"A star of calamity has arrived?" Su Ziji's gaze sharpened. Without saying whether he believed her, he hesitated, then asked, "Could you tell me more?"
Simply saying a star of calamity had arrived-did that refer to a person or an event? If it was a person, when would they arrive, and roughly what would they look like? Those were questions he had to ask.
Otherwise, the people entering the city every day alone were a vast sea. Searching for someone without any information would be as difficult as fishing a needle out of the ocean.
Zhou Yao's small, snow-white ears twitched, and she shuddered. She murmured to Su Ziji, "It is someone who entered the city today. At least, they look human. They seem to be under the protection of Brahma Dharma now. I can no longer trace them."
Su Ziji nodded after hearing this. "I understand. I'm very grateful that you came to tell me as soon as you received the news. Would you like to see Bu Hui?"
Zhou Yao shook her head. "It was presumptuous of me to come today. I actually have something else to do, so I won't disturb Bu Hui. I should go."
Su Ziji thought of how Zhou Yao now had no ability to protect herself. Given the changes in her bearing and appearance, if she remained in the city and drew someone's attention, even wearing the Blackwood Bracelet might not keep her safe. It was not the ten thousand ordinary possibilities one feared, but the one unexpected mishap.
So Su Ziji stood and walked a few steps to see her off, offering a pointed reminder. "Miss Zhou, have you visited Princess Xinping's Daoist temple? If you have nothing to do these next few days, why not go see the princess? It might