Star Railway: The Pioneer's Journey

Chapter 117 The Tail?

It's not strange or dangerous for a person to have a tail-like creature like Suiyang around.

After all, in order to defeat Qiong Sang, most of the warriors of the Immortal Ship, including Lan, made a body-snatching pact with Sui Yang to obtain Sui Yang's power.

But the key point is not that people and the sun go hand in hand.

Instead, it was a judge from the Ten Kings' Court, carrying a Suiyang (a type of magical weapon).

Lan admitted that he had some doubts about this.

Are people this daring nowadays?

Lan was puzzled by Suiyang's question.

He stared at the little girl's tail, which emitted an eerie green light, wondering whether he should reach out and poke it to see if the Sun God would react.

Meanwhile, the tail of the sun—which is also called the tail—is as quiet as a chicken at this time.

I dare not speak, I really dare not speak.

Putting aside whether he recognized Lan, the main deity of the Immortal Boat Alliance, Lan still possessed a portion of the power of the Frost Emperor, which was impossible for Suiyang's tail not to detect.

Although the eldest emperor, Suihuang, was suppressed in the Ming Dynasty, his legend still circulates in Suiyang.

"Um, Grandpa Tail..."

The fox-girl's trembling voice drifted over.

The three of them stared at her intently.

Whether it was sensing something or not, the fox-girl froze, gripping the small flag in her hand even tighter.

"Grandpa Tail, Grandpa Tail, Suiyang has run away... Where are we supposed to catch him?"

Tail: Do you think I dare to speak?

No matter how arrogant he is, he really doesn't dare to speak up when he's around these two.

The fox woman's legs trembled as if she had Parkinson's disease, and her voice was so shaky it was almost inaudible: "Grandpa Tail? Did you hear me?"

"Little girl."

An unfamiliar voice came from behind.

Suddenly, the fox woman let out an exceptionally piercing scream:

"ah--"

Master Gongshu: ...In broad daylight, is it really that exaggerated?

Lan: ...Why does the Ten Kings accept everything?

Yunzhi, who was closest: ...Kid, your scream was really powerful.

The fox woman, completely unaware that the people in front of her were not invisible, suddenly turned around, closed her eyes tightly, and wildly waved the small flag in both hands:

"Aaaaaahh ...

With short arms and a short flag, he waved it in the air for ages but couldn't hit anyone. Instead, he tripped over his own feet and fell flat on his backside.

Her tail twitched: "Hey, hey, look closer!"

These three people in front of me are real, living people!

Whispers through gritted teeth.

However, Lan and Yunzhi were both very sharp-eared and sharp-eyed, and Tail thought it was very quiet, but in reality, the sound was quite loud.

The little girl named Huo Huo opened her eyes at this moment and glanced at what was in front of her.

The tall, golden-eyed youth bent slightly in front of her and extended his hand: "Alright, get up."

Huo Huo still had tears in her eyes, but she felt a little relieved.

The person in front of me spoke and acted very gently; he was probably a member of the Cloud Cavalry.

Huo Huo raised his hand.

Suddenly, a strange flame flickered in the young man's majestic golden eyes.

It is exactly the same as the flames of Suiyang.

Huo Huo: QAQ

Petrified, cracked.

Time seemed to stand still.

Yun silently raised her hand and extended her finger—

Three, two, one—

"Aaaaaaahh ...

The little girl rolled over and scrambled away.

Even the sun on her tail left a series of afterimages as she ran incredibly fast.

Lan withdrew her hand, looking completely indifferent.

Yun sighed, "Why are you scaring her?"

Lan shrugged: "The Ten Kings' Division deals with the dead. How did she, with such a cowardly nature, get in, let alone become a judge?"

Master Gongshu spoke on behalf of the Ten Kings Division: "That was a trainee judge, but he did join the Ten Kings Division when he was still young. It is said that it was because an evil spirit was attached to his tail."

Was it because of Suiyang that he was sent to the Ten Kings Division ahead of schedule?

Well, looking at it this way, the Ten Kings' Division can't really be considered child laborers.

"Master Gongshu, can the Creation Furnace still be repaired?"

Yun changed the subject.

Master Gongshu looked at the furnace that had been swept into the sky with a solemn expression, shook his head and sighed: "It's a pity. This Suiyang was originally intended to provide energy for the Department of Works and Buildings. Now that the furnace has malfunctioned, these things will have to be dealt with by the Ten Kings Department."

"The Ten Kings' Division? Are you preparing to take them to the Prison of Imprisonment?"

"No, it should be a grotto-heaven called 'Suiyuan'."

Master Gongshu pondered for a moment and said, "The Suiyang cannot be completely destroyed. We can only imprison them with an invisible force field to isolate them from intelligent beings. The Ten Kings' Office should have special magical artifacts for this purpose."

"Is that so..." Yunzhi lowered her head in thought.

Lan suddenly asked, "What is the name of Suiyang in the Creation Furnace?"

Master Gongshu was taken aback: "Name?"

"Hmm." Lan asked seriously, "From which celestial body did it split off?"

Anyway, it wasn't the Emperor Sui.

Master Gongshu seemed to have just remembered:

"A thousand years ago, General Teng Xiao fought against a man named Sui Yang who was called 'Liao Yuan'. Liao Yuan was defeated and split apart, and then died in the furnace of creation."

A prairie fire.

Lan remembered the name.

—When we go to Zhu Mingxianzhou later, we'll ask Suihuang if he knows about this Suiyang.

Although the Emperor of Sui probably wouldn't want to see Him.

After all, the deal to possess His body that was agreed upon back then vanished into thin air with His ascension, and the Emperor Sui was probably seething with anger.

Don't get furious the moment you see Him.

"Suiyuan, right? Looks like we have another place to go."

Yun Zhi smiled and said, "I seem to remember that's a garden that fox people like. Is it appropriate to put Sui Yang there?"

Master Gongshu sighed deeply, his tone wistful: "Indeed, it is so. But the war of the Fengrao people thirty years ago took the lives of countless pilots. It seems that the liveliness of Suiyuan was taken away with it—and there are even some rumors of it being haunted."

"However, Master of Fate, if the True Lord wishes to go to Suiyuan, he can go through the port of Jinren Lane."

I understand now. Too many fox-people died in the war thirty years ago, and the remaining fox-people are afraid of being reminded of the past, so they rarely go to Suiyuan anymore.

Later, rumors of Suiyuan being haunted spread, and no one went there anymore.

So you simply used it to store the Year of the Sun?

Haunted?

How about the back alleys of Bebeloberg and the Shining in the hotel?

They say Pinocchio has a Shining, so what's so special about this?

"After we resolve Huanlong's problem at the Prison of Hell tomorrow, let's go to Suiyuan Garden and treat it like a haunted house."