, all you think about is food. Have you practiced your swordsmanship? Have you memorized your books?"
The little boy playfully threw himself into the woman's arms and said, "Master, Yi'er is hungry."
The woman pushed the little boy's face away from her lower abdomen: "You, you, every time I ask you about your homework, you always say you're tired, hungry, or sleepy. You little rascal."
The little boy looked up and said sweetly, "Master, Yi'er is really hungry. Shall we eat first? After we eat, I promise I will study hard."
The woman didn't really intend to make things difficult for the little boy. Hearing his assurance, she didn't pursue the matter further and led him into the house.
The group of people looked at each other in bewilderment.
The group cautiously stepped inside, feeling no discomfort. After confirming there were no traps, they went to the cabin and approached to knock.
However, her fingers passed straight through the door. The others tried it themselves and then discovered that this was probably an illusion, and one that they could not touch or participate in.
When they tried to return the way they came, they found they couldn't get out. Even Chu Yu couldn't break the illusion.
It seems they can only watch the story within this illusion.
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