Joshua carefully scrutinized Basil Jaak. Although Basil Jaak's appearance hadn't changed much, his aura was vastly different from the boy he knew over twenty years ago, radiating a certain pressure of an authority, which made him unrecognizable.
"Jaak, how come..." Joshua noticed that Basil Jaak seemed to grow younger, as if time had stopped for him, leaving no marks over the past twenty years, and couldn't help but feel quite curious.
Basil Jaak smiled subtly; he was aware this was the benefit of cultivation, but didn't explain too much to Joshua. Sitting in the office chair, he got to the point: "Alber, I've come here this time because of the appearance of the mummified bodies."
At the mention of the word "mummified," Joshua's pupils constricted suddenly, and he asked solemnly, "Jaak, you know about the mummified bodies?"
