allonlinenovel Chapter 1933 He really is here!
Chapter 1933 He really is here!
Yueyao looked at him and remained silent for a long time.
What makes you think I would agree?
“Because you need me.” Mingchuan said, emphasizing each word. “Without me, you wouldn’t have found Chiyang. Chu Huai was just scouting the way; only I truly know the exact location.”
Yueyao's pupils contracted slightly.
She stared at Mingchuan, her gaze seeming to see right through his soul.
Mingchuan met her gaze without flinching.
After a long while, Yueyao suddenly smiled.
"interesting."
She turned and walked towards the prison gate.
As she reached the door, she suddenly stopped and turned to look at Mingchuan.
"I've noted your conditions, but I need to confirm one thing first before I can give you an answer."
After saying that, she disappeared outside the prison door.
Mingchuan leaned back against the stone bed and let out a long breath.
It became.
Now, it's up to Chu Huai.
……
At the same time, Chu Huai stared at the huge underwater volcano in the distance, feeling as if his heart was about to jump out of his throat.
That's no ordinary volcano.
It's too big!
So large that his eyesight was not good enough to see the whole thing; he could only make out the dark outline, which resembled an ancient beast lurking in the abyss, quietly crouching there, waiting for its prey to arrive at any time.
A faint, dark red light flickered at the crater, like a giant beast breathing, each breath causing the surrounding seawater to tremble violently!
"This thing..."
Chu Huai swallowed hard, his voice trembling, "Could someone really survive inside?"
Master Lingxu remained silent.
His face was even paler than before, and fine beads of sweat appeared on his forehead, whether from the flare-up of his injuries or from being shocked by the volcano before him was unknown.
He stared at the volcano for a long time, then suddenly reached out and pressed down on Chu Huai's shoulder.
"Boy, you wait here. I'll go in and take a look first."
Chu Huai was taken aback, and subconsciously grabbed his sleeve: "Senior, your injury..."
"Don't worry, you won't die."
Master Lingxu feigned nonchalance and forced a smile: "I've lived for so many years, what haven't I seen? It's just a volcano, it can't possibly eat me, can it?"
He was about to take a step forward when Chu Huai grabbed him tightly.
"no!"
Chu Huai's voice suddenly became very firm, though fear still lingered in his eyes. "If something happens to you inside, how will I explain it to Mingchuan? How will I explain it to Wanchuan Sect? I, Chu Huai, may be cowardly, but I'm not so spineless as to let an injured old man go to his death for me."
Master Lingxu was stunned.
Looking at the young man in front of him, at the fear and determination intertwined in his eyes, he suddenly thought of himself many years ago.
He was like that back then too, terrified but refusing to back down an inch.
"alright."
Master Lingxu sighed and patted Chu Huai on the shoulder, "Then let's go together. If we're going to die, let's die together."
Chu Huai nodded, took a deep breath, and took the lead in walking towards the volcano.
The closer you get, the stronger the sense of oppression becomes.
This sense of oppression did not come from the temperature; the surrounding temperature had actually stabilized and was even cooler than it had been in the sea of fire.
It was a tremor from the depths of the soul.
It was as if the volcano was not an inanimate object, but a living, conscious entity, coldly watching these two ignorant ants who had intruded into its path.
Chu Huai's legs were trembling.
But he didn't stop.
One step, two steps, three steps...
Finally, they arrived at the foot of the volcano.
Only by standing here can you truly appreciate the grandeur of this volcano.
It was like a towering black wall, blocking all paths in front of us.
The dark red light from the crater was right overhead, casting an eerie glow over the entire area...
Chu Huai was startled and his heart trembled. After looking around, he asked, "Where is the entrance? We can't possibly climb up there, can we?"
Master Lingxu did not answer; he stared at the rock wall in front of him, his brows furrowed tightly.
Chu Huai followed his gaze and his pupils suddenly contracted.
There are words on the rock face.
These are not ordinary characters, but ancient immortal script carved on the rock wall, each one about ten feet square, deeply embedded in the black rock.
The ancient inscriptions were illuminated by a dark red light, appearing and disappearing as if silently telling a story.
Chu Huai spent a long time trying to decipher the characters before finally recognizing them:
"Those who enter this gate must let go of everything."
Let go of everything?
Let go of what?
Before he could figure it out, Master Lingxu had already spoken:
"Look over there."
Chu Huai followed his finger and saw another line of even smaller characters on the other side of the rock wall:
"The blazing sun remains."
Chu Huai felt a chill run from the soles of his feet straight to the top of his head.
This was written by Chiyang!
He's really here!
"Senior..." Chu Huai's voice trembled, "Do we really have to go in?"
Master Lingxu looked at him and suddenly smiled.
"Kid, weren't you pretty tough just now? What, are you chickening out now?"
Chu Huai opened his mouth, wanting to refute, but found himself unable to refute.
He really chickened out.
This place is too eerie; the fear that surges from the depths of my soul is impossible to suppress.
"Let's go."
Master Lingxu patted him on the shoulder and walked towards the bottom of the text first, saying, "Since we're already here, we can't go back empty-handed."
Chu Huai gritted his teeth and followed.
They walked along the rock face for a long time before finally discovering a cave entrance.
The opening was small, only wide enough for one person to pass through.
Above the cave entrance was a line of small characters, exactly the same as the previous line, "Blazing Sun Remains":
"Those who enter this gate must let go of everything."
Chu Huai stood at the cave entrance, his heart pounding as if it would explode.
Master Lingxu glanced at him, said nothing, and went inside first.
Chu Huai took a deep breath and followed behind.
The cave was pitch black.
It wasn't just ordinary black; it was a black that swallowed all light.
Chu Huaiming was clearly a mid-stage Nascent Soul cultivator, with eyesight sufficient to see a mosquito a hundred feet away at night, yet here, he couldn't see anything at all.
The kind of pitch black where you can't see your hand in front of your face.
"Senior?" he called out tentatively.
no respond.
Chu Huai's heart sank.
"senior!"
Still no response.
His back was instantly soaked with cold sweat.
Master Lingxu has disappeared!
Just a moment ago, he watched the old man go inside and then disappear.
Without any sound or warning, it just vanished!
Chu Huai stood rooted to the spot, not daring to move.
He didn't know whether he should move forward or back.
Just as he was hesitating, a voice suddenly came from the darkness:
"Come in."
The voice was old and hoarse, as if it came from a very far place, yet it also seemed to be right next to my ear.
It wasn't the voice of Master Lingxu.
Chu Huai clenched his fists tightly, his nails digging into his flesh, the pain barely allowing him to remain calm.
"who are you?"
The voice paused for a moment, then slowly spoke:
"Didn't you come here to see me?"
Chu Huai stopped breathing.
Blazing sun.
That's the blazing sun!