The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 3702

Chapter 3702

After the black vortex sucked him in, Darryl felt as if the sky was spinning. After a while, the dizziness disappeared. Then, Darryl opened his eyes and was immediately stunned. Everything was dimmed, with gray surroundings, boundless and unbounded, as if he had entered a world of chaos.

’What is this place?¹ Darryl stood there with a confused face. He felt his fairy soul was suppressed and could not be conjured in that chaotic world. It was as if he had returned to a mere mortal, and that frightened him.

Suddenly, he heard a deep breathing sound in the endless darkness.

Startled, he yelled instinctively. "Who's there?" Then, he followed the noise.

'Sh*t! There's somebody here?!' He was stunned after a dozen or more steps—a person was floating in mid-air in the dimness.

The man was dressed in a shabby but clean black robe and looked around 35 years old, with cool and handsome features. However, he also had an evil aura.

Things were not made better by his frantic long white hair, which was indescribably domineering.

The man and Darryl looked at each other from a distance. He did not know how long had passed before he let out a sigh. "I did not expect that after so many years, the first person to come in here turned out to be a human."

The man's voice was not loud, but it had an irresistible force.

Under that pressure, Darryl secretly gulped and cautiously asked, " May I ask who you are and what is this place?"

The man chuckled and said, "I am Emperor Aurelias. As for this place, it is a place forgotten by the Godly Region. I call it the Immortal Tomb."

Darryl was stunned, and his heart became inexplicably tense. Emperor Aurelias' name sounded domineering; there was no doubt that he was an extraordinary person.

However, if an emperor was trapped there, did that mean Darryl had no chance of getting out at all? Darryl forced a smile and politely asked, "Your Majesty, how do I get out of this place? I would appreciate it if you could point the way for me."