Then there was the formation he set up at the exit of the yin-yang realm. Initially, Luo Yingbai thought he wanted to harm him and Xia Xianning, but upon recollection, that didn’t seem to be the case. The formation was meant to trap – at most preventing them from leaving temporarily. Based on Yin Ming’s tone and behavior, it seemed he was trying to block something in the yin-yang realm, not them.
However, Luo Yingbai was certain that nothing unclean could have been brought out at that time. So was Yin Ming feeling guilty, or deliberately playing dumb?
Luo Yingbai asked, “A Shou, did you hear Yin Ming talking in his sleep?”
Wei Shou, who hadn’t paid attention at the time, thought carefully and realized: “Oh, he seemed to say a few things about a cenotaph, something about not entangling. I didn’t hear it clearly.”
Luo Yingbai said, “Okay, I understand.”
He had a suspicion that Yin Ming was definitely connected to the strange events in the school’s teaching building and had likely left the school because of that incident. But after the previous handling, no strange events had occurred in the teaching building, leaving no trace to investigate. They could only wait until Yin Ming woke up to ask for clarification.
After discussing the case, the four youngsters went out to eat with Luo Zhao. Luo Yingbai obsequiously opened the car door for Luo Zhao. Luo Zhao laughed and scolded, “You brat.”
He got into the passenger seat. Luo Yingbai said, “I’ll drive. Let the other three sit in the back.”
As the other three were approaching the car, Luo Yingbai waited a moment before opening the door and getting in.
Luo Zhao asked, “What’s wrong?”
Luo Yingbai responded casually, “Nothing. Just felt like there was a camera light flashing. But when I looked, it was gone.”
Luo Zhao knew his son well and glanced out the window, saying, “Be careful recently. The government is changing leadership again.”
Luo Yingbai gave a slight smile, adding a cold edge to his usually harmless appearance: “It’s fine. I’m used to it. They’ll just keep stirring things up, but in the end, you’ll still be here. Dad, I’ve grown up. We don’t need to keep hiding from them.”
