After Ran Jingjing’s dream ended,
she met Xin Wan’en.
The two ghost immortals were both astonished to find that every trace of Ye Yu seemed to have been completely erased.
Throughout the entire Underworld, it was as if only the two of them still remembered Ye Yu; apart from them, it was as if Ye Yu had never appeared at all.
However, the storage ring and the Ten Thousand Poison Jade Bone Banner on her hand clearly proved otherwise.
This was definitely not just a dream.
But where to look for Ye Yu became a question worth pondering.
At that moment, Xin Wan’en recalled something Ye Yu had once told her.
If one day he was not in the Heavenly Realm, she could try to go there.
Perhaps by then, he would have become an immortal.
Xin Wan’en believed Ye Yu would not speak without reason; since he said so, there must be some truth to it.
It might actually be true.
So from that day on, Xin Wan’en and Ran Jingjing each began to contemplate ways to ascend to the Heavenly Realm.
Eventually, their efforts bore fruit.
Ran Jingjing unexpectedly found an ancient Netherworld artifact, the Boundary Pearl, within a secret realm.
Ancient texts described this item as able to help its user break through the Underworld bottleneck, soar directly to any desired location, and do so at extreme speed.
In earlier years, it was revered as a supreme divine treasure.
However, with the closure of the Six Realms’ passageways, the artifact had completely vanished from history.
Now, Ran Jingjing had miraculously found it, igniting a spark of hope in her heart.
But the Boundary Pearl was damaged, with several fine cracks running through its center.
No one could guarantee what effects this might have on the user.
After all, since the Six Realms’ passages were closed, forcibly breaking through was dangerous.
If successful, all would be well.
If failed, even a Ghost Emperor Realm expert might not withstand the power of the Heavenly Dao.
Thus, the Boundary Pearl represented both danger and hope.
Even so, Ran Jingjing hesitated not at all and resolved to use it.
It must be understood that in the dream, she had conditions to pursue the supreme realm but resolutely gave up.
That was precisely because she could not let go of her feelings for Ye Yu.
If she could never see Ye Yu again in this life, she would rather die early
than exist lonely in the Underworld.
“Lost souls” was truly a cruel description.
However, before using it, Ran Jingjing thought carefully ❖ Nоvеl𝚒ght ❖ (Exclusive on Nоvеl𝚒ght) and chose not to tell Xin Wan’en.
She knew that once told, Xin Wan’en would surely disregard personal safety and make the same choice as her.
In the dream,
Xin Wan’en had already lost her lover because of their enemies.
So no matter what, this time Ran Jingjing did not want Xin Wan’en to be hurt again.
She had planned everything.
If the Boundary Pearl was truly unaffected and could send her intact to the Heavenly Realm,
then it would prove the artifact’s safety.
At that time, it would not be too late to come for Xin Wan’en.
But if the Boundary Pearl was damaged and unable to break the boundary because of the cracks,
then no matter the danger, it was Ran Jingjing’s own matter.
She must not drag Xin Wan’en down.
Having thought through everything,
Ran Jingjing acted without hesitation, immediately injecting a large amount of ghost energy into the Boundary Pearl.
In an instant,
the Boundary Pearl burst forth with dazzling brilliance.
A planar map appeared before Ran Jingjing, showing six different colors representing six realms.
When she selected the Heavenly Realm,
the radiant light formed a barrier that instantly enveloped Ran Jingjing,
carrying her soaring toward the sky.
Due to the extreme speed,
about ten breaths of time passed
before Ran Jingjing’s consciousness cleared.
She only felt the light above growing brighter and brighter,
unable to see anything clearly.
How long passed, she didn’t know.
Suddenly, she felt the barrier being violently struck.

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