The moment the female cultivator said those words, quite a few people fell silent.
Su Jiu could tell that, deep down, they agreed with the female cultivator. There was nothing wrong with that; by strict reasoning, she was indeed right. Yet human compassion existed beyond the letter of the law...
Ultimately, though, this was someone else's business. Su Jiu had done everything she could, and now she had more important things to do.
Seeing Su Jiu and the others about to leave, the female cultivator suddenly asked, "How do you plan to get out?"
Su Jiu shook her head. "We still have some things to take care of, so we won't be leaving just yet. But thank you for the information."
Before leaving, Su Jiu glanced at the two people who could not move and quietly left them a Formation Disk and a bottle of pills.
Su Jiu had plans of her own. Rather than immediately stepping onto the fourth level, she stood where she was, pondering something. By her reckoning, six hours had passed since they entered this place. Dawn would come in another four hours at most.
Yet neither the altar nor the Immortal Pool Spring they wanted to investigate had shown so much as a trace. Su Jiu was reluctant to leave just like that.
At least they now had a lead concerning the connection between the mirror and the Immortal Pool Spring.
Yun Huanling's innate gift was intimately tied to divination, which also made him increasingly sensitive to good and ill fortune.
Perhaps that intuition was simply too strong. After summoning his Compass, he began making meticulous calculations.
The others noticed what Yun Huanling was doing and tacitly refrained from mentioning leaving the Library Pavilion. Only after he put away his Compass did Lan Fang Ziyi