Beaten blue hands and feet, a face that was slightly burnt, and not a trace of "fat" on the body, it really looked like a dried corpse.

Susie couldn't help but remember the first time she met Auntie Jinny, who also looked like a zombie.

Because of this incident, her attitude towards women softened a bit, and she stared at her and asked, "Who are you, after all?"

Before she figured it out, she couldn't let her guard down.

The woman turned her head and stared at the little goblin creature on the tree branch, finally shouting with a giggle.

Susie's eyes shifted, "Are you hungry? Do you want to eat it?"

She touched the ring, then touched the Soul Calabash, and found a Snow Fish.

Snow Fish was too big, Susie didn't have the strength to hold it and struggled to carry it.

"Do you want to eat this?" The woman glanced at it, seeming uninterested, and continued to look at the little monster.

Susie thought for a moment and realized that the monster and the ghost were different.

Cultivating Ghosts devouring ghost beasts, increasing their own cultivation. They also eat demon beasts, which can also increase their cultivation.

Susie didn't eat ghost beasts, but she ate monster beasts because she was still human. Ghost beasts were like ghosts to her, "not tasty".

In essence, ghost beasts and monster beasts are different. Ghost beasts can be seen as animals' spirits that have undergone cultivation after death, while monster beasts, relatively speaking, are living creatures.

Susie threw the Snow Fish, which was swinging its tail wildly, back into the Soul Calabash.

Pointing at the little monster on the tree branch, "If you tell me who you are, I will help you catch it and give it to you to eat."

The little goblin on the tree branch: "!!!!"

Little Yama! You were not human!

The woman seemed to be persuaded, or rather understood?

She turned her head again and stared straight at Susie.

Susie didn't know how long had passed, but she was being stared at, which made her hair stand on end. Subconsciously, she raised the frying pan in her hand.

She felt that if she continued to stare at her, she couldn't help but knock her on the head.

Suddenly, the woman spoke and said the first sentence.

Her voice was extremely hoarse, as if her throat had been damaged before. Her voice was "patchy" and Susie could barely make out what she was saying.

"Little Yama?"

Susie nodded, "That's right, it was me!"

The woman paused for a moment and after a long while, she asked uncertainly, "Daughter of Emperor Justice?"

Susie nodded, "That's right, Emperor Justice was my father."

The woman was completely stunned.

She stared at Susie for a long, long time. The sunken eye sockets and protruding eyeballs, which were withered, finally showed a hint of a different expression.

"Emperor... Justice... Susie...!" she said firmly.

This time it was Susie's turn to be astonished.

"Do you know me?"

Arabian Nights!

This was Mount Hood's first time here. She had never seen this woman before, and Dad had never mentioned any related person to her.

The woman struggled, then lowered her head to look at the Soul Binding Net, ropes, and weights that bound her tightly.

"Let go..." she said.

Susie shook her head and said, "Even though you know me, I still can't let go of you."

She didn't make hasty decisions, what if the other person was a cunning woman pretending to be familiar and trying to deceive her?

Although intuitively, she felt that this woman was not a bad person.

But be careful sailing the ship for a thousand years, she is now all alone, with no one to protect her, no father by her side, no ancestors by her side...

The woman seemed a little dissatisfied, but she quieted down and there was a long silence.

Just as she was about to speak, she suddenly began to struggle violently, her face filled with murderous intent.

"He...!"

Susie followed her gaze and her heart tightened: "Who?!"

Yes, she had already wasted too much time here. Could it be that the man in the black robe caught up with her?

At that moment, she had absolutely no strength to resist at all!

There was nothing left, not a drop of Yin energy in my body!

Susie was in a hurry and wanted to run immediately, but then she saw a woman lying on the ground, being pressed down and screaming in one direction...

With determination, Susie lifted both herself and the dumbbell.

It was impossible to let her go, so we had to carry her away together.

There was no darkness, only strength prevailed.

"Do you want to leave or not?" Susie shouted at the little goblin creature on the tree branch. "Hurry up and come over, if you don't want to leave, I will!"

The little monster struggled, but in the end, it ran to Susie's side and followed her closely.

Susie was tense all over, and the woman continued to stare in one direction, growling softly, with a face full of murderous intent.

She left in the opposite direction.

She was eager to know if the man in the black robe was chasing after her. Subconsciously, she used the method she had just used to search for women, focusing her mind and radiating her energy outward...

At this moment, Susie opened a new world door!

Her eyes were in the front, but she could surprisingly see things behind her clearly, as if she had eyes on the back of her head!

If it weren't for her hands holding a woman and a large weight, she would have scratched the back of her head to see if she had mutated.

The woman suddenly struggled and finally said another sentence, "Over there... hide!"

Susie followed and saw that there was a mysterious "hole" in the air - to be precise, she could now see things that her eyes couldn't see. This hole was very hidden and was an excellent hiding place.

Susie sensed it and hid inside, considering herself temporarily safe.

She carried the woman and leaped inside, but couldn't hold on and dropped the woman along with the weight.

Woman: "..."

The little monster followed Susie, hiding behind her, feeling unsafe and stepping back a few meters, holding onto a rock.

After catching her breath, Susie had to address the issue at hand: whether this woman was an enemy or a friend.

"Can I say it now? Who exactly are you?"

Returning to the cave, the woman also relaxed her expression, still staring at Susie as if confirming something.

Finally, she slowly spoke, "I am..."