As he thought, he suddenly remembered that it had been quite a while since he last communicated with his Junior Sister.
Some matters needed to be discussed with Junior Sister and Junior Brother beforehand.
Mo Hua hurriedly got out of bed, took out a piece of paper, and spread it on the table.
Then he began to record some key clues.
Like the relationship between Lu Chengyun and the Lu Family.
The deal between Lu Chengyun and the Lu Family Old Ancestor.
The Lu Family Old Ancestor being refined into a zombie.
Some details about the Formation of Ten Thousand Corpses... and so on.
...
Mo Hua carefully put away the note; at night, he stealthily located Little Tiger and stuffed the note into its mouth, instructing it to crawl outside and deliver the message to Junior Sister.
The next day, Little Tiger crawled back, holding another note in its mouth.
This paper was smooth and fine, with a faint gold pattern, commonly used by Junior Sister, which Mo Hua recognized at a glance.
The return of the note meant that Little Tiger's message had been delivered.
Mo Hua nodded and opened the note, eager to see what Junior Sister had written.
However, upon unfolding the note, he saw that it contained only four simple words:
"Not coming back yet?"
And there was a small face drawn at the end, with eyebrows slightly furrowed.
Find adventures on empire
Mo Hua was taken aback.
Only then did he realize that without knowing it, he had already spent a considerable amount of time in the Corpse Mine.
Junior Sister and Junior Brother must be worried about him, hence their impatience.
As for his master and Old Kui... they probably weren't in a hurry.
After all, his master's foresight was unquestionable; he probably knew everything he was doing.
He just wondered how they were getting on with their meals.
Was there anyone brewing tea for his master, anyone frying pine nuts for Old Kui...
And Big White, he wondered if Junior Brother had been feeding it good fodder.
And Instructor Yan...
...
Mo Hua contemplated for a moment and then suddenly felt a longing for his master and the others; he also thought it was about time to figure out a way to leave the Corpse Mine sooner.
Moreover, although Lu Chengyun was outwardly cultured and genteel, inwardly he was double-dealing. Although he was polite to him, he probably harbored bad intentions.
It would be good to extricate himself earlier and stop playing his game.
Mo Hua then replied with a note, which read: