Jin Ziyuan frowned and coldly said to her, "Get rid of it quickly, do you think everyone is like you?"
Searcy snorted and threw the skeleton into the Flame Pool.
Gu Youyou vomited relentlessly, feeling like there was nothing left in her stomach to throw up, but the discomfort was unbearable.
Jin Ziyuan sensed something was not right and anxiously said, "How are you? Do you want some Qingshui?"
Gu Youyou waved him off, saying, "No, it’s not that I’m disgusted with these things."
She had seen human skeletons in the ancient tomb and had not been so afraid, how could she be frightened by the bones of animals.
The reason she was vomiting was probably due to some other cause.
Not only did she feel nauseous enough to vomit, but there seemed to be something violently crashing inside her stomach, causing her so much pain that tears almost came out.
Searcy noticed her discomfort and quickly felt her pulse.
"What’s wrong?" Jin Ziyuan asked anxiously.
Searcy shook his head, his expression grave, and said, "I don’t know."
Meanwhile, Jin Zijin had finally killed a large number of rats to find his way into this cave.
His arrival wasn’t as easy as the three, including Gu Youyou, who were carried in while lying down; Jin Zijin had walked in by himself.
The half-human-tall deep cave strained his waist so much that by the time he got in, he could barely straighten up.
The others, having been bitten by the rats and slightly poisoned, had more difficulty moving and remained outside to continue killing the rats.
Once Jin Zijin emerged from the rodent-infested cave, he saw the scene.
Gu Youyou was non-stop vomiting, while Jin Ziyuan stood beside her, steadying her and gently patting her back.
A surge of fury rose within him, and with a few leaps, he was beside Gu Youyou, pushing Jin Ziyuan away and staring at him with a forbidding gaze.
He had only uttered a single word when a churning sensation in his stomach stopped the rest of his words in their tracks.
The next moment, he began to vomit madly just like Gu Youyou.
Something in his stomach seemed to be violently impacting him, causing not just discomfort but pain that made him grimace.
His symptoms were the same as Gu Youyou’s, and he couldn’t help but think she must be feeling just as miserable and in pain.
Seeing his condition, Gu Youyou was both shocked and pleased, but in the end, she rolled her eyes at him.
Thinking to herself: You’re in the same state, yet you’re asking if I can hold on.
"What in the world is happening to you two?"
Seeing them both in such a state, it was clear it was not due to being disgusted by the corpses in the pool.
Gu Youyou felt her stomach empty as something moved from the bottom up, reaching her esophagus, then her mouth; as she opened her mouth, that something shot out, and instantly, the feeling of nausea disappeared.
The object continued to fly up, hovering above the lotus pond, followed by a beam of ethereal blue light shining down from above the pond, overpowering the red glow.
The group watched in shock at the scene unfolding before them.
Looking up, they saw an upside-down pool of deep blue directly above the lotus pond, and the thumb-sized blue pearl Gu Youyou had just vomited was hovering and spinning in the center of that inverted circular space.
The surrounding stone walls were not ordinary stones; special runes rotated on them, like the veins of the stones.
The ancients among them thought it was a mystical Fairy’s abode, only Gu Youyou, who had the soul of a modern, felt like she was watching a sci-fi movie.
Those rotating rune-veins traced the vastness of the universe, with the blue pearl representing an enchanting planet, around which the cosmos revolved in orderly motion.