Ying Qi's movements slowly came to a halt.
Yet she still ignored Gu Shengyin, just like at the beginning, sitting there with her head down, motionless, as if she completely disregarded the two people in front of her.
Gu Shengyin glanced at Ying Yi: "Let's go."
Ying Yi silently nodded; the metal lock clanged shut once more, restoring silence to the place.
After Gu Shengyin and the others had been gone for a long time, when not even the faintest sound of footsteps could be heard anymore, Ying Qi suddenly swiftly grabbed the shards of a mirror on the ground to slash at her neck.
"Ding!" A copper coin flew from nowhere, accurately striking Ying Qi's hand holding the mirror shard.
Her hand loosened, and the shard fell to the ground.
A deep voice emerged from the darkness: "Ying Qi, the master didn't say you could die, so don't even think about it."
Soon, a gray-clothed figure appeared from the shadows, cleaning up the shards and other things in the iron cell.
