A Betrothal Declaration Between the River God and War Angel Yvette? (Continued)

"Let's call it for today. We'll definitely spar another day," Su Yuan said to Yvette.

"Don't worry. We won't be meeting again," Yvette said, slowly descending and flying toward the group from the church.

Su Yuan had intended to retort, but she sensed that someone below was looking at her with an extremely stern expression. She could only obediently float down.

"Lady Yvette, you're finally back. What exactly happened? Why did your Soul Lantern go out?" As soon as Yvette landed, the bishop immediately led people over to surround her.

At the same time, when the bishop stood beside Yvette and saw the Soul Lantern in his hand shining brilliantly, he finally breathed a sigh of relief inwardly.

The Soul Lantern was an important tool used to maintain contact with Yvette.

The Soul Lantern was connected to the Angel Ring, which could monitor its owner's life status. Therefore, the Soul Lantern could detect whether that angel had died.

Ordinarily, that connection should not have been severed even upon entering the Abyss Channel. But when Chen Luo kicked the Heavenly Prison blocking the Abyss Channel aside, the bishop was shocked to discover that the Soul Lantern, which had long gone out, instantly reignited. Moreover, it burned with intense brilliance, indicating that Yvette was not far from the Soul Lantern.

Thus, the bishop guessed that the Heavenly Prison, that special high-grade magical artifact, had severed Yvette's connection to the Soul Lantern.

That made sense. The Heavenly Prison itself was of a higher grade than the Soul Lantern, and it was a suppressive magical artifact. It was perfectly normal for it to possess isolating effects.

"Do you expect me to explain things to you here? Or did you bring the Soul Lantern specifically to verify whether I'm really me?" Yvette coldly looked at