er the years, and there could be some shady people among them. I need someone professional to guide me.""No, no, I'm really not professional, and I don't have time," I quickly waved my hand.I wouldn't..."This is the death curse of the reckless." Aling said proudly, crossing his arms: "So I'm very smart, right I wouldn't touch something with a curse like that."

"What if I touch it"

"You're the Queen! With the Shaman King, you two are as one. How could anything possibly be wrong!"

Different yet the same heart

How come this sounds so blushing

I carefully peeled the talisman away, taking no damage at all. I clapped my hands together and reached out to touch the jade lock—

A good jade, when touched for the first moment, will feel icy cold, and then quickly merge with body temperature, becoming warm. The water head will also become increasingly bright and lustrous. The words "warmth" and "smoothness" come from this.

This jade lock felt a bit large in my palm. It was a simple toggle lock, but I pulled on the toggle several times and couldn't budge it.

"Hey, what's the mystery behind this lock I can't seem to open it," I asked Ah Liang, looking up.

Aling stared at me, utterly confused: "This requires a password, doesn't it Didn't the Shaman King tell you the password"

"Huh Do we still need a password What password..." I frowned and thought about it. Mu Wanchen didn't mention any passwords.

Aling touched his chin and said seriously: “Little princess, words have spirit, jade is a spiritual object. Since the Shaman King trusts this jade lock to imprison this box, there must be a reason.”

Does language have power like a spell, like sesame opening the door

"What kind of unlocking spirit language would Na Mu Wan Chen use You guys from the Witch King's Mountain are all about antiques. Or should I just smash this lock open…" I muttered under my breath.

Aliang widened his eyes: "Your Highness, you are so 'cruel to the rich'!" The Daoists call jade the essence of stone, and Buddhists call it a relic of the earth. Such precious things, and you want to smash them"

Shame on me... In modern times, jade has become a symbol of wealth. How many people truly love the meaning of jade, rather than its value

I stroked the jade lock in my hand a few times and asked, "Could it be Mu Wanchen's catchphrase He didn't specifically tell me any spirit spells... I suppose it wouldn't be some strange or unusual phrase... Great Shaman King Ten Shamans of Ling Mountain"

The jade lock's stopper remained unmoved.

"Hey, little princess," Aliang blurted out, "could it be some private messages"

"What private words"

"It's about the things you and Lord Wu Wang said in private. For example, "May we be like birds flying side by side in the sky, and branches intertwined on the earth," or "I wish to know you for a long life, without end," or "I only hope that your heart is like mine, so I will never betray my longing." "

I sputtered, " ... Aling, you must be a single dog! That's how you end up without a girlfriend."

Aliang puffed up his cheeks in displeasure and said, "Hmph, I'm just reasoning here..."

I couldn't be bothered with him, so I lowered my head and stared at the jade bracelet, trying hard to recall anything "special" Mu Wanchen had said.

But after thinking about it, I realized he's really quiet! He hasn't said many sweet words at all. Am I that easy to please!

I was very annoyed and muttered: "Mu Wanchen, you..."

"Idiot Fool Low emotional intelligence Mu Wanchen, you phantom-like creature! Where do you even go" I muttered to Yu Suo.

"Little Princess, you usually talk to the Shaman King like that" Aliang stumbled back in fright.

"What are you doing No way!"

"...No, no, no. Surely you and the Witch King have at least a little bit of that... husband and wife harmony, raising cups together, eyebrows aligned, playing music in unison"

"Probably…maybe Mu Wanchen isn't exactly a sentimental person, why would he tell me these things!" I kicked Ah Liang's leg: "Go away, don't eavesdrop on my conversation."

“Hmm What shameful things are you going to say, looking at a jade shackle”

"......"

Mu Wanchen, Mu Wanchen.

If I had to say the moment he felt most warm and jade-like to me, it would probably be when I whispered his name softly.

Bathed in the gentle breeze, holding onto the stars.

On the shores of a lake where heaven and earth merge as one.

That night, the wind carried fragrance through the swaying grass.

I stepped over his solid shoulders, and saw a galaxy pouring down, vast and brilliant; I saw him carrying the weight of heaven and earth, yet in his deep blue eyes, I reflected myself.

"Mu Wanchen...Wanchen..."

It's a whispered name, uttered unconsciously only when something has wormed its way into your very soul.

The jade bracelet lay in my palm, absorbing the warmth of my hand. For a moment, I felt as if "it" had heard me.

Could it really be that just one "Wan Chen" opened the door

"Wan Chen," I whispered, my hands working to pry open the lock.

That warm, smooth jade rod came out effortlessly.

"Huh Little Princess, you just called the Shaman King's name and it was solved The Shaman King's words are too simple, aren't they!" A-Liang couldn't help but complain: "What if others solve it Wouldn't I be a huge sinner!"

"Will anyone still call him Wanchen" I was stunned.

A Liang paused, tilting his head in thought: "It seems no one dares to call him like that... Even distinguished guests or the Master of the Shaman King wouldn't address him this way."

"Well, that's good enough, pretty safe, right" I couldn't help but smirk.

This large wooden piece, using such simple and gentle two words as a spell... he cast the spell with a mischievous smile

I took out my handkerchief, carefully wrapped the jade lock and set it aside. Such a valuable thing couldn't just be thrown about casually.

Just as I was about to lift the lid of this antique chest, a sound reached my ears —

This time it wasn't a sigh, but a very calm and distant faint smile.

"Huh..."

I jerked my head up, pressing my arms down on the box, and looked around nervously.

"Aling was startled and hesitated, asking, "Little princess... you're actually a miser You're reluctant to open the treasure"

"...You're the one who hoards wealth! Didn't you hear any noise" I glared at him.

Alan put on a wronged expression: "What sound I've hung my little darling by the window, and I'd know if anything happened!"

I looked out the window, and sure enough, a tiny spider was crawling on the pane, its back covered in bluish-purple fuzz.

This worm is too small, it's no match for my family's soul-sealing insect.

“I’ve been having auditory hallucinations lately, always feeling like someone’s around…” I lowered my head helplessly and prepared to open the box.

"Huh Don't you have a female Gu worm on your body Is this the female Gu worm talking to you"

My hand froze. "Can Xi Gu speak"

"The master gives commands using both words and thoughts. Higher-level gu spirits, of course, can communicate with their masters... Are you, are you stupid!" Ah Liang couldn't help but look down on me.

I raised my hand and touched the protruding "pearl" near my navel. This thing really has a big background, huh

Never mind, let's open the box first!

" ...This, this lid is so heavy...Come help me! What are you just standing there for!" I trembled with both hands as I pushed open a crack.

Aling hurried over to help. This box definitely had a secret, but how could wood be so heavy

The first floor of the small building is used as a study. The light here is eye-protecting white light, very bright.

The moment I opened the box, a glimmering light within it pulsed and stunned me.

At the leftmost edge of the box, perfectly fitted together were pieces of solid rhinoceros horn gold. On the right, separated by a partition, lay shimmering, rough-hewn transparent stones of various sizes. The largest one was so big that I couldn't even hold it in my palm!

“This can’t be a diamond, can it” I asked in a hushed voice.

"What is a diamond" A Liang was not quite sure: "Aren't the most valuable ones those jade stones in the middle"

Yes, yes, yes. According to the ancients' viewpoints, gold has a price but jade is priceless.

I reached in and rummaged around. Among the pile of jade, I actually found a square dragon seal carved from jade.

"This...this... could this also be for me"wall, but both of them couldn't make it over. They had no choice but to run into the next alleyway, hoping to circle around to the front door.I ran after him too, but maybe my movements were too vigor...