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nThe red dot flashed again, and An Jiuyue heard its voice again.

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n“I am Wei Na, and I am a life form living in this space. However, I am unable to control this space, because only you, my master, can control this space.”

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nUpon hearing that, An Jiuyue’s face darkened and she almost slapped the red dot!

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n“How dare you pry into my mind! Do you want to die?!”

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n“No, Master, please let me explain.”

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nAlthough Wei Na did not think that there was anything wrong with prying into its master’s mind, it couldn’t help but panic when it heard her last exclamation.

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nAlthough it was living in this space, it still had to listen to its master.

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nA glare from its master would force it into a corner sometimes, hiding for days without coming out. It was instinctively afraid!

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n“You… you didn’t lock your mind. I… I only heard it by accident. I really didn’t do it on purpose.”

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nAn Jiuyue remained silent.

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nSo it is my fault that this rascal accidentally heard my inner world?

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nAnd it even sounds so wronged?!

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nShe took a deep breath and decided to put that aside for now. “How did you get here?” she asked Wei Na.

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n“You don’t know? I’ve been with you for two centuries.” Wei Na was a little puzzled. It had accompanied its master across two worlds, but its master wasn’t even aware of its existence.

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nIt wanted to sigh. My master is really inattentive.

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nHowever, it did not dare to scorn its master out loud. I have to hold back!

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nAn Jiuyue remained silent.

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nPlease forgive her ineptitude. She was really unaware that the red dot had been accompanying her in her previous life.

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n“You’ve already been following me in the past? Then why didn’t you appear?”

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n“Well…”

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nThe little red dot was about to speak, but it hesitated. It looked as if it didn’t know how to find the right words.

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n“Hurry up and explain!”

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nAn Jiuyue said impatiently. She did not have the time to wait for it to hesitate.

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n“Well… In the past, there has been no changes to the space so I was always confined. Now that the space has changed, I can come out.”

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nWei Na replied honestly.

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n“That was not even a difficult thing to say! Why were you hesitating for so long?”

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nAn Jiuyue was speechless. It was just a simple statement: It used to be confined in the past. It was nothing embarrassing anyway. However, she soon felt that something was amiss.

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n“What do you mean? Are you saying that I was useless? How can you say that?”

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nIt had been explained before that it could not control this space as An Jiuyue was the only one who could control it. In other words, she was the only one who could change the space!

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nWei Na’s words seemed more like an expression of its contempt towards her instead of a self-explanation.

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nSince she never noticed that the space could be changed, she had been unable to release its inhabitant.

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nSo it was her fault!

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n“Oh, well…”

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nWei Na shivered instinctively when An Jiuyue shouted and thought to itself, Didn’t you ask me to explain?

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nHowever, it didn’t dare to say that out loud. It had a strong survival instinct!

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n“I’m not blaming you, Master! I’m saying that the Suspended Pavilion was too petty and did not show itself to you so you weren’t able to use this space properly!”

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n“Suspended Pavilion? What is—”

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nBefore she could finish her sentence, she heard a scream from outside.

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