Chu Ge didn't know what her purpose was, whether she was coming for something, but a lot of people from their time-space appeared in the same dimension. Thinking about this always felt a bit strange.
It was an intuition, a dangerous intuition.
Although Luo Qi didn't quite understand, he still nodded, "I will be careful."
...
Meanwhile, in a private room of a tavern, Ye Liang sat calmly by the window, quietly watching people come and go.
"Bang bang bang." Suddenly, the door was knocked.
Ye Liang frowned; she remembered she had instructed the waiter not to disturb her unless needed.
"Bang bang bang." The door was knocked again. This time, without waiting for her to inquire, the door was pushed open with a creak.
Ye Liang's face was tinged with anger as she looked toward the door, and she froze for a moment when she saw who it was, quickly returning to indifference.
"What are you here for?" Ye Liang withdrew her gaze, her anger on her face also reduced.
