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Chapter 1300 - Chapter 1300 Chapter 1164 Ghost Princess (Part 2)

Chapter 1300: Chapter 1164: Ghost Princess (Part 2) Chapter 1300: Chapter 1164: Ghost Princess (Part 2) The Ghost Princess’s eyes were very bright, shimmering with strands of confusion and incomprehension.

Although she was in deep slumber, she knew that time was constantly passing and it had been many years since the moment of her death.

She looked at the familiar Chu Mu and Ye Qingzi, then at her father, Bai Yu, whom she had actually never met before.

Afterward, she turned back to look at her body lying on the ice bed.

Clearly, she had not expected to appear in the form of a ghost, and she stared at herself in surprise for a long time without looking away.

Her beautiful hair fluttered as her translucent body emitted a faint blue, dreamy glow, gently twinkling as the four of them stared at Princess Jinrou.

It had to be admitted that Princess Jinrou indeed possessed unparalleled beauty. Her every aspect was enchanting, just as Ye Wansheng had said before; one glance and she could not be forgotten. Her beauty was soft, without a hint of sharpness, creating a pleasant and enjoyable sight. Even compared with the bewitching beauty of Yu Suo, she was not overshadowed in the least.

And in her ghostly form, she became even more ethereal, as if an immortal from a dream had truly appeared before them.

She still bore a trace of bewilderment as she reached out, her hand passing through her pale, semi-transparent palm, while she could see the ground…

“I… what is this…” Princess Jinrou was also at a loss as to what had transpired, appearing somewhat flustered and nervous.

“Jinrou…” overcome with ecstatic joy, Bai Yu could not help but call out her name.

Princess Jinrou’s gaze turned towards Bai Yu. In fact, she was somewhat unfamiliar with her own father’s appearance, but throughout her slumber, she had heard her father’s sighs and lonely soliloquies countless times.

“Daughter, I… I am your father, I…” Bai Yu had never imagined that his daughter would awaken; in his excitement, his words were jumbled – he truly hadn’t thought about what to say to her.

In Bai Yu’s memory, Jinrou was always a lively and adorable little girl, always seeking a piggyback ride as they soared through the sky on a Winged Soul Pet, her laughter the most beautiful music Bai Yu had ever heard.

But a single Ice Seal, and nearly twenty years flitted by. She had blossomed into a woman of incomparable beauty. He had so much he wanted to say, yet he choked up and could only step forward, opening his arms to embrace her.

Bai Yu hugged tightly, but his arms didn’t come into contact with Princess Jinrou’s body. Instead, they passed through her like an image, his hands ultimately embracing himself. Princess Jinrou stood still, her form passing directly through Bai Yu’s…

Bai Yu touched nothing, this feeling almost identical to that of a dream. Every time he tried to hold her in his arms, she would inexplicably dissolve away. She was visible but untouchable, and then, upon waking up, a surge of loss would pain his heart.

Different from a dream, this time, Jinrou did not disappear. She continued to maintain her ghostly form, floating there. Bai Yu didn’t try to embrace her again but stretched out a hand, slowly reaching towards Princess Jinrou.

Princess Jinrou, equally unaware of what was happening to her, also extended her hand to touch Bai Yu’s palm.

Yet, father and daughter still touched nothing, as Princess Jinrou’s hand disappeared amidst Bai Yu’s…

“What is happening! What is happening!!” Bai Yu muttered bitterly to himself, his joy plummeting to desolation, the most painful of feelings.

“What’s wrong with me?” Princess Jinrou also looked at herself; she could see her father, yet she couldn’t touch him. Even more, Princess Jinrou realized she couldn’t touch any physical object at all.

“I know now!” Suddenly, Master Li cried out.

Everyone immediately turned their attention to Master Li, including the ghostly form of Princess Jinrou, who was half-floating as she looked at him, eager to understand what had happened to her.

“It’s Soul Awakening! An Emperor-level Demon Spirit isn’t sufficient to awaken the Little Princess’s soul, after all, her soul is near death. However, a Dominator-Level Demon Spirit can imitate a soul, embodying all aspects of the Little Princess’s soul!” Master Li said.

Chu Mu did not understand at all what Master Li was trying to convey and quickly asked, “So what is this soul exactly…?”

“What we call a soul refers to a life form that is completely connected to the body, carrying the creature’s memories, thoughts, and beliefs. Its existence must depend on the body and be completely linked to it. As Princess Rou’s body is unharmed, if her soul were to awaken, she should be fully revived.”

“This type of soul and body separation can only be considered as a ghost, a sign that appears after death. That Dominator Level Demon Spirit, after signing a soul contract with the Little Princess, shaped the ghostly life form of the Little Princess. The difference between a soul and a ghost is that a soul is a living entity connected to the body and invisible, while a ghost is what the soul turns into after life has passed, it represents death.”

When Master Li was describing something, he always gave too much explanation, but Chu Mu basically understood now–the current Princess Jinrou had become the Ghost Princess!

“So, my daughter has still not come back to life.” Bai Yu, gazing at the ghostly form of Princess Jinrou, looked extremely dejected.

“No, resurrection is not that simple, especially when the demon spirit itself is a ghost; it is impossible for them to possess the ability to revive from death. However, there is no need to be discouraged. The Little Princess is currently just a detached soul. If, as the Good and Evil Queen mentioned, we find Naihe, having both a soul and a body will make resurrection much easier. The soul simply needs to merge with the body that carries all its spiritual information, and the Little Princess will be completely revived. That is far better than not having a soul at all. The true meaning of resurrection still lies in having a soul as the foundation; otherwise, what is revived is certainly only a mindless shell,” the Fox Elder said.

Princess Jinrou was also listening. Indeed, she carried all her memories and thoughts, but she had not realized that everyone was seeking various ways to resurrect her.

“What exactly happened? Why did I become a ghost, and I feel like a Soul Pet has made a soul contract with me,” Princess Jinrou said.

Princess Jinrou’s gaze was fixed on Chu Mu. To be honest, he was the person she was most familiar with here, since she had never actually met her father.

“It’s a Dominator Level Magic Spirit…” Now, Chu Mu briefly explained the previous events to Princess Jinrou.

Princess Jinrou quickly came to a realization. Her eyes filled with a hint of sadness as she murmured softly to herself, “No wonder I felt it was so heartbroken.”

“And… what happened to that Magic Spirit?” the Fox Elder asked anxiously.

Princess Jinrou shook her head and said, “It seems to have been gravely injured, lying dormant in my Soul Pet Space. When I woke up, it told me in a very weak voice to take it and escape from this city.”

“This is somewhat tricky, now that the entire district is surrounded and the Dark Brown Hunters are conducting inspections one by one. It’s unclear whether they can detect a Soul Pet that has already made a soul contract,” the Fox Elder said.

While the Fox Elder was speaking, suddenly a loud command came from outside the Ice Room!

“All of Xiao Residence listen up, regardless of your status, even if you are just a servant feeding Soul Pets, come to the front courtyard for inspection!”

This voice also reached inside the Ice Room, causing everyone within to frown. They hadn’t expected the Dark Brown Hunters to arrive at Xiao Residence so quickly, and now Princess Jinrou’s current state was indeed troublesome.

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Outside the Light Web, a man stood beyond the intersecting blue beams, his piercing eyes watching Wan Meng and Lin Li within.

This man was tall and powerful, exuding a mighty aura that seemed capable of uprooting mountains. Behind him, his robust and majestic Stone Wing Dragon added to his already imposing presence. The creature stood on the Main Street, making the thoroughfare seem exceptionally crowded. The towering buildings only reached the belly of the Stone Wing Dragon, and if it spread its wings, the entire block might be swept away.

“Wu Zhen… Commander Wu Zhenjiang… You… why have you come?” Lin Li looked at the formidable man and laughed dryly, revealing a trace of panic on his face.

Chairman Lin had always kept the news of the Dominator Level Magic Spirit to himself, fearing that Wu Zhen would interfere.

Yet, what he feared most had come to pass–Wu Zhen actually appeared!

“With such commotion, how could I not come and see what’s going on? Setting up such a Heaven and Earth Net in my city without notifying me, huh?” Wu Zhen revealed a toothy grin, which seemed somewhat malicious.

“Chairman Lin was worried that the Magic Spirit would escape and cause greater damage to Wen City, which is why he acted without informing you. Commander Wu Zhenjiang surely won’t hold it against us, right?” Wan Meng said with a jovial smile.

“By the way, I thought I heard something just now. That sound didn’t seem very common,” Wu Zhen said as he stroked his stubbled chin, narrowing his eyes into slits.

“This…” Chairman Lin’s expression stiffened, thinking to himself that this man must not have learned of the appearance of the Dominator Level Magic Spirit.

Wan Meng was quick to respond, saying, “Just now, we accidentally killed an Emperor-level Demon Spirit. It was the scream of that Magic Spirit, ah, such a pity for an Emperor-level Magic Spirit, such a pity…”

“Alright, Wan Fatty, stop acting in front of me. I want a share of this Dominator Level Magic Spirit,” Commander Wu Zhenjiang said with a cold snort.

At this moment, both Wan Meng and Chairman Lin seemed rather pale, facing the aggressive Commander Wu Zhenjiang…

This was Wu Zhen’s territory, and if push came to shove, with just one command, he could make everyone vanish into smoke. Even waving the flag of the Divine Sect would likely be of no avail.

“Fine, but you’ll have to help us capture this Magic Spirit, and don’t let a fourth person find out!” Wan Meng gritted his teeth. Sharing the spoils with one more person was better than coming away empty-handed, and Wan Meng was a shrewd merchant after all.

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