Hey, you are reborn too?

Her heart was pounding, Xie Yongwei mustered up her courage and looked towards that place again.

The dark clouds moved away, revealing a bright moonlight that shone through the light blue veil into the carriage.

Xie Yongwei calmed her breathing and tried to stay calm. It was okay. Even if she passed by a mass grave, it would be okay.

When they were alive, I had never done anything to let them down. As the saying goes, if you don't do anything wrong, you don't have to worry about ghosts knocking on your door.

As long as you haven't done anything against your conscience, nothing will happen to you.

Although she thought so, Xie Yongwei couldn't help but recall the incident of drugging Jiang Ying in the cave.

Xie Yongwei's eyes darkened for a moment. That incident was an exception. She only let Jiang Ying "pay for the mother's debt" because the Queen had poisoned and assassinated her.

rustling...

There was another sound, accompanied by the cool breeze blowing from the partition, and it fell clearly into Xie Yongwei's ears.

What's going on?

Xie Yongwei pinched her fingertips hard to wake herself up. She closed the medical book and had no interest in reading anymore.

Could it be that I didn't sleep in the middle of the night, so I encountered this? If so, I should go to bed early.

She held her breath, put the book away, extinguished the glass lamp, and tried to fall asleep.

While I was half asleep and half awake, the voice sounded faintly in the carriage.

A chill suddenly ran up her spine, and in the darkness, Xie Yongwei shivered slightly.

This sound, coming again?

If I was still afraid of Xie Yongwei just now, now I am more angry.

After all, that thing can scare her, but it can't disturb her sleep!

Xie Yongwei became furious and suddenly lifted the handkerchief she used to cover her eyes. She wanted to see what the hell this thing was that was playing tricks here!

She supported herself on the table, stood up, and walked towards that place step by step, carefully.

The further you walk in that direction, the clearer the sound becomes.

Even as I listened further, the voice became more and more familiar.

Xie Yongwei became suspicious. Could it be that this person was someone she knew before she died?

If they had really seen it before, and it had been floating in the carriage for so long without causing any harm to her, it... should not have any serious ill intentions.

Thinking of this, Xie Yongwei felt more confident.

When she was only three inches away from Lord Longyin, the voice became unusually clear.

But strangely, Xie Yongwei did not break out in a cold sweat this time.

She suddenly stopped, turned her head slightly stiffly, and looked at Venerable Longyin.

At this moment, the glass lamp in the carriage was extinguished, but the bright light from outside shone through the light blue veil, softly illuminating the face of Venerable Long Yin.

The man's brows were tightly knitted together, his expression was tense, and his thin lips moved slightly.

As the thin lips moved slightly under the bright moonlight, a sound that Xie Yongwei had heard before and thought was haunted sounded in the carriage.

Xie Yongwei froze in place, genuinely stunned for a moment.

If I saw it correctly, Venerable Longyin seemed to be talking in his sleep.

She couldn't help but lean towards Lord Longyin, wanting to hear more clearly.

The subtle murmur floated gently into Xie Yongwei's ears from the man's always tightly pursed lips.

Xie Yongwei held her breath and listened carefully.

This time, she stood still more sincerely.

The good news is that the car is not haunted, and the unusual movement she heard just now was just Venerable Longyin talking in his sleep.

Bad news. Why does Lord Longyin's dream talk always say "Avi"?

Xie Yongwei blinked slowly, then she gently lifted her left foot, took a step back, stepped back, followed by the right foot, and took a step back...

It was not until the back of her thigh hit the edge of the chair she usually sat on that Xie Yongwei realized what was happening.

I felt like I had uncovered a great secret.

She held on to the side of the chair with her hands and slowly sat down. Looking at the watery moonlight outside the partition, Xie Yongwei couldn't help thinking.

If Venerable Longyin knew that he had heard his talking in his sleep, would he kill himself to silence him?

No, Xie Yongwei couldn't help but frowned, so why did the Longyin Master call Awei over and over again in his dream...

Could it be that there was some hidden secret that she didn't know?

Even though Xie Yongwei had a lot on her mind, this body was still young and she didn't have time to think for long before it fell asleep peacefully.

That night, outside Wenyang City.

Jiang Ying and her group arrived late.

They were much later than Xie Yongwei and her group because of the robbery by mountain bandits.

Because most of the treasures were lost, Jiang Ying was furious and took it out on Wang Wu and others, so the process was delayed for a while.

After going back and forth for a while, it was already dark when they arrived at Wenyang City.

In fact, Jiang Ying didn't want to go back to the Medical Valley. After all, there were no maids there, and she had to do many things by herself.

Over the years, Jiang Ying worked hard and practiced harder, and finally asked her master Hu Yong for a position to bring someone into the valley to share the work.

But in fact, Jiang Ying was disdainful of that quota. After all, outside the Medical Immortal Valley, she was the noble Ninth Princess of Dayuan.

She had as many maids and servants as she wanted. Guards and even ministers, who could not help but bow their heads and kowtow to her when they saw her?

Thinking of showing off his power outside the Medical Immortal Valley for a while longer, Jiang Ying simply decided to stay the night in Wenyang City. As for that damn Medical Immortal Valley, she would talk about it tomorrow.

As the carriage approached the city gate, it was stopped and questioned.

And those ferocious guards became quiet after seeing the princess' token.

Their originally tense faces now blossomed into flattering smiles like chrysanthemums.

Jiang Ying had seen many people like this - she raised her head proudly, this was the treatment she, a princess, deserved.

"Go to your best inn and book room number one!"

When the princess gave an order, the servants dared not disobey and immediately led the way happily.

Jiang Ying, who had just entered the city, had no idea that Wenyang City was destined to be unstable tonight.

It wasn't very late, but there were almost no pedestrians on the streets of Wenyang City.

Jiang Ying was a little confused: "Is it curfew time?"

The person sent to lead the way did not answer directly: "The city lord has granted amnesty. Wenyang City no longer has a curfew."

What the guide said was completely different from what Jiang Ying saw in Wenyang City.

If what that person said was true, Wenyang was a city that never sleeps, then why were the streets so desolate and the shops had already closed and turned off the lights?

Jiang Ying looked at the pedestrians passing by and felt an inexplicable fear in her heart.

She lifted the window screen and looked out, only to see darkness and a road that seemed to have no end.

On the way from Wenyang City to Yixian Valley.

Inside the carriage.

Under the shining pure light, Venerable Longyin suddenly opened his eyes.

He clutched the blanket tightly, with such force that his fingertips turned cold and white, and veins on the back of his hands suddenly bulged.

Venerable Longyin's eyes were dazed, his breathing was heavy and irregular, and he stared at the ceiling of the carriage in a daze.

here it is?