Guiguzi ultimately shook his head. "Forget it. You'd better not see them."
"Why?" I asked. The more he refused to let me see them, the more urgently I wanted to know what those two aliens looked like.
Guiguzi sighed. "Because they'll disrupt your state of mind."
I didn't believe him.
Jiang Xiaohui didn't believe him either.
Even Ye Jinghong scoffed at the idea.
Seeing our reactions, Guiguzi asked, "Do you really want to see them?"
We all nodded, even Ying Gou.
"Fine," Guiguzi said. "Since you insist, I'll take you to see them."
He walked ahead and led us into a cave.
I noticed intricate formation diagrams at the entrance. The cave itself was like a maze, its floor carefully paved with bluestone. Every stone bore patterns that, upon closer inspection, were also formation diagrams.
"Follow in my footsteps," Guiguzi said. "Don't make a wrong step. If you do, you might have to stay here forever."
"What does it matter if we take a wrong step?" Jiang Xiaohui asked. "Aren't you here?"
Guiguzi replied coolly, "Even I won't be able to help you if you step wrong, because I won't know which time and space you'll be transported to. One wrong step, and you'll be thrown into the turbulent currents of time and space. You might even be exiled beyond the heavens."
Jiang Xiaohui froze. "Damn, it's that powerful?"
Guiguzi sneered. "Don't underestimate the abilities of the ancient great ones. Compared to them, you modern humans fall far short. Ancient civilization was countless times stronger than yours. You're merely at the embryonic stage of civilization now."
At last, we arrived before a prison cell. It looked peculiar, and even its material was extraordinarily strange. I couldn't tell what the cage had been forged from.
Finally, I saw the two members