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"What is happening?" The scene before me left me stunned, disbelief etched on my face. At that moment, Mingyue spoke solemnly, "Ten Thousand Ghosts Paying Homage... Could it be...?" "Mingyue, do you know the reason? What is it?" I asked urgently. Her expression was complex as she looked at me, her tone slightly grave. "If I'm not mistaken, it might be Mu Yan."
"Mu Yan? Are you saying that these Wandering Spirits and Wild Ghosts suddenly kneeling down is because of Mu Yan?" I couldn't believe it. After speaking, I turned my gaze to Mingyue, waiting for her next response. But Mingyue shook her head and said, "No, it's not Mu Yan."
"Then who is it?" I asked, growing more confused. Mingyue took a deep breath and said, "Perhaps it's because the child in her womb is about to be born, which has attracted all the surrounding Wandering Spirits and Wild Ghosts, creating this scene of Ten Thousand Ghosts Paying Homage." As she spoke, those kneeling Wandering Spirits and Wild Ghosts suddenly bowed deeply towards the front, pressing their heads to the ground.
I was stunned by Mingyue's words, unable to speak. I found it hard to accept. After a moment, I hesitantly asked again, "Is the child in Mu Yan's womb really about to be born?" She nodded firmly at me and said, "Maybe, unless there is a very powerful Spirit Entity here."
As she spoke, she pointed at the kneeling Wandering Spirits and Wild Ghosts and said lightly, "Among them are some at the level of Ghost General, and even a few Spirit Entities that have reached the level of Ghost Commander. Yet they still worship so fervently, which means there is at least one terrifying existence at the level of Ghost King in front of us." After saying this, she fell silent and looked at me with a serious expression.
I took a deep breath and remained silent. However, I gradually began to understand Mingyue's words; Mu Yan's voice came from ahead of us, meaning she was right in front of us. The reason these terrifying Wandering Spirits and Wild Ghosts had gathered was indeed because of Mu Yan. The child in her womb was about to be born; if that were true, it indirectly indicated how terrifying that child truly was. It not only caused a change in the heavens with dark clouds overhead but also attracted all the surrounding Wandering Spirits and Wild Ghosts to bow in reverence.
My expression darkened; I never expected that what I feared would come true. Just as Gu Chen had said, the child in her womb was indeed not human but a genuine Demon Fetus! As for the other possibility mentioned by Mingyue, I chose to ignore it at this moment. I slightly raised my eyes; when they opened again, I took a deep breath and steeled myself to walk forward.
Mingyue immediately became anxious. "Come back! Don't provoke those beings ahead; there are Ghost Commander-level entities among them." But I ignored her; this did not mean I wasn't afraid but rather that I wanted to witness with my own eyes whether these vile beings were indeed drawn here because of the child in Mu Yan's womb. I wanted to see what kind of terrifying thing she would give birth to.
At this moment, my feelings were complex because the child in her womb carried my bloodline. No matter what Mu Yan gave birth to, that was an undeniable fact. Seeing that I disregarded her warning, Mingyue couldn't help but snort coldly but quickly followed me cautiously.
I tightly gripped my Peach Wood Sword and soon reached the side of those kneeling Wandering Spirits and Wild Ghosts. I felt a bit scared but gritted my teeth and moved forward again. Perhaps due to my Peach Wood Sword's ability to ward off evil spirits, as I advanced, those Wandering Spirits and Wild Ghosts blocking my path suddenly showed expressions of terror. Yet they seemed too afraid to rise; they desperately shifted aside.
This sight relieved me somewhat, prompting me to quicken my pace forward while Mingyue hurriedly followed behind me. However, just a few steps later, we encountered a major figure—a Ghost Commander-level entity. The other Wandering Spirits and Wild Ghosts moved aside; only this one remained kneeling in place while slightly turning its lowered head backward. Its cold gaze fixed directly on me with a fierce expression that conveyed a warning: don't provoke me.
I froze in place and took another deep breath while tightening my grip on the Peach Wood Sword. My gaze remained fixed on it without any intention of retreating. My only thought was to move forward because right before me lay Mu Yan; she was lying on the ground as if struggling painfully, twisting her body and rolling continuously. Her belly appeared larger by the moment as if it could burst at any time.
"Don't go any further; you've already angered him," Mingyue warned softly from behind me. But I remained unmoved and was about to step forward when suddenly Mingyue stepped in front of me first. I frowned immediately and asked, "What are you doing?" Without turning her head, she coldly replied while staring at the Ghost Commander-level entity ahead of us: "Since my warning is useless to you, I'll have to stand in your way."
I frowned again and said firmly, "I can handle this; I have the Peach Wood Sword." With that said, I took another step forward until we stood side by side. Gradually, I realized that I had stopped hiding behind a woman long ago—a change even I hadn't noticed.
Mingyue frowned slightly but ultimately said nothing more. At that moment not far away, Mu Yan suddenly lifted her head; her fierce gaze locked onto us as she bared sharp fangs and let out a roar. The previously cold-eyed Ghost Commander seemed greatly frightened by this sudden display; it buried its head firmly into the ground and trembled all over.
I knew this reaction was undoubtedly due to Mu Yan's presence. "Mu Yan!" I shouted as I ran towards her. Mingyue tried to pull me back but couldn't hold on and had no choice but to follow.
As soon as I reached Mu Yan's side, I saw a black mist suddenly surge out from her belly. When that black mist erupted from her body, chills ran down my spine as an overwhelming sense of coldness enveloped me; my gaze was instantly drawn toward it. Then came a soft giggle: the black mist transformed into a child-like figure floating before me in mid-air.
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