Volume 3

172 Underwater Stone Cave

Other than Gaoqin Jiuye, I also thought of somebody else.

Nie Zun.

If it was because of somebody’s sacrifice that Bian Ying could live like this now, then it was clear that Cang Ming had given up much more than Ta Lai did. Though I was sympathetic to Ta Lai, it was heartbreaking to hear Cang Ming’s story.

How about Nie Zun? If we couldn’t be more than five hundred meters apart, and this was a binding restriction, what could that possibly mean?

But Nie Zun is different from Cang Ming, he isn’t a soul splitter. So what exactly happened between Nie Zun, Gaoqin Jiuye and I?

On this, Bian Ying wasn’t able to provide me with an answer. I stood up, looking at water disappearing slowly into the soil as it dripped from the ends of my red dress.

When was the last time I’ve looked at soil like this?

I said quietly, “After all this time, you still haven’t told...