"Back then, this place was filled with an extremely dense aura. We had that aura where we came from too, but it was nowhere near as thick as it was here in Yuanyue. It could make our whole bodies rot and twist until we died, so we never dared approach this place.
"Then, for a while, that aura suddenly vanished completely. Once we discovered it, we all came over here," Lu Jiu replied.
"Is that so?" Wei He had already clarified everything he could ask. As for whether it was true or false, he would have to judge that himself.
But at least for now, there was indeed no problem.
"One last question." Wei He raised his head again.
"Have you ever seen an enormous black bird fly over this place?" he asked in a deep voice.
Lu Jiu thought for a moment.
"No."
"All right. Thank you for sharing. Oh, the tea has gone cold. Could you bring me another pot of hot tea?" Wei He said with a nod.
"Of course. I'll go right away."
Lu Jiu hurriedly got to her feet, turned, and headed toward the kitchen.
Splat!
Her head suddenly exploded like an unripe watermelon, red and white matter mixed together as it sprayed across the floor behind her.
Her corpse remained standing where it was for several seconds before slowly pitching forward.
Bang.
A chair at the side was dragged over and overturned as well.
Wei He withdrew his right index finger. That very finger had just flicked out a gust of finger wind and dealt with Lu Jiu.
"Demons, ghosts, demonic power, spiritual power... This world was becoming more and more interesting."
Since Lu Jiu, that demon, had already eaten people, there was no way he could let her live.
No matter how broad-minded