Cannon-Fodder Heiress Turns the Tables by Fortune-Telling-Chapter 1093 - 1089: Forbidden Land of the Ghost World
Mo Zhi kept throwing while muttering under her breath, "What filthy things, all of you get lost!!!"
At this moment, she completely did not consider these Evil Ghosts as her kind, but rather as obstacles on her path to success.
After tearing through those Evil Ghosts, Mo Zhi immediately returned to Yun Ran’s side, acting as a devoted little follower.
The arrow on the map was very user-friendly, leading them as if someone was guiding them from ahead.
While they were walking, a thick fog suddenly appeared ahead, looking eerie and ominous.
If her map wasn’t given by the ancestor, Yun Ran would have suspected someone was trying to deceive her into being buried whole.
Previously, she would occasionally encounter a couple of completely out-of-control Evil Ghosts nearby.
But near this fog, not to mention Evil Ghosts, there wasn’t even a trace of their presence.
Of course, Mo Zhi was an exception.
However, upon touching the fog, Mo Zhi habitually felt a trace of dread.
It was as if her genetic instincts were warning her of the danger here.
Mo Zhi immediately stuck closely to Yun Ran, feeling uneasy about this place, but as long as Yun Ran was around, her sense of security returned.
"Master, this place seems off."
Yun Ran: ...
She’s not blind; she could definitely sense the peculiarity too, but seeing that the destination on the map was not far,
Yun Ran vaguely knew this was the place where she would dispel the Ten Thousand Ghosts Slaughter Order.
"Clang clang clang..."
At that moment, the sound of chains rattling echoed.
And the sound seemed to invade deep into one’s soul, making it so chilling just to hear.
Yun Ran shook her head, trying to dispel the bad feeling.
But then, she heard the sound of teeth chattering.
She turned her head and saw, good heavens, Mo Zhi was trembling so much that her teeth were chattering.
"Master, this place... is very unfriendly to me..."
Yun Ran also wanted to say the Ghost World wasn’t friendly to her either, but seeing Mo Zhi nearly scared to death, what could she say?
She immediately took out the Jade.
"You go in and take a breather first."
Mo Zhi wanted to bravely declare that she didn’t need it and wanted to be a fierce guard by Yun Ran’s side.
But reality didn’t allow it; the fog and the sound of chains were like tortures bearing down on her.
No wonder even the out-of-control Evil Ghosts didn’t show up here.
It’s not that they didn’t want to appear, but because they couldn’t endure it and likely vanished near this place.
Yun Ran saw Mo Zhi’s hesitation, but she didn’t hesitate and forcibly took Mo Zhi back.
Though she somewhat despised Mo Zhi for being cowardly since she was just a Ghost King,
Yun Ran wasn’t like those who kept Ghost Servants and treated their lives lightly.
Even in desperate times, Yun Ran wouldn’t use other lives as stepping stones for herself.
After storing Mo Zhi safely, Yun Ran continued following the map forward.
She had no idea how long she’d been walking, but the sound of chains seemed embedded in her mind.
[How dare you, a living person, break into the Forbidden Land of Ghost World!]
This voice exploded directly in Yun Ran’s head, causing her to see stars for a moment.
It felt as if her head had been struck a precise blow.
After a while, Yun Ran gradually recovered.
After the voice exploded in her mind, the display on the map turned into a big smiling face.
Clearly indicating they had reached the place.
Yun Ran: ...
This is the Forbidden Land of Ghost World!
Now she had some suspicion that the ancestor thought she wasn’t working hard enough, making her train more.
She was about to speak, saying she didn’t mean to.
The chains rattled more loudly, as if right beside her ear.
Actually, Yun Ran truly didn’t feel much more.
The sound was indeed right beside her.
Because just as the sound rang, Yun Ran’s limbs were bound by chains.
She was completely suspended, bound in the air.
The chains were exceptionally cold, seemingly chilling to the bone, and Yun Ran was tied in a spread-eagle fashion.
If she exerted a little force, it seemed she would be torn apart.
Yun Ran struggled once, finding it futile, and eventually, all the strength in her body began to fade.
Mo Zhi sensed Yun Ran was tied up and grew anxious, wanting to jump out of the Jade to help Yun Ran untie those chains.
But in the end, Mo Zhi couldn’t escape either.
Just as she extended her head, chains seemingly with eyes and a consciousness came at her.
They wrapped around Mo Zhi’s neck, pulling her out, binding her tightly like a dumpling.
Yun Ran: ...
No, they came together, why treat them differently!
She was suspended and tied in a spread-eagle fashion, which was truly discomforting, she wished to be bundled like Mo Zhi.
At least this would eliminate the discomfort of suspension in Xuan Kong.
Yun Ran hadn’t vented the dissatisfaction in her head yet, but the thing binding her seemed to read Yun Ran’s thoughts.
It directly responded to her.
[Little ghosts are different from living humans, and you, in particular, are dangerous and deserve extra punishment!]
Yun Ran: ...
She hated this feeling of having other lives read her thoughts!
"Can we talk?"
Since the ancestor let her come here, he must believe she could get out alive, so there’s probably room to talk.
Obviously, the other side didn’t expect Yun Ran to be so straightforward.
However, the Forbidden Land of Ghost World had never had a living person intrude before; Yun Ran was the first.
The speaker was indeed a bit intrigued.
[What do you want to talk about!]
Yun Ran coughed lightly before saying, "It’s said that guests should be treated with hospitality. Can you loosen the bind a bit? Discussing like this isn’t quite appropriate."
[Uninvited guests aren’t guests!]
Saying this, several chains emerged from nowhere, binding Yun Ran’s neck.
Mo Zhi frantically twisted her body, trying to break free from the chains, not expecting she’d roll over in Ghost World despite being a Half-step Ghost Emperor.
And rolled over so thoroughly.
Yet the chains seemed to possess a consciousness, perceiving Mo Zhi’s thoughts.
Not only did they bind tighter and tighter, they also completely enveloped Mo Zhi’s head.
Now Mo Zhi couldn’t hear, couldn’t see, and couldn’t even speak.
The edges tightened gradually, seemingly wanting to crush her head.
