Chapter 844
Chapter 844 Polly’s Keen Eye
The cats who had not tasted the goat milk stared at the empty cans left behind by His Highness.
Their minds were nk, and they were genuinely curious about the taste of the goat milk.
Unexpectedly, the ck cat responded coldly, “Are you mocking me?”
The uneducated
cat furrowed its brows and quickly straightened up, saying, “Your Highness, I would never dare!”
The ck cat gazed at Lilly’s retreating figure. After a while, it picked up the empty goat milk can, shoo
k it, and they can vanished.
In a short while, it disappearedpletely.
The uneducated cat pursed its lips and mumbled, “His Highness is so stingy!”
It could not believe that the ck cat took the can away and stored it for himself.
Another cat nearby gave it a nk look and retorted, “What, do you want to lick the empty can?”
Look at how worthless you are!
The cat involuntarily licked the corner of its mouth, then quickly caught up with His Highness.
Lilly took the map and immediately summoned the ghosts once again.
This time, Lisa did note along. Lilly had decided to leave Lisa in the human world so that she could
! assist her brother in capturing the head ghost.
Little did she know, her Aunt Lisa had been called away by Anthony, leaving her two brothers to catch g
hosts on their own.
Regardless, they both had amulets and bracelets on them. Anthony believed there was no danger, so h
e allowed them to handle it themselves as a form of exercise.
So, this time it was only Lilly and herpanions, including Polly, not to mention the other conversatio
ns happening within the soul gourd…
They gathered by the ice pond, forming a circle with the map spread out in the center.
The cowardly ghost stared at the map and whispered, “Ghost Abyss…”
The map was incredibly vast, resembling a map of the entire Earth. It was divided into various regions,
with Ghost Town and hell, marked as tiny dots.
The density of the markings was overwhelming, almost intimidating to look at. If it weren’t for the ck
cat’s guidance on the location of the Ghost Abyss earlier, they
would have had to search for a long time.
“Hey, we need
to zoom in on this map,” the harem spirit said, approaching with astonishment. “Absolutely, at first nc
e, this map appears ordinary, but take a closer look…”
Lilly immediately pressed her face against it.
As she examined it closely, she realized that the map was intricately detailed, with the smallest font thi
nner than an ant’s leg hair. Although she could not see clearly, she could vaguely make out somend
marks around the Ghost Abyss.
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Lilly shifted her gaze and focused on the point that marked the underworld.
“Hell” was
written in unknown characters. From a distance, it seemed like a single font, but upon closer inspection
, she discovered that these two characters spanned across the entire thirteen stations of the underworl
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In other words, these characters were “written” by the Thirteen Stations of the Underworld, showcasing
incredible ingenuity.
Yellow Spring Route, Outlook Tower, Hellhound Ridge, Golden Ridge… Prosper City… Ghost Pce…
Lilly leaned in closer and could discern that Prosper City had ten halls of the
Ruler of Hell. The Pce of the Ruler of Hell stood at the center, upying thergest area, while the
other nine halls were scattered around it.
Beyond Prosper Cityy the Ghost Pce, where ordinary ghosts who had died and not yet been reinc
arnated resided. It was akin to prefecture–
level cities beneath the municipalities, a vast expanse divided into hundreds of areas.
Lilly felt a strain on her eyes and tears welled up involuntarily.
“It would be great if we could zoom in on it like a picture on a mobile phone…” Lilly
sat up straight and rubbed her eyes.
The entire scroll was only about the size of a 40–
inch desk. Trying to examine a minuscule area was like staring at an ant, requiring close scrutiny to dis
cern the detailed map of a provincial capital.
“It’s useless,” the cowardly ghost sighed, rubbing its eyes. “Not only are
our eyes strained, but our souls are also exhausted.”
Huaxin Gui chimed in, “This map shouldn’t be viewed with our naked eyes. The person who
created this map must not have used a regr brush.”
Lilly sighed, “I wish I had a magnifying ss right now!”
Polly hopped off Lilly’s shoulder, tilting its head and approaching with one eye.
“I have a magnifying ss, I have a magnifying ss!” it eximed, holding something in its beak. “Thi
s, this, this! Here it is!”
Its
eyes
acted as magnifying sses!
Bird eyes were different from human eyes!
The harem spirit sneered, “You silly bird, can you even read?”
Polly straightened up and red, “You’re the silly one, and your entire family is silly birds!”
With that, it confidently extended a w and stepped on the words that said Ghost Abyss.
The harem spirit was left speechless.
Polly proudly raised its head and dered, “When your grandfather was learning to read, you were still
ying with mud in the soul gourd!”
The harem spirit’s forehead wrinkled, and she raised her hand with a sinister
smile, ready to catch Polly. “Polly, if you keep acting up, don’t be surprised if I pluck your feathers and r
oast you for dinner!”
Polly frowned and turned toin to Lilly, “Lilly! She’s bullying me!”
Lilly gently touched its little head with her finger, reassuring it, “Miss Harem was just teasing you. Don’t
worry, she won’t really harm you. She knows you get frightened easily.”
Polly, feeling wronged, insisted, “I can really see it, I can really see it!”
It pointed its sharp talons at the words “Ghost Abyss” and continued, “There is a very tall mountain loca
ted ten miles away from Ghost Abyss.”
Lilly leaned in closer, but she couldn’t see any mountains, only a tiny dot on the map.
Polly’s ws continued to move, “And there’s ake here, a very, very deepke!”
Lilly looked again, but she still could not spot ake, just a small ck shadow resembling ama.
“Really?” Lilly eximed, surprised by Polly’s ability.
Could Polly’s eyes be even more powerful than a magnifying ss?
The
cowardly ghost suddenly had a realization and said, “It must be true. Polly’s eyes have an extraordinary
ability to see what we can’t.”