I Once Saw

Although Eluna only used a little more of her power.

However, she forgot one thing: up to now, her "body" is only a soul, and the power she can exert is no longer the power she could exert when she possessed her original physical body.

The vast majority of sealing abilities rely on the thirty-three massive Xie Pillars that are currently located within the Gandor Ruins.

Then.

Subconsciously ignoring this point, she exerted a little force.

A multitude of eerie, pitch-black Chains burst forth, piercing through space and then suddenly grabbing Biscuit, who was in the midst of a fierce battle, from all directions, dragging her back into the Gandor Ruins.

Eluna sighed helplessly and shrugged.

That's how it is...

"Biscuit is probably bound in a cave in the Gandor Ruins, thousands of miles away. I have the ability to seal her there, but I have no way to teleport her back."

After hearing what the other person said, Ian's furrowed brows relaxed slightly, and he breathed a sigh of relief.

"That's all?"

"That's all!"

Eluna crossed her arms, pouting slightly, and glared at Ian with annoyance.

That brat... he really wanted to hit her just now!

Unfortunately... we are at the mercy of others...

It makes me so angry just thinking about it!!

Ian, however, had no time to pay attention to the other party's displeasure and repeatedly confirmed with him.

"Are you sure the Biscuit will be alright?"

Being sealed away at a remote location is a minor issue; they can simply open the [Anywhere Door] to go and rescue them at any time.

But what if something happens to the other party?

When Ian opened the door again, he saw a blood-soaked corpse, which gave him a huge psychological trauma!

Eluna said loudly, puffing out her cheeks.

"Fine!"

"Now, please, our amazing Lord Ian, open the door quickly and rescue Biscuit!"

Clearly, Eluna was angry because Ian had targeted her, and her tone was somewhat sarcastic.

Ian was also somewhat embarrassed.

Who would have thought that the "accident" they were talking about was really just a minor one...

If things had been explained clearly earlier, this whole misunderstanding wouldn't have happened.

Ian shook his head.

Aimina then stepped forward and spoke softly.

"Ian, go Biscuit back first. Eluna went too far in this matter; there's no need to worry about it."

Eluna's beautiful eyes widened in shock; she hadn't expected her sister to say such a thing. She covered her mouth, on the verge of tears.

You heartless bastard... I knew you were after this brat!

They actually disregarded their sisterly bond of many years!

Aimina glared at her fiercely when she saw her dramatic expression.

Eluna... she's never learned her lesson!

Soon.

Ian pulled out the [Anywhere Door]. He'd been to the Gandor Ruins, so opening the door was the only way there.

The group followed them inside.

"Quickly, sense where people are!"

Inside the dark Gandor Ruins, Aimina hurriedly urged Eluna, for the Xie Pillars were all here, and the closer they were, the stronger Eluna's power would be.

Even... if she possessed a physical form.

Even if Sashado were to resurrect, Eluna could reseal him.

"In that direction!"

Eluna was urged on by her sister, somewhat reluctant but not daring to refuse, and pointed angrily.

The group immediately headed in that direction.

Not long after.

Within the vast Ruins plaza, they found Biscuit bound by Chains to a Black Pillar. She had clearly been trying to break free for a long time; her face was dirty, like a little wildcat.

Her body has reverted to its loli form.

However, as its body shrank, the seemingly magical Chains extending from the stone pillars behind it tightened, making escape impossible, leaving it in a pitiful state.

Upon seeing Ian and the others arrive, Kazilan's big eyes welled up with tears, as if she had seen family.

"Wow... you're finally here!"

Seeing this, Eluna felt somewhat apologetic. She clasped her hands together, and the Xie Pillars immediately retracted their black Chains.

Biscuit landed successfully.

"Sorry, Biscuit, we're late!"

"Waaah... Little Yi, Little Jin, Little Knife, Little Fei, Little Ku, I almost... never saw you again!"

The interior of the dark, open cave was dimly lit.

The blonde girl with twin ponytails was kneeling on the ground.

Her elaborate red and white dress was stained, tears streamed down her fair face, and her hands were clenched tightly in front of her chest, a look of sorrowful relief after surviving a disaster.

Anyone who saw it would think it was a touching scene of a hero rescuing a princess... just kidding!

Ian, Uvogin, Nobunaga, Feitan, Chrollo, who were named one by one by her, were speechless at her random use of titles.

Feitan, in particular, had a furrowed brow and his forehead twitched with a 5-point mark.

What the hell is Xiao Fei?!

If he weren't outmatched by this guy, he would have definitely taught him a lesson!

Ian sighed helplessly.

He knew that Biscuit was just that kind of person; how could a muscular woman who loved reading "pretty boy magazines" not be a fan of BL (Boys' Love)...?

Of course, even if the other person has a mischievous personality, their character is impeccable and they are worth getting to know better.

"Whoosh!"

Ian took out the [Time Cloth] and waved it at the other person, instantly restoring their status.

In the blink of a Kung Fu Hustle, the other person was jumping around again, full of energy.

"Ah, every time I experience Xiao Yi's abilities, I'm amazed by them..."

Biscuit smiled broadly and made a series of surprised clicks.

Ian was speechless.

"Don't call me Xiao Yi, it's weird..."

"Ah?"

"So, shall I call you Xiao En?"

Biscuit seemed to suddenly realize something.

"Forehead..."

"Fine, whatever you want..."

Ian rubbed his forehead in exasperation, then glanced around with a hint of curiosity.

"It seems the Exorcism Team didn't move anything from here. Was it because they were too busy, had no choice, or dared not? Are they just temporarily sealing off the entrance to this Ruins?"

After all.

At that time, those in the Exorcism Team should have also witnessed Eluna using the Thirty-Three Xie Pillars to reseal the monster here.

Logically speaking, one would think these Xie Pillar possess magical properties and want to study them.

Of course... if the other party knew Ian's thoughts, they would probably try desperately to explain and refuse!

They absolutely, positively do not want to study this "horrible" thing!

Not everyone possesses Ian's magical gadgets...

For others, however, life is only once.

Knowing full well that these are items used to seal extremely dangerous monsters, anyone who dares to suggest disturbing them will likely be attacked by the mob!

Upon hearing Ian's words, Biscuit was standing nearby, seemed to realize where they were and asked in surprise.

"Is this the Gandor Ruins where Sashado appeared?"

Ian glanced back at her and smiled.

"It seems Netero has told you everything that happened before..."

Biscuit nodded. After all, she was also a professional Hunter, so she was naturally curious about this kind of place. When she looked at the arena again, her gaze was filled with a hint of inquiry and contemplation. She said matter-of-factly.

"That's right... At first I thought my master was getting senile..."

"But unexpectedly, all of this actually happened."

She glanced at Ian, her expression slightly complicated, and said in a more serious tone.

"Even for Nen users, your experience is so incredible that it's hard to believe."

"A span of four thousand years..."

"Ian, even now, I still feel like I'm in a daze about the battle with Sashado, like it was all an illusion."

"It's incomprehensible... how could such a terrifying monster suddenly appear in our peaceful lives..."

"A monster... destroys humanity..."

Biscuit stopped there at the end.

This scene is so absurd that it's unimaginable.

So much so that even if rational judgment is correct, no one can imagine what this scene would actually look like, resulting in a strong sense of unreality.

Ian said... he understood.

He once witnessed a monster standing in the boundless starry sky, using only the death energy gathered at its fingertips to pierce through the planet and annihilate all life.

He had also witnessed a monster that, with a light tap on a table, destroyed half a planet.

However, he couldn't tell Biscuit, fearing she would find it even more unacceptable.

Just then...

Looking around at the mine-like scene, Ian suddenly had a good idea.