"Were any bodies or survivors left behind?"
Xu Taiping did not rush to look at the Moonshadow Stone, but continued questioning Huang Que.
"There was one survivor, the youngest daughter of Great Liang's monarch," Huang Que answered.
"How did she survive?" Xu Taiping asked.
"She has an Immortal Treasure on her. We suspect Great Liang's monarch gave it to her, because one of our Walkers in the mortal world once saw this little princess beside him. At the time, Great Liang's monarch doted on her."
Huang Que answered.
Xu Taiping's eyes brightened at this. He glanced casually at his left hand, then asked Huang Que with an unruffled expression, "Could you take me to see this little princess?"
Huang Que frowned at his words before answering:
"Of course, that's no problem. But when we found this little princess, she had already lost her mind. We couldn't get anything out of her."
"And no matter how we persuade her, she refuses to leave the palace ruins. Whenever we try to take her away by force, the Immortal Treasure on her reacts, attacking us relentlessly."
"Besides, this Immortal Treasure is linked to the little princess's Divine Soul. Destroying it would be the same as killing her."
"We had no choice but to station people in the palace ruins to watch over her."
"So if you want to see her, you'll have to come with me to the ruins of Great Liang's palace."
After explaining all this to Xu Taiping, Huang Que seemed to recall something and sighed helplessly.
"When can we leave?" Xu Taiping asked at once.
"Taiping, are you confident you can find a clue through her?"
Huang Que looked at Xu Taiping expectantly.
He had come to Xu Taiping precisely to see whether the luck Xu Taiping gained from the