Three Children

High-level Divine Sense Transmission differs from normal human speech.

Even if there is a language barrier, Divine Sense Transmission can allow the other party to directly understand part of the meaning of an unfamiliar language by vibrating their soul.

The three children hiding behind the gate, about twelve or thirteen years old, were two boys and one girl.

He was clearly very surprised by the voice that suddenly came to mind.

A moment later, the three gently opened the door and waved to Su Bai, signaling him to come over.

After a moment's thought, Su Bai stepped through the gate.

This door is the entrance to the rooftop of this building. After Su Bai stepped inside, he saw a staircase leading down.

However, the Stairwell Entrance was blocked by these three children, as if there was some Monster below the stairs that frightened them.

Three children surrounded Su Bai, chattering away.

The Nascent Soul Cultivator was also stumped, as he couldn't understand what they were saying at all.

Su Bai took out a High-level Talisman, [Language Comprehension Talisman], from his Storage Bag.

After using this Talisman, others can instantly understand the language of Su Bai's Aristocratic Clan.

It was originally meant to be kept as a backup, but it came in handy now.

Su Bai activated the [Language Comprehension Talisman], and its spiritual light shone on the three children. After a moment, all three children showed expressions of surprise.

"Can you understand what I'm saying?" Su Bai asked calmly.

"Yes, sir!" the three children replied in unison.

Su Bai nodded slightly. "Could you tell me where this is, and why it has become like this?"

The older of the three children spoke up, "We're in Wal City. My parents told me that a Nuclear War broke out before we were born."

"The war was fierce, and then the world changed; Black Fissures appeared in the sky."

"The water has almost disappeared."

"The wind and fire have become extremely dangerous."

"Vegetation has completely disappeared; we have never seen what plants look like since we were born."

"Furthermore, not only are there cracks in the sky, but many Monster are also emerging from underground."

"Be careful in the apocalypse, or you could easily be devoured by Monster."

"It was really too dangerous for someone like you to be standing outside like that."

Upon hearing this, Su Bai nodded in understanding.

"Have you ever heard of a very long, Blood-colored River that flows there?" Su Bai asked.

"No, sir." All three children shook their heads, indicating that they had not seen the Blood River Su Bai described.

Only the little girl caught a fleeting glint of something unusual in Su Bai's eyes.

Su Bai patted the Storage Bag, took out some food, and handed it to the Three Children.

"This is food for you."

"If you can help me find the Blood River, I'll give you ten times the food," Su Bai said.

The Three Children were clearly very hungry, and they began to devour the food as soon as they received it.

The little girl, while munching on Roast Chicken, asked, "Sir, is what you're saying true?"

Su Bai nodded. "Of course it's true."

"Eat slowly, no rush, I have plenty of food."

After thinking for a moment, he took out a pot of water and gave it to the Three Children.

The three children looked at the water with shining eyes, even more excited than if they had seen food.

In this realm, the Way of Water is the one that collapses the fastest among the fundamental rules, thus the water resource cycle system within this realm has completely disappeared.

Children usually don't have the opportunity to satisfy their need for water.

Hiding inside the rooftop gate, occasionally a little rain would fall from the sky through those Black Crevice.

The three children's way of survival was to catch and drink the rain of unknown origin.

In the time it takes to drink half a cup of tea.

The three children had eaten and drunk their fill.

After hesitating for a moment, the little girl approached Su Bai and said, "Uncle, I once saw a painting in the city's Collection Hall. It depicted a river of blood. I wonder if that counts as finding it for you?"