After Rebirth, My Fiancé Helps Me Avenge the Wicked Scum-Chapter 61 - Space Opens
Chapter 61: Chapter 61: Space Opens
Chapter 61 -61: Space Opens
Chapter 61: The Opening of the Space
Mengyu was extremely envious.
But more than that, she was happy for her mother.
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At the same time, she was also astonished by Tang Ailian’s abilities—just in one night, she had created an expert.
She was afraid to disturb the two people in the pavilion, so she dared not watch any longer and quietly returned to her room to lie down.
In her past life, her mother had easily recognized someone else as her daughter, and in this life, she devoted herself wholeheartedly to serving her master.
To her own daughter, she simply did not care as much as she did for her master!
Moreover, she even made her return the hard-won treasure trove to her master.
She took her own belongings out of the storage talisman.
Most of the treasures in the storage talisman weren’t hers, but there were two items that were truly hers: one was the antique vase that she knew could sell for hundreds of millions in later centuries;
The other was the two Purple Leaf Ganoderma she had picked on the cliff. At that time, in order to convince the Zhou Brothers that she was just a medicine collector, she had shown them some of the medicinal herbs she picked, but she didn’t show them the truly precious ones. Among those, the most valuable were the two Purple Leaf Ganoderma, now those were treasures.
Thinking that the only relative in this world did not hold her in their heart as the most important, she felt heartbroken.
Suddenly, a soft and tender voice sounded in Mengyu’s mind: “Master, don’t be sad, please.”
“Who’s there?” Mengyu was startled.
This voice, it seemed familiar to her.
Right, in the cave on the cliff, her blood had been taken in large quantities by that ring. She muttered to herself: What kind of ghost is this, to take so much of my blood?
A voice then rang out in her mind: “I am not a ghost! I took your blood to acknowledge a master.”
Could it be that ghost had come out again?
“Master, I am not a ghost!” the soft and tender voice spoke again.
“If you’re not a ghost, why do I only hear your voice and not see you? Come out!” demanded Mengyu, her gaze roaming around her. However, with her current level of power, which wasn’t very impressive, she wasn’t able to detect anything.
“Master, I am on your ring finger,” the voice said again.
“Ring finger?” Mengyu looked down and saw the green ring that neither looked like wood nor jade.
This was the ring Zhou Erleng stealthily took from the Divine Woman and gave to her in her past life; it had been left behind in the cave in her past life, and was surprisingly found in the cave this life, having drunk quite a bit of her blood.
The one that just spoke, was it this ring?
“Are you human or ghost? Come out!” she demanded, staring at the ring.
“Master, I am neither human nor ghost, I am a spirit. You can call me Xiao Tao. I can’t get out right now, so please come in, master.”
“What? I should go in?” Mengyu was puzzled, how could she enter a ring?
Surely the ring couldn’t even fit one of her fingers, right?
The voice spoke again: “Master, focus your attention onto the ring and mentally chant to enter, and you’ll be able to come in.”
Mengyu did as the voice instructed, concentrated her attention on the ring, and silently thought “enter.”
The next moment, she appeared in an unfamiliar space.
Mengyu’s eyes immediately widened; all around her was a white fog, shrouding a surreal half-mountain, with a waterfall flowing down from it, leading into a section of a river, but it was not fully visible, resembling more of a pond, yet with incoming and outgoing water, it was clear that it was actually a river.
In front of the river was a stretch of sandy beach, and further ahead was a plot of land, about an acre in size.
There was a peach tree planted on that land, bearing over a dozen red and white peaches.
Under the peach tree was a thatched cottage.
Actually, only a third of the peach tree was visible, the majority was shrouded in dense fog.
