After disappearing for ten years, the junior sister made the entire sect kneel down to welcome her.

Chapter 119

"Whose child are you? How dare you wander around the palace like this?"

It was a stern voice.

Luo Huanzhen looked up and saw a child wearing a jade crown and fine clothes standing under a pillar not far away, staring at him warily.

She looked to be about thirteen or fourteen years old.

He was born with a refined and noble air.

However, the thick black aura covering his body made him look particularly listless and tired.

[Such a strong demonic aura. This child has a deep connection with a powerful demon.]

Suddenly, a colorful voice rang in my mind.

Although the voice remained relatively calm, there was a slight fluctuation in emotion: delicious, I want to eat it.

Luo Huanzhen understood his thoughts immediately and walked towards the child with his hands behind his back.

Standing before the young prince, Luo Huanzhen looked up, discreetly observing him, and then asked, "And who are you?"

The boy said, "I am the prince of the Moon Spirit Kingdom."

Luo Huanzhen, head held high and hands on hips, declared confidently, "I am a celestial being descended to earth to save those in distress!"

The prince: "..."

The prince remained silent.

Luo Huanzhen changed his tune, gesturing with his two small hands: "...cough cough, cultivator, it's a cultivator."

To save the cultivators from the fire and water of the Moon Spirit Kingdom.

The prince fell silent.

It's tiny.

He didn't think Luo was really a cultivator.

He figured Luo Zhen was one of the children brought by one of the officials who had entered the palace that day.

This has happened many times before.

The entire Moon Spirit Kingdom has fallen. During the day, ghosts do not come out, but at night, hundreds of ghosts roam the streets.

If there are deities or monks protecting the house, it's better, but it's still not safe.

Because ghosts vary in strength, being able to block them for a while doesn't guarantee they can be blocked forever.

Often, many families who manage to escape the ghosts twice still end up being killed on the third occasion.

Only the imperial palace, still protected by the aura of the true dragon, was not corrupted by ghosts and monsters.

Therefore, some ministers would secretly send people into the palace: for example, their own children, wives, or other important people...

The prince thought that Luo really was that kind of child.

After all, she was so beautiful and delicate, she looked like a child from a wealthy family.

But now this pattern has been broken, and the palace is no longer safe.

The palace was already in chaos, with more than ten palace maids and concubines already dead. It was a mistake for her to be sent in at this time.

It was almost dark, and she was still swaggering around the palace, which only compounded her mistake.

Therefore, the prince couldn't help but speak up and offer a reminder.

After staring at Luo Huanzhen for a while, the prince snorted and coolly warned, "I don't know which minister's child you are, but many strange things have happened in the palace recently, and the palace is no longer safe. I advise you not to wander around anymore."

They're just used to using sharp language to protect themselves from being hurt, so even if they mean well, their tone isn't very pleasant.

Having said that, he turned and left.

Fortunately, Luo is no ordinary person.

She doesn't express her malice towards someone through words.

Master Yun Yao once said that whether a person is good or bad to you should be analyzed from their behavior.

She strode to catch up with the prince.

"Your Highness, isn't it unsafe at night? Why are you still wandering around outside?" He wasn't accompanied by any guards; he was all alone.

For an ordinary mortal to do this, they are incredibly bold.

"I'm really curious about when the ghost tide in Moon Spirit Kingdom started."

"Don't follow me!"

"Don't you have your own things to do? I can barely take care of myself, don't think you can survive by following me."

Although the prince's expression was very sour, he still explained things to Luo Huanzhen while lecturing her.

"The ghost tide in the Moon Spirit Kingdom actually started more than a decade ago. It's just that the situation was still under control at the time."

"It's just a small-scale operation."

"It wasn't until the last two years that it began to fully erupt."

"I'm going to visit my mother, so don't come with me."

Luo Zhen blinked his big eyes curiously: "What happened to your mother? It's so dangerous outside, why did you go to visit her alone? Without even a few guards?"

Oh.

He had no guards whatsoever.

The prince turned to look at the child who had been following him closely, his eyes gradually turning sinister and silent.

These officials were all harboring ulterior motives.

He often brought beautiful women from his family to the palace to appear before the princes.

He feigned gentleness and consideration, but in reality, he was paving the way for the family's future.

He had also encountered daughters of powerful officials who, because of their good looks, would act very kindly and benevolently when they first met him.

However, once they learn their true identities, they all show disgust and quickly distance themselves.

To preserve the dignity of the royal family, her mother was imprisoned for her entire life.

He, the sixth prince, was abandoned by his father from birth and left to fend for himself in a side hall.

They looked at him as if he were some kind of monstrous monster, and avoided him at all costs.

Is this the same way of the little girl who pretends to be innocent and naive?

However, these ministers are too good at teaching.

At only five or six years old, he already possessed such remarkable abilities, having learned to find out who his birth mother was, both openly and secretly.

The sixth prince felt a surge of disgust.

He stared at Luo Huanzhen, and suddenly a wicked thought arose in his mind.

If we tell her the truth directly, she will definitely show the same disgust and fear as those people, right?

As if he could already foresee Luo Huanzhen's reaction, the Sixth Prince was even somewhat expectant.

He curled his lips into a playful smile: "I am the Sixth Prince."

Luo Huanzhen blinked. "Oh, Sixth Prince, hello. What happened to your mother?"

Asking him who his mother was was just a polite way of asking.

After all, even if he told Luo Zhenhuan, he really wouldn't know. He was only doing this out of respect; his main concern was finding out what had happened to his mother.

The dense black aura emanating from the sixth prince may be related to the "mother" he mentioned.

The sixth prince was taken aback.

He squatted down, pointed to his face, and said, "I am the Sixth Prince."

The implication is: You don't need to fawn over them anymore.

I have no future.

Luo Huanzhen nodded his little head: "I heard you, so what exactly happened to your mother?"

This person is really strange.

She already calls him the Sixth Prince, why is she repeating it?

Xiao Luo's eyes were indeed clear, with distinct black and white, and there was no mockery or disdain in them, only curiosity and... expectation?

The sixth prince was somewhat taken aback.

Is she alright?

He squatted down and reached out to touch Luo Huanzhen's forehead.

It's cool.

She didn't have a fever.

Luo Zhenhuan pressed her hand against his, blinked her eyes, and said with an adorable expression, "What's wrong with your mother? Tell me quickly!"

She didn't care about palace secrets.

She was only concerned with what kind of thing his mother was, given how ghostly she seemed.

The little flag is already drooling.