The sage was determined to die.

Ji Bai thought for a moment, then lowered his voice and asked, "What exactly is your identity?"

The woman at the front narrowed her eyes. Despite having the exact same face, she looked completely different from the girl before.

"Didn't you already guess it?"

Ji Bai heard a woman's voice again.

The voice paused, as if reluctantly uttering a few words: "Second Personality."

Ji Bai raised an eyebrow.

"Is that not allowed?"

The woman's voice carried a hint of sarcasm, "Not everyone is like you. She's just a bookworm. You've met her, so you know how naive she is."

"Such a person is simply not suited to the treacherous world of books, nor can he bear to see so many dead people."

"So that's why you came out?" Ji Bai had other thoughts in mind, but he didn't show them.

"...I don't care what you do."

The ethereal female voice carried a subtle threat: "I don't care if you turn this place upside down, but don't let her see any of this."

"Don't discuss anything with her, discuss it with me."

"Is this her idea, or your idea?" Ji Bai asked.

A woman's soft laughter reached my ears.

"My thoughts are her thoughts."

……

Symbiotic relationship?

Or is it a parasitic relationship?

Ji Bai mentally compared the differences between the two people, concealing all his emotions without revealing a trace. The group followed the woman's footsteps to a huge stone gate.

The woman yawned lazily and even rubbed her eyes, just like the girl when Ji Bai first met her.

However, her attitude changed instantly when she opened her mouth.

She glanced at everyone and said with a smile, "This is a huge map, full of both danger and opportunity. I suggest you go in as a group."

After saying that, without caring whether they understood or not, he continued, "Of course, as a errand runner, I won't give you any hints."

After saying that, she calmly glanced at everyone. They were clearly used to the rules of the Book Mountain, and surprisingly, no one tried to bribe her.

The woman pursed her lips, somewhat disappointed.

The woman, who hadn't received the toll, immediately quickened her pace and left.

As soon as she left, Ji Bai came up to Chen Ji, nodded politely to him, and said, "I will keep my promise to you. You can follow behind our group later."

Chen Ji: "..."

Chen Ji's temple throbbed with veins. He took a deep breath and sneered, "No need. The reason I agreed to your request is actually because I hope you go in and die sooner."

His words were blunt, but Ji Bai wasn't angry. He simply nodded and said in surprise, "But the fact that I'm not dead means I'm really powerful."

Chen Ji: "..."

Ji Bai had a good temper. He said, "You didn't have the courage to come in alone before, so just listen to me now."

Chen Ji glared at him fiercely, his clenched fists desperately resisting the urge to smash into the man's face.

Ji Bai left after teasing the people, ignoring the others who were still whispering and discussing, and led a group of people into the stone gate.

At the same time, the Wenxin in his heart began to burn, and a layer of armor as thin as a cicada's wing covered his entire body.

Ji Bai pushed open the door, and what came into view was a pungent stench of decay and corpses scattered all over the ground.

The pile of corpses was like a mountain. He covered his mouth and nose and looked into the distance.

Then he saw one corpse after another, with faces exactly like his.