Chapter 1590: 97 The Wang's Nursing Home Plan Kicks Off_3

Chapter 1590: Chapter 97 The Wang’s Nursing Home Plan Kicks Off_3

However, the Artifact Spirit Jun Wu seemed very optimistic about Wang Ying Xuan, patiently guiding her step by step, hoping Yuxuan could pass the test.

All this time, Wang Ying Xuan had already failed thirty-eight times in a row, but she never gave up. Now, she began the thirty-ninth attempt.

A few days later, Wang Ying Xuan failed again.

But, as with every previous attempt, she managed to hold on a little longer this time.

A month passed.

Inside the Immortal Archives, Wang Ying Xuan’s thrilled and joyous cries echoed, “Jun Wu sister, I finally beat you!”

“Well done.” Jun Wu showed a rare smile, but it quickly vanished as her expression turned solemn again. “But don’t get arrogant. The enemy we’ll face in the future will be even more powerful and cunning than you imagine.”

“Rest assured, Jun Wu sister. I’ll work hard to win victory after victory.”

Watching Wang Ying Xuan’s jubilant expression, the Artifact Spirit Jun Wu couldn’t help but look up at the sky, murmuring softly in her consciousness: “Former master, can you see this? I, Jun Wu, have finally found a worthy successor. Together, Yuxuan and I will avenge you!”

Soon, the news that Wang Ying Xuan had passed that overly difficult test and obtained the [War Codex] spread quickly throughout the Immortal Palace, attracting countless attention and stirring up waves of commotion.

Of course, this is a tale for later, so let’s not delve into it for now.

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Changning Guard, Xinping Town.

The streets were as bustling and prosperous as ever. On the spacious cement roads, people moved to and fro, horses and carts coming and going, showcasing the vitality and affluence of the Wang family’s territory.

Amid the flow of endless pedestrians, two distinctive women had unknowingly blended into the crowd.

Their outfits were vastly different from the styles of the people walking the streets.

Leading the pair was a woman dressed in a luxurious blue-hued cloak, with a splendidly intricate phoenix crown adorning her head. She exuded an air of splendor and elegance, her steps light and graceful. Even as she walked along the dust-stirred paths, the white boots on her feet remained impeccably clean.

Her demeanor was cold yet noble, carrying an innate regal presence with her strides, a bearing akin to an Empress stepping down from the Imperial Court.

The other woman appeared substantially younger. While her beauty wasn’t as striking as the leading woman’s, she was still exquisitely attractive. Her almond-shaped eyes shimmered like bright pools of water, adding a touch of innocent charm.

Her attire was equally elaborate and formal, but it was her head of green-colored, rainbow-tinged hair that truly stood out, radiating vivacity.

Yet strangely, despite these two women being so eye-catching, they seemed like invisible ghosts in the bustling marketplace, drawing no gazes or attention whatsoever.

Evidently, they had employed some method to obscure themselves from the perception of others.

“Old Ancestor, is this the human world?”

The younger woman’s vibrant eyes darted around, each sight fresh and intriguing to her, igniting her curiosity.

She was so exhilarated that she practically skipped every step, barely restrained from soaring into the air: “It’s so fun! Way more interesting than our All Saints’ Kingdom. Old Ancestor, look at that building; it’s full of beautiful clothes! I want to grab a few.”

“Cui’er, don’t be mischievous. We’re here for important matters.” The older woman’s sharp gaze swept across the surroundings, her tone tinged with subtle disdain. “A thousand years ago, this place was still the scattered dwelling ground for our Sacred Race. Now, it has been claimed by the Human race. They reproduce too quickly; in a few more years, I fear there will be no sanctuary left for our All Saints’ Kingdom.”

If Longchang were here, he would surely recognize the distinguished and imposing woman as none other than the [Green Phoenix Demon Emperor] who had injured him not long ago.

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