Han Sen looked at the woman with a complicated expression. He wanted to know, but she wasn't going to tell him that easily.
The woman saw Han Sen's expression and smiled. "It's not hard to find out. You just need to do one thing for me, and I'll tell you everything."
"You are so strong. What can I do to help?" Han Sen asked with hesitation. "You are so strong.
The woman smiled and said, "Don't worry. It's not dangerous. I can't leave this island, so I'm asking you to do it for me."
Han Sen looked at the woman and didn't say anything. He didn't believe it was that simple.
The woman paused and said, "After you leave this island, keep walking in that direction.
It won't be long before you see a ball of light.
Then, follow that ball of light.
Finally, you will see an island like this one, but there are no wooden buildings on that island.
When the time comes, you can cut off the tip of that mountain, just like here.
Then, you will have done what you need to do."
"Are there any creatures there?" Han Sen asked.
The woman shook her head. "No. But you need to remember one thing. When you see that light, don't say anything. If you don't say anything, you won't be in danger.
If you say anything, even if it's just one word, you're dead. "
"What is that light?" Han Sen asked.
"I don't know what it is. It's up to you to decide. I won't force you." After that, the woman ignored Han Sen and continued with her research.
"Can I take a look at these geno arts?" Han Sen pointed at the books on the shelves.
They were all top-class geno arts. Even if Han Sen didn't practice them, he might be able to use them in the future.
"If you're willing to go, you can read as many as you want. Now, you can leave," the woman said without raising her head.
Han Sen flew out the window. He left the yard and landed outside. The woman was obsessed with cleanliness and OCD. If she didn't need Han Sen to do something for her, she wouldn't have let Han Sen touch her things.
Han Sen thought about it and decided to go to the place the woman mentioned.
Since the woman needed him to do something, she would naturally tell him if there was any danger. Otherwise, if something happened to Han Sen and she couldn't complete her task, it wouldn't do her any good.
"Even if there is danger, it should only happen after the mission is completed." Han Sen had a rough idea that the woman probably wanted him to do these things so that she could escape from her predicament.
"I'm willing to go, but can you tell me what kind of experiment the Sacred Leader is conducting?" Han Sen asked Mulou.
"I'll tell you when I come back." The woman's indifferent voice came from the wooden building.
"I'm afraid that when I return, you won't be here anymore," Han Sen said.
The woman was silent for a while. Han Sen didn't hear her speak again, so he didn't know what she meant. Just as he was about to say something, he saw something fly out of the window.
Han Sen reached out his hand and caught it. It was a stone book, but it seemed to be locked by some power. Han Sen couldn't open it.
"Everything you want to know is in there. When you are done, the restrictions on the book will disappear. It is up to you whether or not you want to go," the woman said.
Han Sen looked at the stone book in his hands. He wasn't sure if the woman was telling him the truth, but he had no other choice. He had to trust her this once. If he didn't, he wouldn't know the truth.
"I'll go."
Han Sen put the stone book away. He gritted his teeth and said, "There is a xenogeneic space in Sacred called the Sanctuary. Do you know about it?"
"That is where the Sacred Leader conducts research on the Undead Holy Spirit. I have never been there, so I don't know," the woman said.
The woman didn't know about the Sanctuary, which disappointed Han Sen.
Han Sen wanted to ask a few more questions, but the woman said, "Before you go, I won't answer any more of your questions."
"You have to tell me what that light looks like," Han Sen said.
"You'll recognize it when you see it," the woman said coldly.
Han Sen shrugged his shoulders and flew in the direction the woman had pointed him in.
Between the yellow clouds, one's vision was limited. Han Sen used his Dongxuan Aura, but he could only sense things that were within its range.
That place was no different from any other place. Aside from the clouds, there were no xenogeneics to be found there.
Han Sen followed the woman's directions. After flying for three or four hours, he saw a light.
That light was like a red sun in the evening clouds. It looked like a big lantern. Just as the woman had told him, if he saw it, he'd recognize it.
When Han Sen saw the light, it saw him, too. It flew over and circled Han Sen a few times.
Han Sen remembered what the woman had told him, so he kept his mouth shut. He didn't make a sound.
The light circled him a few times, and then it seemed to lose interest in him. It flew off into the distance.
Han Sen breathed a sigh of relief. He quickly caught up with the orb of light and started to fly behind it.
The light moved slowly, but it kept floating. It didn't have a fixed direction. It went left, then right, then forward, then backward.
Han Sen was confused, but he had to follow it.
Fortunately, although the light kept going around, it didn't encounter any danger. It didn't encounter a single xenogeneic.
He followed the light for half a day. Eventually, a giant shadow came into view. He took a closer look, and he was delighted. The giant shadow was an island.
When Han Sen got closer, he noticed that the island was the same as the woman's island. Even the flowers and trees were the same.
The light landed on the island and rested on the grass. It looked as if it had fallen asleep.
Han Sen quickly went to the island, and he felt his body become heavy. He landed on the island, and he noticed that there was a no-fly zone there.
Han Sen didn't have time to think about it, though. He walked up to the small mountain and came to the front. It was the same familiar stone staircase. Han Sen walked up until he reached the end of the staircase. There was no platform at the top of the mountain, and there were no wooden buildings or yards. There was only a mountain peak that was a hundred feet tall.
On the mountain peak's wall, Han Sen saw a strange symbol. The symbol was black, and it took up half of the mountain peak. He didn't know what it meant.
Han Sen guessed that it was the seal of the island. If he broke it, the woman might be able to escape.