Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

If Qi Tianyuan were the only one present, he would definitely have gone inside upon seeing this situation.

However, Xuan Guang was also present. Since his senior brother did not give his approval, Qi Tianyuan naturally dared not make any rash moves.

"Senior Brother," Qi Tianyuan called out anxiously again.

Yinyin, acting like a little adult, said, "Junior brother, don't be anxious. We don't know what's going on yet. What if this rabbit is just bait? If we rush in recklessly, we'll fall into their trap."

Qi Tianyuan could only watch helplessly as Xuan Guang sent a message to his master using a spirit bird.

"Junior Sister, will Master come?"

"I don't know," Yin Yin said, spreading her hands. "If it's not particularly urgent on my second senior brother's end, he should come."

Qi Tianyuan breathed a sigh of relief.

Just by looking at his expression, Yin Yin knew that he definitely thought Jing Yue's side was not urgent. After all, several months had passed, and if there were any developments, a day or two wouldn't make a difference.

But sometimes things just happen that way. Not long after, Ruoshui replied with a message using a voice transmission talisman.

"Jingyue has already begun her tribulation; I will arrive shortly."

Compared to this distorted space, the Mirror Moon is definitely more important.

Qi Tianyuan glanced reluctantly at the distorted space and suggested first, "Since Second Senior Brother is undergoing tribulation, let's go over there and keep watch."

Yin Yin then asked, "Should we use an array to temporarily conceal this area and then come back with Master to investigate later?"

Although we don't know how long this thing can exist, we can still make it visible to them using a recording stone.

Xuan Guang thought it was a good idea, but no one expected that as soon as he took out the materials for setting up the array, before he could even make a move, the distorted space suddenly expanded, encompassing the entire island.

Xuan Guang instinctively reached out to grab Yin Yin and Qi Tianyuan, but both his grabs missed.

Yinyin and Qi Tianyuan were both swallowed by the distorted space.

As for everything else, nothing was missing, even the spirit stones that Xuan Guang had taken out to prepare for setting up the array were still there.

Xuan Guang glanced coldly at the distorted area that had shrunk again, then sent a letter to his master before slowly drawing his sword.

Yinyin hadn't even blinked, so why did the scenery around her suddenly change?

Yinyin glanced at the pitch-black sky with only a red moon hanging in the sky, then at the vines that had silently crawled up to her side and were about to reveal their murderous intent. She quickly drew her sword and slashed downwards, swiftly dodging the bloody sap that splattered from the vines' stems and leaves.

"That was close," Yin Yin said, her wrist flicking slightly, causing the last bit of juice on the sword to fall to the ground.

The vines were injured, twisting and spreading wildly on the ground.

Yinyin jumped up, took out the flying rocking horse that Jingyue had made for her from her spatial bag, and rose directly into the air.

The next moment, the spot where she had been standing was covered with vines.

Unable to catch her, the vines still tried to grow into the air, but there were no tall trees around, so they couldn't grow very long before falling back down, only able to twist and entangle themselves into a knot.

"Hiss," Yin Yin thought, "it's really hard on the eyes."

Yinyin took out the communication mirror that Jingyue had made for her as requested, and began to check who she could contact.

After looking around, sure enough, there was no signal at all.

Yinyin put away the mirror and glanced thoughtfully at the red moon in the sky.

In the clips I watched before, wasn't the moon in the Demon Realm red?

Yinyin wasn't sure, but after looking at her clothes, which were full of celestial energy, she rummaged through her storage bag and found a piece of black fabric.

She clumsily tied the ropes on and then covered herself and the rocking horse with the fabric.

Now it blends perfectly into the dark surroundings and is not noticeable at all.

While Yinyin was busy working, the vines had already built themselves up high enough to touch Yinyin.

Just as it was about to wrap around her, Yin Yin channeled her spiritual energy, using the vine to freeze almost the entire upper part of it into an ice tower.

Yinyin muttered with some regret, "I'm still too young, and I'm not capable enough."

Yinyin looked down at the vines that were frozen and motionless: "Since I gave you a new hairstyle, show me the way. Which way do I go to get back to the island I came from?"

The vines continued to feign death.

Yinyin gripped her sword sheath and, like a mischievous child, gently tapped its frozen tip.

The tip of the vine fell down and landed on the vines below.

It was icy cold and crumbled into pieces.

Yinyin felt that the scabbard didn't feel good to tap, so she sheathed her sword and took a small hammer in her hand.

"I'll give you another chance. If you don't give me directions, I'll give you a good workout."

The vines immediately began to move.

The vines that weren't frozen at the bottom all pointed in the same direction.

"Head north," Yin Yin said, unsure if it was true or not, but determined to give it a jolt. "Remember to point out the right way!"

"If I find out I've gone the wrong way and have to turn back, I'll freeze you into an ice sculpture and smash you piece by piece with a little hammer."

Upon hearing this, the vine immediately changed direction, so fast that it caught everyone off guard.

Seeing that it was almost lying on the ground, even with its head covered in frost, pointing the way for her, Yin Yin reluctantly and hesitantly began to believe it.

"First point north, then west, are you sure you got it right?"

Unable to speak, the vines could only point their exposed roots westward as well.

Yinyin glanced at it, took out the horoscope that Jingyue had made for her, and started fiddling with it.

Seeing that the life force in the natal chart was indeed strongest in the west, Yin Yin put away the natal chart and rode away on her rocking horse.

Once the vines and other plants had lost their breath from her, they crashed to the ground with a loud thud.

Many of the frozen tops broke, but thanks to Yinyin's good freezing, the vines didn't feel anything.

After the frozen tops were removed, the vines quickly hid in the soil, and before long, only a few sparse vines remained on the ground.

If Yinyin were here right now, she would definitely think this place is nice; the soil is fertile and there are no weeds, making it suitable for growing things.

Yinyin traveled westward, even replacing the spirit stones for her rocking horse, before realizing something was wrong just before she got sleepy.

There are just too many tombstones on the ground.

It's all over the place, and the style looks weird.

Yinyin thought for a moment, then lowered the rocking horse and carefully examined the tombstones.

This script was completely different from the script that Yin Yin was already familiar with, yet it carried a vague sense of familiarity.

"When and where did I see this before?"

“The scent of the living, the scent of the living,” a shadow emerged from the middle of the tomb, inhaling the aroma in the air with a dazed look. “So fresh!”

The shadow was originally lying on the ground, and its appearance was not clear. But when it stood up and looked up, Yin Yin realized that it was just a skeleton wearing a black cloak.

Two clusters of eerie blue flames flickered in the eye sockets of the skeletal skull.

"My little darling, where are you?"

The skeleton's voice was hoarse and strange; when it moved, almost all of its bones emitted a harsh, rusty creaking sound.

"Come out quickly, I'll take you to pay homage to the Queen."

"After being baptized by the Queen, you will be able to share with us the eternal paradise!"