"Who knows whether Green Vine City still existed before the Great Cataclysm, but Tang Xin kept insisting on going there. I wanted to cure her illness, but I didn't know how. Green Vine City was the only clue, so we could only take things one step at a time."
Bai Ye nodded. So that was it. He suddenly felt as though he were witnessing history—perhaps this was the historical process of bringing the Transcendent Turmoil to an end.
At that moment, Tang Guo suddenly turned around. No longer angry, she wore a broad smile, though there was a hint of cunning in it.
"Oh, right. Aren't you an expert in the specialized research and response program for cross-dimensional compatibility in the Forbidden Domain? Why don't you take a look at my sister? If you can cure her, then we won't need to search for that goddamn Green Vine City."
Bai Ye was stunned. So An Xiaotong's memory had been inherited from Tang Guo? What was this Forbidden Domain whatever-whatever expert nonsense? He could not even repeat it all now, yet Tang Guo remembered it so clearly!?
He glanced at Tang Xin in Tang Guo's arms and shook his head slightly. "According to my research, Forbidden Domain contamination is divided into overt contamination and hidden contamination. The two differ significantly in their manifestations, mechanisms of action, and routes of exposure...
Hidden contamination possesses concealment, accumulation, and latency, requiring contamination tracing technology at the microscopic level, combined with forbidden restoration and biological synergy..."
"Stop, stop, stop!" Tang Guo's brain was already overloaded from listening, and she hurriedly interrupted him. "What exactly are you talking about?"
I don't know what I'm talking about either. Whatever Doctor wrote, I'll just say that.
Bai Ye decided to tie himself to Tang Guo's chariot under the