A single sentence from the local fox named Linglong plunged everyone at the scene into silence. Even True Spirit Yuan Hao, who had seen and experienced all kinds of storms in his life, was momentarily stunned. After an unknown length of time, Eileen (a long string) subconsciously raised her hand and poked Huli's tail. A loud "crackle" came from within the fur, finally breaking the strange silence.
"Hey, don't electrocute me—" Huli came to her senses as she pulled her tail back. (Usually, she was the one electrocuting others with her static; now, she had finally become the one getting shocked.) She turned and stared into Linglong's eyes. "Did you just say that immortal was named Yun Qingzi?!"
"Y-yes," Linglong stammered. The reactions of the people before her startled her, and she had no idea what was going on. Thinking she might have said something wrong, she said, "That voice said so itself. My Maternal Great Uncle and I both heard it..."
"Wait, let's sort this out." Eileen hurriedly raised her hand to interrupt her. As she spoke, a thoughtful look appeared on her face. "You mean that you and your Maternal Great Uncle saw some illusions and heard a voice. That voice said his name was Yun Qingzi and told you there was a 'destiny' here, so the two of you came here, right? Then... he didn't give you any proof? You just believed him?"
After the little doll finished speaking, True Spirit Yuan Hao nodded as well. "This matter is indeed suspicious. Why did you believe the words in the illusion? And under what circumstances did you see those illusions?"
Linglong looked dazed and confused. She seemed to have developed doubts herself while trying to recall what had happened, and her voice became especially uncertain. "We... suddenly saw