They Don't Even Recognize a Flower After a Kong-They Must Be Evil Demons!

The Moon Palace, Moon Soil, an Undying Fairy.

Anywhere in the mortal world, they would have seemed as distant and insubstantial as figures from a myth.

At least, in Zi Yu's books, no one would have taken such stories seriously.

Yet when the head growing out of the bottle said those words, the Murong Brothers and his companions found themselves half believing her.

Whether it was the snow mountain behind Youngest Sister Peak, the mine on its slopes, or this "Bottle Fairy," everything here defied belief.

They had never seen anyone live inside a bottle like that. They had barely even heard of such a thing.

And though the "Fairy in the Bottle" looked like an innocent, carefree little girl, who knew how many years she had lived in this snowy peak?

Together with the dense ranks of wooden strips and yellow talismans all around her, she made the place feel eerie and frightening.

But by the rules of Jade Pearl Manor, since their treasure map had led them here, every treasure in this place belonged to their band of heroes.

At the thought of the title "Undying Fairy," the Murong Brothers felt certain she must look like a beautiful young woman.

If so, he would take her back even if she was a corpse.

The three of them involuntarily looked behind them, toward where the "Bottle Fairy" had indicated the "Undying Fairy" was.

But they had barely passed the mine cart when the Bottle Fairy's voice rang out again.

"Down below and forward. Not that way."

"You really are hopelessly stupid."

The three turned back and looked down into the opening beneath them.

The mine-cart rails spanned a vast hole. Wind moaned up from below, and they could not make out its depth.

They could not fully trust what