The stalactite cavern was vast, but aside from the small pool of stone marrow they had just found, they discovered no second pool.
As Su Jiu surveyed their surroundings, she said, "I remember you mentioning that you came to this cavern while I was unconscious, Junior Granduncle."
Chu Luohen cast Su Jiu a sidelong glance.
Taking the hint, Su Jiu continued, "Then did you not discover the stone marrow we just collected that time, Junior Granduncle?"
"No." His cool, clear voice reached Su Jiu from up ahead.
Chu Luohen's expression remained unchanged, but inwardly, he recalled what had happened then.
Back then, he had awakened shortly after landing and immediately discovered that his spiritual qi had recovered. He had checked Su Jiu's condition first, then made a cursory inspection of their surroundings.
He had still been worried about Su Jiu, after all. Wherever he went, he had taken only a hasty look, returning to her side once he confirmed there was no danger nearby.
How could he have had the time to look for stalactite marrow?
There was simply no need to tell Su Jiu any of this.
Although the stalactite cavern was not small, it was ultimately nothing more than a spatial rift.
Indeed, Su Jiu and Chu Luohen had finally reached the end of the rift space.
There was nothing there but stalactites.
Faced with this situation, Su Jiu fell silent for a moment.
Then Chu Luohen saw her close her eyes again.
Perhaps because she could freely use spiritual qi in this space, Su Jiu instantly extended her perception to its limit.
Before long, she discovered several faint fluctuations of spatial power within this space.
To Su Jiu, those places where spatial power fluctuated now stood out like dazzling stars in the darkness.
Su Jiu opened