302: Biyao, is it the number of times that the reward explodes? Finally saw the heavenly book!

Chapter 302: Bi Yao, How Many Times Do I Need to Save You for a Reward? Finally See the Heavenly Book!

Filled with anticipation, Su Han arrived before the ancient, heavy stone door, his expression solemn.

"Hoo!"

He took a deep breath, slowly raised his hands, placed them against the stone door, and the muscles in his arms instantly tensed.

Accompanied by a dull "creak," as if the gears of time had begun to turn, the stone door was slowly pushed open by Su Han.

Instantly, a musty scent mixed with a hint of decay rushed forward, like a historical scroll that had been sealed for a long time suddenly unfolding.

"Cough cough~"

Bi Yao couldn't help but cough a few times. She gently covered her mouth and nose with her hand, her beautiful eyes shifting as she looked at the darkness behind the stone door.

"Immortal Su Han, this must be the legendary Dripping Blood Cave!"

Her tone held a hint of awe, mixed with a bit of curiosity.

Su Han nodded, slowly stepping into the cave while carefully observing the surroundings.

The space inside the cave was very wide. The cave walls were covered with traces of erosion from time, uneven and pitted, as if narrating the vicissitudes of the past.

Su Han slightly raised his hand. A faint halo appeared in his palm, and with a gentle wave, a stream of flames surged out like a swimming dragon, instantly igniting the candles on the walls.

The warm light gradually spread out, illuminating the entire Dripping Blood Cave like ripples.

Just then, a corpse draped in a cloak leaning against the wall not far away came into view.

Bi Yao's eyes suddenly lit up, and she limped towards the corpse.

"This... could this be the notorious Old Man Blackheart from eight hundred years ago?"

As she looked at the skeleton, she glanced around.

However, soon, her initial look of anticipation was gradually replaced by disappointment. She couldn't help but complain, "Why does this place look so ordinary, with nothing here? It's completely different from the mysterious cave dwelling I imagined."

"Where did this Old Man Blackheart hide all his treasures?"

Saying this, unable to suppress her curiosity, she leaned closer, her eyes fixed on the skeleton.

"This is a legendary figure from eight hundred years ago. Maybe he has some Cultivation Techniques or Secret Manuals hidden on him, like they show in storybooks?"

"Just one touch, it should be fine, right?"

Thinking this, Bi Yao slowly extended her hand, preparing to touch it.

Just as her hand was about to touch the skeleton, several streams of black energy suddenly burst out from it, shooting towards Bi Yao like black arrows.

Bi Yao's face changed drastically. "Ancient Corpse Poison!"

She instinctively wanted to dodge, forcefully pushing off with her legs, but just as she lifted her foot, a sharp pain shot up from her previously injured ankle.

It was like a sharp knife piercing her bone marrow, causing her body to freeze, and she failed to dodge.

At this critical moment, Su Han's figure flashed like a ghost, instantly appearing in front of Bi Yao.

His hands quickly formed seals, and streaks of Spirit Energy light flickered and danced on his fingertips. In the blink of an eye, a Spirit Energy shield instantly formed, blocking the black energy streams.

The black energy streams struck the shield, making a "hissing" sound and producing a cloud of black smoke, a pungent smell filling the air.

Only when all the black mist had disappeared did Su Han stop his Spell.

Su Han, thank you for saving me again..."

Bi Yao was still shaken, her chest rising and falling rapidly, and she quickly said.

Su Han looked at Bi Yao's still frightened appearance, reached out and placed his hand on her head, then leaned down slightly to look into her beautiful eyes, teasingly smiling, "Bi Yao, how many times have I saved you now?"

"You tell me..."

"Will accumulating a certain number of times trigger a 'Grand Prize'?"

Bi Yao's cheeks instantly turned crimson, like the evening glow in the sky. She said coquettishly, "Su Han, what are you talking about..."

Although she said this, her heart was pounding like a little deer: "Su Han saved me several times, could it be that I... Oh, Bi Yao, what are you thinking!"

She shyly stole another glance at Su Han, a different kind of ripple stirring in her heart.

Su Han, however, smiled and stopped teasing Bi Yao, his expression becoming serious.

Stepping forward, he bent down slightly, his movements showing a trace of caution, and gently removed Old Man Blackheart's skull.

Bi Yao looked curious and couldn't help but ask, "Su Han, what are you doing?"

Su Han smiled mysteriously. "You'll know in a moment."

Seeing that Su Han didn't say, Bi Yao didn't press further and could only mutter softly, "I always feel like you're very familiar with this place, as if you've been here before."

Thinking this, she kept her eyes fixed on Su Han's every move, waiting for something to happen.

But after a while, nothing changed.

"Su Han..."

Just as Bi Yao was about to ask again, she saw that Su Han had already placed Old Man Blackheart's skull back.

The next second.

As the skull returned to its place, the skeleton instantly collapsed with a "crash," shattering into scattered white bones on the ground.

And with the collapse of the white bones, the ground suddenly began to shake violently again.

Immediately after, in front of the two of them, a new passage slowly appeared.

The passage was filled with a faint mist, subtly emanating a mysterious aura.

Bi Yao looked at the passage and couldn't help but say through gritted teeth, "This old devil Blackheart is truly cunning, hiding the mechanism within the skeleton."

"If it weren't for you, Su Han, he probably would have kept it hidden."

Su Han smiled, said nothing, but calmly said, "Let's continue forward. That is our destination."

Bi Yao nodded. "Okay."

The two of them continued cautiously along the newly appeared passage.

Bi Yao had thought that this newly appeared passage would be like the section they had walked through before, dark as ink, filled with an eerie atmosphere.

In fact, however, this passage was completely different.

The ground was no longer uneven, but relatively flat, and in the distance, soft candlelight showed them the way forward.

This made Bi Yao even more curious. As she walked, her beautiful eyes darted around, looking everywhere within the passage.

Suddenly, her gaze fixed on the stone wall at the corner, where some writing was actually carved.

She was slightly startled, a hint of surprise flashing in her eyes. "Could what's carved here be some Secret Manual?"

She quickly hurried closer.

However, she saw that what was carved on the stone wall was actually a poem.

She leaned down slightly, parted her lips gently, and read softly: "A heart in pain, can't bear to look back, regret is too late, hard to get along. The clear bell, the blood-devouring mistake, a lifetime always..."

Reading to this point, the poem abruptly stopped.

This made Bi Yao's delicate brows furrow slightly. "Why does it just break off here?"

"A lifetime always what?"

Meanwhile, compared to Bi Yao who was looking at the poem behind, Su Han strode directly past.

After all, he knew what his goal was.

Soon, he was the first to arrive at the great hall at the end of the passage.

But his gaze didn't even have time to survey the state of the hall before it was instantly drawn to the powerful, vigorous characters on one side of the wall—"Heaven and Earth are not benevolent; they treat the myriad things as straw dogs."

Looking at these characters, a burning intensity flashed in Su Han's eyes.

After all, the reason he had spent so much effort to come here was precisely for this wall, wasn't it?

"Heavenly Book, General Outline!!!"