I chose the safe house, and the Human Alliance regretted it.

Wang Wei did not continue the topic.

He stared at the woman in plain clothes, then suddenly asked, "How should I address you, senior?"

Upon hearing this, the woman in plain clothes paused for a moment with her chopsticks.

She thought back briefly and realized that she really hadn't introduced herself to Wang Wei.

"Pray," she said.

"Qi?" Wang Wei couldn't help but ask, "Yu Qi?"

Qi shook his head: "Just one word—Qi."

"Sister Qi?" Wang Wei called out tentatively.

Qi's lips curved slightly: "Mm."

She seemed quite pleased with the title, even her eyebrows softened slightly.

Wang Wei then asked, "Why did you come out?"

"There's no need to hide anymore." Qi put down her chopsticks, her gaze passing over Wang Wei and landing on the dimly lit end of the street in the distance. "They're coming back."

Wang Wei was taken aback.

"who?"

Qi uttered two words softly: "People of my dynasty."

Wang Wei's expression hardened.

He certainly knew what "my dynasty" referred to—the Yu dynasty behind Qi.

"Did they quell the calamity beneath the stars?"

Qi shook his head, picked up the cup on the table, and took a sip: "No. They will come back with the calamity."

She put down her cup: "I suspect it's because Yu Xu's aura was leaked last time, and the other side was able to lock onto him."

Wang Wei fell silent.

Yu, the entire dynasty failed to resolve the calamity, and now it is about to descend upon this place?

"A crisis is coming." Qi looked up at Wang Wei, her gaze calm as if she weren't discussing a catastrophe. "Are you ready?"

Wang Wei smiled and said, "Of course."

Qi Wei was slightly surprised: "So confident?"

Wang Wei nodded, his tone resolute: "At least I can guarantee my own survival."

Qi looked at him for a few seconds and nodded, "It's good that you survived."

Wang Wei was taken aback.

He thought that Qi would mention something like "saving the world".

After a moment of silence, Wang Wei spoke: "How much time do we have left before they arrive?"

"A year? Maybe a month," Qi replied casually.

Wang Wei frowned: "Last time, the senior said there was a hundred years to go."

Qi Feng casually picked up a piece of food with his chopsticks: "Something must have happened, causing it to be brought forward."

Wang Wei gave a wry smile.

The unexpected happened ahead of schedule.

This isn't just a day or two ahead of schedule; it's shortened by tens or even hundreds of times.

He suddenly understood why Qi had suddenly emerged from the ruins of Yu—the window of opportunity had narrowed to the point that even she could no longer remain hidden.

"Feeling pressured?" Qi glanced at him. "If you really can't win, just pack up and leave."

Wang Wei was stunned again.

But before he could speak...

"Can your invincible domain completely cover this area?" Qi asked.

"Yes." Wang Wei nodded.

"Okay." Qi Moran nodded, her gaze lingering on his face for a moment.

Wang Wei sensed something: "Does the senior have something to say?"

Qi did not answer immediately.

She turned her head and looked at the crowds coming and going on the street.

The night breeze mingled the music from the pub with the aroma of grilled skewers, and a few drunk young men were singing off-key songs with their arms around each other's shoulders.

She said softly, "Here, those with supernatural abilities hunt monsters, and ordinary people can live and work in peace. You've done a good job. Everyone is following the rules you've set."

Wang Wei was somewhat surprised.

Why did Qi suddenly start praising him?

"It's a pity," Qi's voice lowered, "Humanity has only enjoyed a year or two of peace, and now it has to face another calamity."

Wang Wei also fell silent.

He certainly knew what "facing calamity" meant, something that the entire Yu Dynasty had been unable to resolve for ten thousand years...

This calamity is likely to far exceed the threat of the Star Beasts faced by the First Empire.

The human race here is far less powerful than the First Empire.

"You came back for something?" Qi suddenly turned to look at him.

Wang Wei was taken aback, then shook his head: "No."

He actually only came out to take a look because he sensed that Qi had left Yu Ruins.

But saying that seemed superfluous, so he didn't explain.

"Then let's go." Qi waved his hand, as if shooing away someone who wanted a free meal. "I have to go now."

Wang Wei frowned: "Do you need any help?"

"No need." Qi looked up at him, unusually serious for a moment. "Remember, good people don't live long. Don't be a good person."

Wang Wei chuckled.

It's quite a subtle contrast that these words came from the mouth of an elder from an ancient dynasty.

"Senior, then I shall take my leave."

He stood up, and his figure vanished on the spot.

Qi only looked away after Wang Wei had completely left.

She looked down at the mountain of empty bowls on the table, let out a soft sigh—and then slowly stood up.

Her body floated into the air.

On the streets of Jiangnan City, many people looked up and saw this scene, but continued walking without finding it strange.

They were also once superhumans, but Wang Wei stripped them of their abilities.

They were used to the occasional extraordinary events that occurred in the city.

But then, the night in the entire Jiangnan city changed.

Golden light poured down from the depths of the sky, as if someone had torn open a transparent curtain.

A complete world slowly emerged in the light—jade palaces and pavilions rose in layers, a long white jade bridge spanned the sky, and flying eaves and brackets flowed under the starlight.

The entire complex is solemn and ancient, like a page taken directly from mythology.

Yu Ruins, now in the world!

Qi stepped onto the long white jade bridge, her clothes fluttering slightly in the night breeze.

Her voice wasn't loud, but it carried clearly and unmistakably to every corner of the six bases:

"I pray that the six future councilors be invited to come and discuss important matters concerning the human race."

All six bases were bombed simultaneously.

"What happened?"

"That's in the sky!!"

"The ruins of Yu have reappeared!"

"............"

But just moments later, six figures pierced the night sky, simultaneously rushing towards Yuxu from different directions.

Six people stood side by side beneath the white jade bridge.

The Speaker of the Jiangnan City Council stepped forward, his expression grave: "Senior, what happened?"

Qi stood at the top of the steps, his gaze sweeping over the six people, and said bluntly, "A great calamity is imminent for humanity. You should all prepare in advance."

The six people exchanged glances.

The Speaker of the Capital Council said in a deep voice, "Please enlighten me, Senior."

Qi pondered for a moment, then said, "I'll give you six months to build the underground world."

"The underground world?" The six people were taken aback.

The Speaker of the Capital City Council couldn't help but say, "Senior, we have six existing underground bases, enough to accommodate the entire population."

Qi shook his head: "Not enough. We need to rebuild the world from a depth of a thousand meters."

Why?

"Only in this way..." Qi said, word by word, "can you move with everyone."

"Um?"

All six of them were stunned at the same time.

At this moment, in the lobby of Building 1, Jinxiu Tiancheng residential community in Jiangnan City.

Wang Wei stood by the window, looking up at the sky in surprise.

Wang Wei did not leave immediately, but went back to his residence for a look.

He also sensed the presence of the Yu Ruins in the world.

He gazed out the window at the golden expanse that filled the sky and remained silent for a long time.

"move place……"

He murmured those two words repeatedly, his brows slowly furrowing.

What should I do?

Wang Wei had a premonition.

Like the First Empire, the Yu Dynasty seemed to have excluded him from its plans.