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The iron gate to the rooftop was slowly pushed open, and a slender figure came into view. Xu Wan and Chu Ge recognized the person at a glance.

Li Muzi also caught a glimpse of the two people in the distance. A barely perceptible hint of surprise flashed across her cool eyes. She hadn't expected there to be other people on this rooftop.

She didn't go up to greet them, but simply walked straight to the edge of the rooftop, stopped, and looked up at the crescent moon in the night sky.

A gentle evening breeze caressed the young girl as she stood in the moonlight, her slender figure graceful and agile, her jet-black hair swaying in the wind, exuding an ethereal and elegant charm.

She stood there quietly, motionless for a long time. The bright moonlight shone on her serene and emotionless profile, revealing a faint, unyielding sorrow.

Chu Ge and Xu Wan exchanged a glance, about to turn their attention back to cultivation, when a soft, gentle voice, accompanied by the chirping of insects in the night, drifted over slowly.

Do you believe in the future?

Chu Ge raised his eyes, his gaze calmly landing on the girl by the railing, and said softly, "I only trust myself."

Xu Wan followed closely behind, her tone carrying an innate arrogance, her chin slightly raised: "That's right, I only believe in myself."

"I, Xu Wan, am destined to become a Great Emperor, ruling over all ages, and fearing nothing in this world!"

Li Muzi's voice rang out again, as soft as a whisper in the wind: "Today, before that mirror of time, I glimpsed a corner of the future."

"A time mirror?" Xu Wan looked surprised. "Wasn't that mirror already broken? I tried it during the day, but I didn't see anything."

During the day, she had hoped to catch a glimpse of her future supreme demeanor as an emperor, but when she looked at the broken mirror, she couldn't even see a trace of her own image.

"I don't know either..." Li Muzi shook her head gently, "but I really did see it, I saw far too many things."

She slowly turned around, her white skirt swaying gently with the movement, her gaze fixed on Xu Wan: "Like you, Xu Wan."

"Me?" Xu Wan was taken aback, pointing at herself. Her gaze towards Li Muzi grew increasingly curious, and she quickly asked, "What did you see? Was it the scene of me ascending to the throne of the Great Emperor?"

"...No." The girl lowered her eyes, her voice so soft it was heartbreaking. "I saw you die."

Xu Wan fell silent instantly, her smile froze, but she didn't believe it at all.

Chu Ge's eyes flickered slightly. He stepped forward and asked in a deep voice, "Besides that, what else did you see?"

Li Muzi looked up again at the lonely moon, her mind replaying the tragic scene she had witnessed during the day. Her voice was light and airy.

"I saw a group of people who did not belong to this world descend upon us, and all living beings in the world died."

"I saw you, Xu Wan, surrounded and killed by a group of powerful enemies. In the end, you were nailed to the top of the snow mountain by a spear. Blood gushed from your chest, staining the entire white snow red. You lay there all alone, no longer breathing."

"I saw Tang Xiaoran's limbs severed, thrown into a pill furnace, refined into pills, and swallowed whole by someone."

"I saw Chen Xun and Wang Qiang, turned into mindless puppets, their eyes filled only with killing intent and indifference."

"I saw Ye Lingling being swallowed whole, and the bloodthirsty man still had strands of her blood-stained hair hanging from his mouth."

"I saw Teacher Wang being cleaved in two by a knife while protecting everyone. Even as he died, he was still screaming for us to run."

"I saw Mount Everest cut in half, its ruins buried in dust."

"I saw the overseas islands blasted away by a single blow, sinking completely into the sea."

"I saw ancient ruins and ancient buildings stretching for thousands of miles, crushed into dust by a single palm strike."

"I saw the world engulfed in flames of war, mountains of corpses piled up like the sea, withered bones scattered across the earth, and all souls wailing and crying."

"I also saw..." The girl's voice trembled slightly as she raised her hand to touch her cheek, her eyes filled with sorrow, "There was a girl who had her tendons and bones pulled out, leaving only a blood-stained human skin."

That was...myself.

"This is the future I see."

"What?!"

Xu Wan suddenly stood up, her eyes filled with disbelief, and shouted sharply, "Absolutely impossible! How could everyone die? And how could I be nailed to the snow mountain?!"

Chu Ge also suddenly stood up, quickly walked to Li Muzi, and frowned: "The people you're talking about who don't belong to this world, are they cultivators?"

"I don't know." Li Muzi shook her head slightly, raised her hand and pointed to the deep night sky, her tone blank. "They came down from the sky, and each of them can fly and escape into the earth. They have great supernatural powers."

"And what about me? What will I be doing in the future?" Chu Ge's heart tightened, and he pressed for an answer.

"I don't know either." The girl shook her head again, looking at her earnestly, her tone tinged with uncertainty. "In that future, there is no trace of you, and no one in the world has ever mentioned you."

"you……"

Li Muzi paused, then said, word by word, "It seems that it doesn't exist in the future at all."

Chu Ge froze, his pupils shrinking slightly.

Does it not exist in the future?

She stood there, silent for a long time, and was now certain that the extraterrestrial being Li Muzi spoke of was the extraterrestrial cultivator who had descended in the first life.

In her first life, she died too young to witness the ensuing catastrophe, but she did see countless cultivators fall from the sky like shooting stars.

Those people regard all living beings as ants, are cruel and bloodthirsty, and leave nothing but desolation in their wake. The fate of the earth was already sealed.

More than a decade later, the Blue Star where the second life resides is likely to be slaughtered by this group of extraterrestrial butchers.

Chu Ge couldn't understand why there was no trace of himself in the future reflected in the Time Mirror.

But her belief remained unwavering. In this life, she had already embarked on the path of the extraordinary and would never again be like the first time, reduced to an ant that could be trampled on by others!

All paths lead to the same destination, and the competition is all about the steadfastness of one's Dao heart. She is confident that her Dao heart is second to none!

"Oh!"

Xu Wan suddenly sneered, raised her hand and delivered a crisp slap to her own face, the sound piercing the night sky.

"Li Muzi, don't disturb my resolve!"

Suppressing the turmoil in her heart, her eyes sharp as knives, she stared at Li Muzi and said sternly, "Such a future is simply impossible!"

"It's just a broken ancient mirror. Even if it were perfectly intact, how could it possibly reveal our destiny? I, Xu Wan, am destined to reach the pinnacle; how could a mere reflection in the mirror sway me!"

"If such a calamity truly occurs, if those extraterrestrial scum dare to come, I will wait here and crush them all. I will bear all the consequences and calamities myself!"

Li Muzi looked at her quietly for a moment, then whispered, "I believe you, Empress Xu Wan."

After saying that, she didn't say anything more and turned to leave the rooftop.

This was the first time in her life that this quiet, long-haired girl with black hair had spoken so much.

The moonlight remained, the evening breeze whispered, and only two figures remained on the rooftop.

The white-haired girl remained indifferent, while the black-haired girl stood proudly upright. Neither of them were swayed by the prophecy. They sat cross-legged once more and focused on their cultivation.

Their Daoist heart has always been loyal only to themselves, unwavering and steadfast.

If any powerful enemy from beyond the borders dares to invade, then let them never return!

The next morning at eight o'clock.

Everyone boarded the bus again and set off.

At noon, the vehicle slowly came to a stop, finally arriving at its destination—Dachang City, the largest monster research center in the country.

As soon as Chu Ge got out of the car, his phone rang. It was a call from his mother.

"Calling my lovely baby girl, has she arrived at the Monster Research Center in Dachang City yet?"

"Just arrived," Chu Ge replied softly.

"Hehe, that's good." Chu's mother chuckled mysteriously on the other end of the phone. "Just you wait, you'll meet someone you never expected!"

Ok?

After hanging up the phone, Chu Ge frowned slightly, a strange sense of unease rising in his heart.

Could it really be what she thinks?

Just then, a familiar and affectionate voice came from not far away:

"Little Liuli, you're finally here!"