Cannon-Fodder Heiress Turns the Tables by Fortune-Telling

Chapter 1295: Chapter 1291: As Expected, a Blessed Land

Everything happening in front of Yun Ran didn’t make her flinch even a bit, clearly showing her confidence.

Otherwise, Mo Zhi wouldn’t be so calm.

However, her curiosity was indeed strong, and she cautiously asked, "Master, this moonlight..."

After all, Mo Zhi had never seen the Moonlight Power with such a strong Power of Purification.

She felt that the moonlight piercing through the hole was quite eerie.

Yun Ran was initially a little dazed, but quickly regained her composure and smiled faintly when she heard Mo Zhi’s inquiry.

"Of course, it’s a good thing, and not a common one. By the way, bring me the plant I gave you earlier."

Asking for something back was a bit embarrassing, but to confirm her thoughts, Yun Ran had to make the request.

Mo Zhi was not upset at all about taking something out of her bag again and quickly retrieved the item.

Yun Ran took the withered and slightly sinister-looking plant and placed it under the moonlight.

Upon contact with the moonlight, the plant’s previous sinister look quickly faded away.

Mo Zhi had seen magic tricks transforming people, but never transforming plants!

At this moment, the plant looked particularly harmless and even enticing with its translucent appearance.

If there were an outsider present, they would definitely see this scene and think it was indeed a rare treasure.

Yun Ran watched the transformation of the plant in her hand, a smile appearing in her eyes, "Interesting, this place is truly a treasure trove."

Not only was the plant remarkable, but even the moonlight here had the strongest purifying effect.

No wonder when she calculated earlier, she found that activating the newly acquired Heavenly Book Fragment here would be most suitable.

Yun Ran raised her hand and tossed the plant, purified by the Moonlight Power, back to Mo Zhi.

She looked at Mo Zhi and instructed as if it were the most natural thing: "You go outside and protect me. No matter what happens here, guard the cave entrance and don’t let anyone in. Can you do it?"

Being able to work for Yun Ran was exactly what Mo Zhi wanted to do the most.

"Yes, Master, I’ll go right away, and I won’t let anyone intrude!"

After saying that, Mo Zhi turned and marched off to work, determined not to allow anyone to disturb the Master as long as she had breath in her body!

In the blink of an eye, Mo Zhi’s figure vanished, leaving Yun Ran alone in the entire space.

Yun Ran continued standing where the moonlight could reach, feeling the originally incomplete inheritance within her gradually improving.

"The incomplete inheritance from Moonlight City is being activated now, seemingly due to the Moonlight Power."

At that moment, Yun Ran clearly sensed a patch of skin on her arm starting to heat up and then burn.

Soon, she felt a tolerable stabbing pain, and Yun Ran immediately took off her coat.

With the illumination from the Demon Core and the penetrating moonlight, Yun Ran saw the changes on her arm.

A fist-sized totem slowly emerged, and the skin there turned from pink to deep red due to the totem.

This totem turned out to be the same plant she had seen before, after it went berserk.

All these changes reminded Yun Ran of the time she spent in Moonlight City.

At this moment, Yun Ran’s mood was utterly speechless, as if speechless opened the door, and speechless was home.

"The messy situations in the past were because my Life Chart was troublesome. Now, even with good Qi Fortune in this Dream Realm, those messy situations still keep happening!"

After a bit of self-mockery, Yun Ran temporarily set aside the connection between the Moonlight Power and Moonlight City, focusing on more pressing matters.

Yun Ran found a relatively flat and clean spot, sat down, and then retrieved the Heavenly Book Fragment she had received earlier.

She wasn’t sure if it was her illusion, but after she took out the Heavenly Book Fragment, the surrounding temperature and aura seemed to change.

The Heavenly Book Fragment was made of some kind of animal hide, though the material was unknown.

Both in texture and appearance, it seemed quite ordinary.

In other places, this hide would likely be stored in a warehouse or similar, not considered a treasure.

The appraisers from Divine Sword Manor were certainly top-notch, but even they couldn’t fully assess the potential of this piece of hide.

If Chi Yao hadn’t been certain that this was indeed the Heavenly Book Fragment, Yun Ran might have held some doubts.

The hide was unrolled, displaying abstract patterns that were difficult to decipher without certain abilities.

Looking at the patterns on the hide, Yun Ran felt a vague sense of familiarity.

Yun Ran took a neat stack of paper from her bag, intending to rub the patterns onto them for further study.

As for the hide, Yun Ran planned to carefully store it away because of its collectible value.

Even if she couldn’t fully unravel its secrets now, perhaps future descendants of Qingfeng Temple might.

She promptly began, taking up a pen to start copying.

The initial drawing went smoothly until she started on the second pattern when suddenly her brain felt sluggish.

Her hand, too, seemed to lose control, intending to draw a straight line but ending up forming a wavy one.

When she realized something was wrong, it was too late. An invisible force gripped her heart, making it difficult for Yun Ran to breathe.

This situation alarmed Yun Ran greatly.

If her cultivation had been weak, she might have already been severely injured.

Yun Ran immediately dropped the pen, and the oppressive force, intent on sending her to the afterlife, vanished entirely.

And the disappearance was absolute.

Had it not been for the wavy line clearly drawn on the paper, Yun Ran might have doubted whether the breathlessness she felt was just an illusion.

She focused back on the hide, intensely curious whether others attempting to replicate the patterns would meet the same fate as her.

Regardless, Yun Ran dared not continue with the replication now and had to regretfully abandon the attempt.

"It seems I must tread cautiously. These patterns cannot be copied, implying that my margin for trial and error is solely this one attempt."

This hypothesis left Yun Ran feeling distinctly unsettled.