Yang Xiaowan explained, "The slave family just saw that it was getting late and it was raining heavily outside. They were afraid that the guests would catch cold outside, so they wanted to let them go into the house to take shelter."
Bai Mo curled his lips: "Do you think I'm a fool?"
Han Xue in the distance nodded slightly, thinking to herself, aren't you just a fool?
"If your husband doesn't believe it, forget it."
Seeing Bai Mo staring at Yang Xiaowan for a long time, Lu Zhan's heart sank. Just when he thought Bai Mo had discovered something weird, he heard the other party suddenly speak.
"You are obviously still wearing a hijab, but why do you seem to be able to see the road?"
Yang Xiaowan smiled and said: "The slave family naturally has its own tricks. If your husband is really curious, you can just lift the hijab."
Hearing this, Bai Mo, who was squatting down to look into the hijab, quickly stopped, shook his head and said, "Forget it, I'm not interested."
Yang Xiaowan smiled slightly and seemed to be in a much better mood. She turned around and said to Gu Yan and the others: "It's freezing outside now. You might as well come into my house and rest for a while."
"Yes, yes, we will wait until the rain stops." Bai Mo agreed. He was not worried about the rain, but he had a lot of doubts in his heart, so he just wanted to find a quiet place to ask Lu Zhan.
He walked towards the wedding room: "How about we go inside and sit for a while, maybe the rain will stop later."
"Husband, don't talk nonsense. This is our wedding room. How can we let outsiders in?"
Yang Xiaowan scolded, and then said sternly, "The Yang Mansion naturally has guest rooms for entertaining guests. Come with me."
After saying that, she didn't care how everyone responded, and walked in one direction.
Everyone looked at each other, but Gu Yan was the first to move and follow.
"Interesting," he said.
Han Xue quickly followed.
"It's still too deep into the drama."
Bai Mo sighed slightly and looked at the bride's back, thinking that this guy really seemed to be able to see, but she was clearly wearing a hijab...
So strange.
Lu Zhan walked at the back, his mind racing with thoughts.
He rarely saw forbidden creatures that could talk, and even fewer humanoid creatures. But recently, he saw several such creatures in succession, such as Mu, and the old beggar he met on the road before.
What's interesting is that existences like this can be called humanoid taboos - whether these humanoid taboos are beings in the restricted area or not, they all seem to have a similar characteristic, that is, they like to insist on keeping secrets.
They keep a lot of things secret, as if if they say anything more, they will disturb certain beings and bring about some consequences they don't want to see.
In order to prevent Lu Zhan from killing him, the old beggar revealed a lot of information about the Beast Mountain, openly and covertly, but he always avoided talking about other more important issues, such as his own identity.
Even if Lu Zhan threatened his life, he never spoke.
The same is true for Mu, she won't hold back anything she wants to say, but she will never say anything she doesn't want to say.
The scary thing is that Lu Zhan can actually vaguely sense the strength of the old beggar. If it is a real fight with real swords and guns, he may not be the opponent of the old beggar.
But I don’t know why, maybe due to some kind of restraint, the old beggar bowed to him and relied on begging to survive.
And Lu Zhan knows very well that the person who can make him feel troublesome is at least the strength of an A-level transcendent...
This is clearly just a D-level restricted area!
If...he means if.
What would it mean if all the talking humanoid forbidden creatures he knew of so far belonged to a bygone era?
The gravekeeper, the silent one, the old man buried in the coffin, the old beggar, Mu... Could these humanoid taboos be characters from the same era, and survive to this day for some reason?
Their strength is extraordinary. They have escaped a certain period of buried history and have survived from the era of destruction to this day. They are now distributed in various restricted areas, as if they are dormant.
So, is it possible that there are more similar humanoid taboos hidden in other restricted areas?
It's simply unimaginable.
Judging from various traces, it is very likely that the era in which the tomb keeper lived no longer exists, and there are no records in history, but maybe the coffin burial ground he once saw is a microcosm of that era.
Lu Zhan guessed that after the development of the Prison Suppression Division, the overall strength of that era would be much stronger than the current strength of human beings.
Because at least as far as he knows so far, there is probably no extraordinary human being who can live as long as the gravekeepers.
But not only are these humanoid taboos alive, they are also hiding in various restricted areas for unknown purposes.
If they say they have no purpose, even if they kill Lu Zhan, they won't believe it.
These existences either do not appear or appear in clusters.
Lu Zhan always remembered something Mu said, so he was always worried.
Mu said that she wasn't sure if she could leave the restricted area, but she didn't want to leave for the time being.
In other words, she might be able to leave the restricted area at any time if she wanted to.
So Lu Zhan naturally remembered what researcher Xue Hongyu said——
"The restricted area is not a restraint, let alone a protection."
When the two things are linked together, it’s really scary to think about it.
What would the world be like if more beings were able to enter and leave restricted areas at will, just like Tombkeeper and Mu?
Of course, he believed in the previous research of the Stele Research Institute and found that the restricted area stele did have the ability to prevent restricted area creatures from leaving the restricted area, but was it possible that... this ability was limited?
If strong enough, creatures in the restricted area may be able to leave the restricted area.
After withdrawing his thoughts, Lu Zhan quickly determined his next primary goal.
The most important thing for him right now is to find out the position of these "humanoid taboos" as soon as possible.
Are they human beings? What is their attitude towards humans and restricted areas?
These are all urgent to know.
But in fact, Lu Zhan was not optimistic.
First of all, since Mu is the daughter of an evil spirit, at least in the past era, her senses for humans were definitely not very good, and she obviously has an unusual relationship with the tombkeeper...
Based on the principle of fighting against the same enemy, they should have the same stance.
And if all human taboos are absolutely malicious to humans...
Just thinking about it makes me shudder.
Lu Zhan calmed down and thought that after leaving the restricted area this time, regardless of whether the superiors agreed or not, he had to report his findings to the council.
He really wants to know what will happen after the tombkeeper wakes up...?
Chapter completed!