Keyboard Immortal - Chapter 2877

Immortal Chapter 1390 Taiyin Returns to the Ruins

“Brother Zu, what’s wrong?” The two women clearly noticed his strange expression. Chu Chuyan remained calm, but Isabella couldn’t help but be curious.

Zu An blushed; he was too embarrassed to use that title with them, so he gave a vague explanation and changed the subject.

They chatted for a while longer, then Chu Chuyan suddenly stood up and said, “I’m going back to my room to cultivate. I have some insights from the Order Ceremony that need refining. You two continue chatting.”

“Ah,” Isabella blushed deeply and hurriedly stood up, saying, “It’s getting late, I should go back too.”

Chu Chuyan quickly stopped her, “Don’t do that, it’ll seem like I’m kicking you out. You two continue chatting, we’re not strangers.”

Seeing her leave, Isabella felt a little awkward. How could she not see that Chu Chuyan was deliberately creating an opportunity for them to be alone?

But this was, after all, the Universal Chamber of Commerce. So many people had seen her come to Zu An’s room, and it was already late. If Chu Chuyan left and she didn’t leave, what kind of behavior would that be?

But after so many years of separation in the Order of the Great Scripture, and because of their opposing identities, they had almost never been able to meet. Now that they were finally reunited, she had so much to say to her lover.

She shifted her feet, but ultimately didn’t leave.

Zaun noticed her unease and couldn’t help but laugh, “What, would I eat someone?”

Isabella couldn’t help but pout, “Brother Zaun, you’re teasing me~”

Zaun sighed, “I’m so glad that the decades of suffering in the Order of the Great Scripture didn’t erode your pure heart.” “

Ha, do you think I’ve become an old woman after spending decades in there?” Isabella stamped her foot.

“Who is Bella? You’re the young lady of the most prestigious Universal Merchant Guild in all the worlds. What haven’t you seen? How could your heart change just because you spent decades in a secret realm?” Zaun couldn’t help but pinch her cheek. Her naturally sweet “ha” was something that Lilith couldn’t achieve even with all her flirtatious charm.

Isabella blushed slightly at his praise: “This time is truly different from before. If it weren’t for you, I really might not have been able to hold on.”

Last time in the Dreamlands, she was also in dire straits, but that was a feeling of inadequacy due to her own lack of skill. This time, it was a truly earth-shattering sense of despair. Familiar elders and friends around her had either perished or betrayed her; she didn’t even know who to trust anymore.

When she learned that Zaun had also surrendered to the Silent Faction, she felt utterly hopeless.

However, when she calmed down, she ultimately chose to believe him for a reason.

Although they had spent the least time together, far less than with her uncles and elders, she didn’t know why, but in that world, if there was one person she could trust in the end, that person was him.

Even when the last resistance of the Order Faction was annihilated, she persisted because he gave her a final glimmer of hope.

In the end, he did not betray her trust. When she finally learned everything, she jumped up with excitement.

“You’re very strong too. Seeing how weak and helpless you were, I couldn’t explain everything to you. I was really worried you wouldn’t be able to hold on.” Zuan gently held her hand.

Isabella trembled slightly, thinking, what if Brother Zuan… should I refuse?

Although she already considered herself his, they weren’t officially married, and this was in her house, with so many familiar people watching…

But thinking that they might soon be separated again, she didn’t want to refuse.

Her heart pounded, and she didn’t know what to do.

Suddenly, she remembered something, as if she had found a savior, and hurriedly took something out of the small bag at her waist: “By the way, Brother Zuan, he’s found the thing you asked my father to find for you.”

As she took it out, the small porcelain bottle suddenly became a large jar.

Zu An was startled: “What’s this?”

Isabella’s face flushed red, and she quickly banished her fantasies: “This is Chanwei Jade Marrow. My father collected all the available from the merchant guild. I don’t know if it’s enough. If not, I’ll ask him to go find some more.”

Zu An opened the lid and saw the milky white, translucent jade inside, like liquefied jade. A familiar fragrant aura wafted out, and he was overjoyed: “It really is Chanwei Jade Marrow! That’s enough, that’s enough!”

As expected of the Universal Merchant Guild, he had gone through so much trouble to find only a small bottle, but they had managed to find a whole jar.

This amount was definitely enough to reshape Mi Li’s body. Before, the amount was only enough to make a little loli, but now she could customize any cup she wanted—unless she wanted an eight-foot-tall lady.

Seeing his surprise, Isabella breathed a sigh of relief. She knew that her elder brother Zu had some criticism of their father, so she tried her best to ease the tension between them.

He continued, “Also, the Heavenly One Water Merchant Guild doesn’t have it, but Father has already found relevant information.”

“Then I really must thank you, Uncle!” Zaun did indeed think Aragorn was somewhat cunning, having taken advantage of the situation to trick a large number of his former brothers—though each of them harbored ulterior motives.

However, those he tricked were all from the Order faction, and now that he had helped so much, any resentment was more than enough to dissipate.

“The Heavenly One Water is the mother of all waters, the source of creation, said to reside in the Taiyin Ruins.” Isabella recalled what her father had told her. Actually, her father had told her not to rush to reveal these things, but rather to use them as leverage to keep him around longer, but she didn’t want to resort to such methods, especially since she wanted to ease the tension between them.

“Where is the Taiyin Ruins?”

Isabella shook her head slightly: “Father mobilized the entire merchant guild to investigate, and ultimately only found an ancient record. No one knows where the Taiyin Ruins is, only that it’s not in the human world, but at the point where the moon’s reflection in the deep sea converges at night, and only at specific times does its entrance manifest in reality.”

Zaun frowned. How could they possibly investigate this?

Isabella said apologetically, “Brother Zu, we’ll continue to help you investigate. We’ll let you know as soon as we have any news.”

Seeing her anxious expression, Zu An felt a pang of pity and gently rubbed her head. “Bella, you’ve already helped me a lot. At least now we have a clue, which is much better than before when we had no idea how to investigate.”

What a kind girl! Despite being the most noble young lady in all the realms, she doesn’t have the slightest bit of spoiled brat attitude.

Now that he knows about the Taiyin Return to the Void, at least he can ask the God of Memory. She records all the information in the world; there shouldn’t be anything she doesn’t know.

Just as this thought arose, he suddenly felt the surrounding environment distort, and the next second he entered a special space, where countless stars twinkled.

“You really did see me that time. Do you think I should gouge out your eyes?” The God of Memory’s voice rang out coldly.

–I’ve

been thinking about the upcoming major plot and how to fill in some of the previous plot holes since yesterday, so the update is a bit late. I’m really sorry.

Furthermore, regarding the endings of both the previous and this book, it’s truly not that I wanted to write two books simultaneously. Every author wants to finish one book and then take a break before starting the next.

It’s just that the website’s data shows that if there’s a gap between two books, the data often looks bad, so now they require authors to write seamlessly.

From writing the beginning to the website’s approval, a book goes through a long and painful process. Once the manuscript is finalized, the website will confirm the start date with the author, involving contract confirmation, advance arrangements for recommendations, and so on.

However, the frustrating thing is that when I published my book, it seems the website rules suddenly changed again. The recommendations disappeared, and the previous new book events were gone. I even had many readers write messages for me, for which I’m truly sorry. “

Land of the Keyboard Immortal” was actually nearing its end, with about 300,000 words left. I’d been brainstorming how to conclude it for a long time. Actually, the outline was revised once during the book’s development, and the later parts became quite extensive, which might have seemed a bit confusing to some readers. I hope the final plot will connect with the foreshadowing and plot holes from earlier parts, making things clearer for everyone.