"Does this count as being under house arrest?" Xu Zimo asked with a smile.
"That's fine too. The more people among the ghost race we meet, the easier it will be for them to let the cat out of the bag," Xie Changliu replied.
"It depends on whether General Hepburn has the ability to find Rihua City and help us fulfill our wish."
After the two arrived at the courtyard where they were staying, the Long-Tongued Ghost left.
Xie Changliu took out the Hundred Ghost Liquid and dripped some onto the two of them again, lest the yin aura dissipate.
After all, the Hundred Ghost Liquid was not all-powerful.
"Rest well these next few days. General Hepburn will come looking for us again," Xu Zimo said.
Logically speaking, Rihua City, having been left behind by Wood God Jumang, should have been quite famous. Yet not a single person had heard of it.
That in itself was rather strange.
Over the following days, the two never left the courtyard and remained there for more than seven full days.
Then, one morning, General Hepburn came looking for Xu Zimo and Xie Changliu with a black-robed figure in tow.
"Come with us," General Hepburn said without beating around the bush.
"Where to?" Xu Zimo asked.
"You'll know when we get there," General Hepburn replied lazily, unwilling to explain.
He and the black-robed figure led the way ahead, while Xu Zimo and Xie Changliu followed closely behind, leaving the residence directly.
They left Yanluo City as well and headed east.
"Lord Hepburn, where are we going? At least tell us," Xie Changliu asked.
"Based on what you said, we specifically looked into matters concerning Rihua.
Want to hear something? We found some interesting things," General Hepburn said with a soft laugh.
"This lowly one