"This way, please." Chen Xuan pulled open the bedroom wardrobe door and gestured for her to enter.
Abigail froze.
No matter what, she had never expected him to board the ship this way.
"This ability is called the Netherworld Divine Gate. It uses the concept of doors to connect different areas, even different worlds," Chen Xuan improvised. "Once we go in, it will disappear, so there's no need to worry about anyone following us."
Abigail glanced inside.
The wardrobe was not dark or deep. It seemed to connect to another room, and she could see all the way to the end at a glance.
She sighed softly. "Will we be gone for long? The ship docks tomorrow at noon. No one aboard would dare question my whereabouts, but it'll be different once we reach headquarters."
"I'll make bringing you back the priority," Chen Xuan promised.
"What about Luo Diya?"
"It's better if she stays here. I'll tell her not to leave the room until she sees you return."
Abigail raised no further objections. Lowering her head, she squeezed into the narrow wardrobe.
Chen Xuan returned to the sitting room, gave Luo Diya his instructions, then brought Honglian back to Room 210 with him.
The bedroom soon fell silent again.
Holding her breath, Luo Diya listened quietly for a moment. Once she confirmed there were no voices, she curiously pushed open the door and entered the bedroom. Other than a four-foot-wide bed, a metal desk, and a built-in wardrobe, there was nothing in this cabin of less than six square meters. She had watched three living people enter the room with her own eyes, yet there was now no trace that they had ever been there.
When Abigail entered the first floor of the Ability Store, her feelings were almost beyond