Liu Chengfeng gazed into the distance at Cloud Mist Marsh and opened his Sky Eye to observe it from afar, but he saw no strange phenomena.
He used the Heavenly Mound to sense the green-haired stone coffin, yet there was no response at all. The deep pit was utterly silent, and he could detect nothing.
Liu Chengfeng did not dare turn the Heavenly Mound to call out. That might awaken every terrifying thing within Cloud Mist Marsh, especially the green-haired monster and the Black Emperor.
The Celestial Body showed no reaction. It had only become enraged when the green-haired monster tried to possess him.
"No need to look. It has already hidden."
Ye Huijian appeared out of nowhere, silently standing at his side. Liu Chengfeng had grown used to it.
"What exactly is it?"
Liu Chengfeng sought Ye Huijian's advice.
"Azure Corpse Ground."
Ye Huijian gazed into the distance, her eyes seeming capable of piercing through everything.
"What is Azure Corpse Ground? Is it God Burial Ground?"
"It counts as one."
"What is the azure corpse hidden inside the stone coffin like?"
Liu Chengfeng was intensely curious about the azure corpse in the stone coffin.
"I don't know."
"You don't know? Aren't you all-knowing?"
Liu Chengfeng shot this bargain-basement martial aunt a sidelong glance.
"Call me Martial Aunt—"
Ye Huijian rolled her eyes at him irritably. Though her appearance was plain, one could never tire of looking at her.
"Not calling you—"
"Then I won't tell you."
"Martial Aunt, dear Martial Aunt, tell me."
Liu Chengfeng had no principles whatsoever and immediately changed his tune.
"I don't know either."
Ye Huijian laughed sweetly, blinking once, playful and adorable.
"Taking advantage of me? Just watch how I deal with you."
"Come on, then. Let's see whether your wings have hardened yet."