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Chapter 856 Finally, something to do!
Long Ling took a deep look at the scene, then turned around and forcefully pushed open the black iron gate that looked like it had been sealed for many years.

Dust filled the air, rushing towards Long Ling's face. The talisman on Long Ling's body flashed with light before falling silent again.

Once the dust settled, Long Ling was completely clean from head to toe.

"Luckily, I had the foresight to stick talismans on my body early on, otherwise, I don't know what kind of evil things I would have turned into."

Long Ling looked at the thick layer of dust on the ground, a hint of doubt flashing in her eyes.

The men in black robes were preventing others from entering through this way, so did they themselves not use this route either? Or had they found another passage?

Unfortunately, there's no one here who can answer his questions now.

Long Ling could only continue forward, and as she walked, a glimmer of light suddenly appeared ahead.

This instantly increased the dragon spirit's speed, allowing it to move forward rapidly.

Until she saw clearly that what was in front of her was a transparent ice coffin, the doubt in Long Ling's eyes deepened even more.

Who on earth is so bored as to hide a coffin in a place like the Demon Locking Tower? Isn't that just plain crazy?

Long Ling then attached several more high-level talismans to her body, and took out the magical artifacts she had retrieved from the stone pillar in both hands.

Only then did he step forward to take a look.

The ice coffin was the only source of light in the vicinity, and Long Ling had a feeling that what was inside the ice coffin must be very important.

He even had the absurd idea that the people who had been chained up outside were there to protect the existence of this ice coffin.

When Long Ling saw that the person lying in the ice coffin was actually a child, her eyes were filled with big question marks.

"Why is it a child?"

If it were before, Long Ling would have definitely reached out and touched the ice coffin.

But now, Long Ling felt that everything inside the Demon Locking Tower, whether it was things, people, or other creatures, was not simple.

Long Ling touched the ice coffin with his magic artifact, but nothing unusual happened.

He then continued to exert force, trying to push the ice coffin open to take a look.

There was a "click" sound.

After the dragon spirit pushed the tightly sealed ice coffin a few times, a tiny crack finally appeared.

The child, who was sleeping soundly in the ice coffin, suddenly opened his eyes.

However, his eyes were not human eyes, but rather small orbs of light that shone brightly.

The moment his eyes met those eyes, Long Ling's hand moved faster than his mind, instantly closing the ice coffin that had been slightly ajar.

The child's eyes closed as the ice coffin was closed.

Long Ling patted his chest, calming his heart, which hadn't been frightened.

"The things inside this Demon-Sealing Tower are indeed strange. Luckily, I acted quickly."

Although we don't know what the child in the ice coffin is, those eyes are definitely terrifying.

Long Ling thought for a moment, then took out the rope that the people from the Special Administration Bureau had given him from his body.

In no time, Long Ling had secured the ice coffin, then tugged at it with his hand.

"Yeah, not bad."

With that, Long Ling dragged the ice coffin away. In any case, if he had his eye on something, it was his.

On the other side, after Yunran wiped out several waves of red-eyed people who wanted to cause trouble, she encountered no more trouble or obstacles.

Compared to the endless troubles, this feeling of not being able to encounter anything was obviously more frustrating for Yunran.

Yunran even came up with the idea of ​​playing dead, lying stiffly on the ground, waiting for those red-eyed creatures that could move freely in the mist to come looking for her. Unfortunately, even though those red-eyed creatures were brainless, they still knew how to seek advantage and avoid harm.

The aura emanating from Yun Ran made those red-eyed people who hadn't yet gotten close to her run away at lightning speed.

Unsure how long she had been lying on the ground, Yunran could only helplessly open her eyes and sit up.

She just couldn't understand why, even though she acted so harmless, those red-eyed creatures wouldn't attack her.

These were just thoughts in Yun Ran's mind. If she were to say them aloud and other creatures suffering from the attacks of the red-eyed ones heard them, they would truly be on the verge of breaking down.

"This place is absolutely terrible. Am I really going to die of boredom here?"

Just as Yun Ran was thinking this, she suddenly heard a series of angry shouts.

Yunran, who had been looking rather listless, suddenly perked up.

"Finally, I have something to do!"

Yunran immediately stood up and walked in the direction of the sound.

The red-eyed creature, hiding in the shadows, cautiously peeked out only after Yun Ran had finally left.

Normally, all the creatures trapped in this fog should be their nourishment.

These fogs were also created by them.

But they never expected that their bewitching mist would be ineffective against that woman.

Not only were they ineffective, but the aura emanating from that woman also had a restraining effect on them, preventing them from launching sneak attacks.

In these mists, this place should have been their home ground, but they could only hide.

Red Eyes could only dispel part of the fog and drive away the woman who was refusing to leave.

These red eyes no longer had any physical form, but as they watched Yunran's departing figure, they couldn't help but feel a sense of relief.

The further Yunran went, the clearer the angry shouts became.

Just from the voice, one could tell that the owner of the voice had most likely lost his mind.

Thinking that the fog had the power to bewitch people, Yun Ran silently mourned for that person for a few seconds.

She had never fallen for it, so she didn't know how powerfully this fog of deception could bewitch people's hearts.

As she walked, Yunran suddenly felt that the temperature in the vicinity had dropped considerably.

"Huh, why does it get colder the closer we get to this place? It's like stepping into an ice cellar!"

As members of the Xuanmen sect, they are very sensitive to changes in temperature, but neither hot nor cold has much of an impact on them.

But right now, the temperature here really makes Yunran feel like she's just an ordinary person.

Yunran adjusted the size of the aura around her.

The line of sight, which was originally limited to a few meters, was suddenly extended to more than ten meters.

Yunran finally saw clearly what the scene shrouded in mist was.

Countless red eyes were frozen around her.

This scene looks particularly eerie.

Those red eyes, which have no physical form, can be frozen solid by such ice.

Yun Ran's gaze immediately fell on the humanoid creature that looked like a madman not far away.

(End of this chapter)